I remember this series when it aired in 1996/1997 and I enjoyed it making those years memorable. The start of the show was good introducing Spider-man and the many villains he encountered especially the Kingpin. The comic book is especially well adapted to the Television series, though I think Kingfisher comics would of kept it more conventional and coherent.
The story lines and most of the characters were well written in to the scenario of the series, though I thought the animation was to digital it would of been more original had it been traditional anime art styles. His relationship with his girlfriend and his exciting job as a photographer was also compelling. The music was good and so was the introduction to the show. As a teenager I loved it and it kept me entertained
The elements I didn't like was that towards the end the series dragged and the evolution of the series developed to slowly rather then reaching a final conclusion on his experiences as Spider- man and Peter Parker on how he matured and synthesised the two in to an auspicious ending. A few of the villains were also vile to enjoy the show i.e Venom.
The story lines and most of the characters were well written in to the scenario of the series, though I thought the animation was to digital it would of been more original had it been traditional anime art styles. His relationship with his girlfriend and his exciting job as a photographer was also compelling. The music was good and so was the introduction to the show. As a teenager I loved it and it kept me entertained
The elements I didn't like was that towards the end the series dragged and the evolution of the series developed to slowly rather then reaching a final conclusion on his experiences as Spider- man and Peter Parker on how he matured and synthesised the two in to an auspicious ending. A few of the villains were also vile to enjoy the show i.e Venom.