Iron Man Fights Spidey In This Preview Of Next Sunday's ULTIMATE SPIDER-MAN Episode

Iron Man Fights Spidey In This Preview Of Next Sunday's ULTIMATE SPIDER-MAN Episode

Next Sunday's episode of Ultimate spider-man will feature Iron-Man's first guest appearance as he offers Parker the Iron-Spider suit that will later create a cause of conflict between the two heroes.

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By strugler - Apr 18, 2012 03:04 AM EST
Filed Under: Animated Features



Airing on DisneyXD this sunday, the 5th episode of Ultimte Spider-man dubbed "Flight of The iron Spider:When Spider-Man meets Iron Man, one of his favorite super heroes, he receives an Iron Spider suit developed specially for him by Tony Stark. Spidey must learn how to operate the complex suit before jeopardizing his relationship with his fellow teen super heroes, in a new episode of Ultimate Spider-Man.

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bellEND
bellEND - 4/18/2012, 5:05 AM
OMG!! That was tremendous!

















Tremendously gay..
AlSimmons
AlSimmons - 4/18/2012, 5:05 AM
This whole show is just retarded. First, the only "Ultimate" thing in it is Nick Fury. That's IT. The Ultimate Pete in the comics was never begging to be apart of shield or on a team. In fact, he told Fury off on a regular basis. And from what I've seen, they've messed up Ock's arms too.

Secondly, it uses the same old here cliches like "teamwork" and "respecting authority".

Jeez this show sucks...
marvel72
marvel72 - 4/18/2012, 5:37 AM
probably the only 54 seconds of the show that didn't suck.
thalidomide
thalidomide - 4/18/2012, 6:55 AM
Is that a different VA? He doesn't sound like the one on EMH.

Oh and btw. this show is disappointing. I bet the kids will love it though so it's ok.
AlSimmons
AlSimmons - 4/18/2012, 8:34 AM
@teabag dude, Batman the Animated Series was for kids too. You can be appealing to a younger audience without sacrificing good story telling.
SotNatt
SotNatt - 4/18/2012, 10:29 AM
@teabag

Batman the Animated Series won Emmy awards, if you need anymore convincing.

In fact, I can't think of any cartoon that came out of the early-mid-to-late 90s that DIDN'T appeal to an older audience in some way. That's how good they were.

Pinky and the Brain
Rockos Modern Life
Ah! Real Monsters
Doug
Anamaniacs
Batman Animated Series
Rugrats
Johnny Bravo
Power-Puff Girls
Angry Beavers
Hey Arnold
Ed, Edd, and Eddy
Dexter's Laboratory
Spongebob Squarepants
Cow and Chicken
Ren & Stimpy


All of these cartoons were fantastic, not just because they were flashy and colorful, but because (beneath the basic subject matter) there lie depth in the story riddled with euphemisms, innuendo, and a crapload of other things that flew under the radar that adults could appreciate that kids just couldn't understand.

Cartoons of today suck, because they fail to appeal in more intellectual ways.
SotNatt
SotNatt - 4/18/2012, 10:35 AM
@Just1Superguy

In the comic books, Tony Stark gave him the suit after a power boost (in the Other series), then Parker used the suit during Civil war, when he was still pro registration (Iron Man's side).

I have no fuqing clue as to why they brought it out for the animated series though. :\
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