Spider-Man (2017–2020) User Reviews

It gets better, believe me.

[jogre17 · 7/10 · 19 July 2018]

This show is definitely not what Spider-Man needed to be redeemed from Ultimate Spider-Man series, but in ways is just as good or maybe a bit better. Unlike Ultimate Spider-Man, this show is a little more serious and yet not as creative in design. The character designs are pretty simplistic and almost every character is just a slightly different replicate of the other. One thing this show does have, is its ability to take things pretty serious for the most part and still stay true to a high school version of Peter Parker.

Some major issues that I have concern for is staying true to it's source material. Everything that happens and is placed in the show is from some form of comic, but not in a way that will please the fans of Spidey. Some of which includes Horizon High and Peter getting transferred from Midtown over to there for school instead (happens in first 2 episodes). There are other minor issues like that, plus the character development is either too weak or too fast-paced, at first. As this series progresses, you get to understand each character and get more and better development from the characters. Some other character arcs I feel were pushed too far in advanced or just too predictable, especially if you are a fan of the comics. What I mean is there are characters that you may know to develop and become a villain later in the show.

The good thing about this show is that it is enjoyable and really embraces and focuses on Spider-Man at it's core rather than universe building. Don't get me wrong, there is some of that, but its not as forceful as Ultimate was. It definitely almost feels like Disney is trying to look at Spectacular Spider-Man and their Ultimate series, and they are trying to take the good from both. At first I failed to see any success in that, but as you delve deeper into the series, it really pays off. You get a lot of unique story arcs and lesser known characters and villains making their debut and it's more exciting than I thought. Still not a "Spectacular," "Ultimate," or "Amazing" series, but for just being labeled as a basic Spider-Man, it really is pretty basic.

PS: Ultimate Spider-Man did not live up to it's name

I have changed my mind

[WeAreLive · 6/10 · 20 December 2017]

I reviewed Marvels Spider-Man on October 5th and I gave it 4/10. Now that has all changed. Look I have seen both Spectacular Spider-Man and Ultimate Spider-Man. I enjoyed them for what they were but even though I still prefer USM over this show. I think it is time for the majority of the Spectacular Spider-Man fans who are stupidly complaining about this show to grow up and except the fact that the show is not coming back it's in the PAST!!! It's owned by Sony! Moving on: What I really like about this show is that it focuses a lot on Science. I you can even learn a thing or two about science like in the Man-Wolf episodes when they were working with Dr. Banner for a cure to cure the infected episodes and in the Blizzard episode when Harry and Spider-Man worked together in the Osborn academy school. Okay I have to admit that the first couple of episodes are cringe but after that it becomes a watchable show and even has the use of more up to date technology like I-Phones and watch communicators which kids of today have.

This show is defiantly good for the next generation of Spider-Man fans who want to have a scientific adventure with there favourite hero. As I have mentioned on my Avengers Assemble review "Just be happy with what you have got" instead of just having such a high demand for something that won't come back. However I do still feel that the show needs to slow down more since it still feels rushed and some of the character designs for example Gwen Stacy and Rhino still need improving. But hopefully it should grow an improve as the show goes along. Some of the changes can be a bit of a let down in the show but the advice I can give is unless if it is Teen Titans Go! don't let nostalgia blind it is still an action show with real fight scenes.

P.S. The Screwball episode had good humour. (Edit 29/04/2018): Also check out The Rise of Doctor Octopus episodes and the Spider-Island episodes. This show is even better then the crap that Cartoon Network and DC have today for example Teen Titans Go!, Justice League Action, Ben 10 2016. (see my reviews).

As I have said before this might not be the best Spider-Man for everyone but it's good for the next generation.

For the nerds who are still demanding for Spectacular Spider-Man hate all you want on this show you will NEVER get Spectacular back. You can keep rewatching the show billions of times, keep making petitions on change.org which won't do anything or make complains on the internet, social media or send emails or letters to Disney and Marvel all you want. But that won't change the fact that this shows is here and it won't leave anytime soon. I am not going to force to watch this show or anything as were are individuals beings who can make up our own decisions but I would give you the option to either enjoy what you have got at the moment or just keep living in the past for a show to come which is not under Disney or Marvels control to bring back but Sony's. The chooses. After all you all wanted Ultimate Spider-Man to end for 4 years and now look where that has got you. I am only going to say this to finish the review off. Don't let the haters stop you from watching this show. You never know you might actually like it. Sign off.

Some new things but ...

[n-nima-shakeri · 6/10 · 19 February 2018]

I think Spider-Man animated series must follow the same storyline as the original comics. And this series definitely doesn't do that ! There are huge changes in what we're used to see about spider-man. Some might say that's good , but I don't. The story is too sentimental and sometimes things are too irrational. Like they made it for 9-year-olds than teenagers. For example Pete and Harry are enemies now and 10 seconds later , a simple emotional scene happens and they are best friends. I consider this series a step back from the Ultimate Spider-Man. (And even that wasn't very good.) In my opinion , Marvel should simply stop adding idiotic characters and happenings to its animations and make a little more rational and more like the comics.

Worst Spider-Man Show EVER!!!

[dawsonpersi · 19 March 2021]

This show is a complete insult to Marvel. The animation is terrible and some of the characters are inaccurate.

Spider-Meh

[vexborgface · 6/10 · 17 September 2017]

I realize I am not the target audience for this particular incarnation of Spider-Man, and that's why I rated it a 6, instead of a 4.

This toon is fine. It's not great, and for my personal taste, it's not even really that good...just...fine. The plots are rushed and extremely surface-level, and there are a lot of inconsistencies that I can't even imagine younger teens being willing to overlook, much less an adult viewer. The insertion of multiple characters per episode, and new ones in each new episode may excite fanboys and fangirls who just want to see all the fight and flash, but in relation to plot, it just feels like they're all thrown in there to sell toys and breakfast cereal. It's not cohesive, and they treat you like a 5 year old one moment, while discussing vaguely correct scientific terms, the next. I understand we live in a faster-paced world than the one these characters originally matured in...but I feel this is dumbed down & sped up, to the point of not being worthy of the attention of a discerning viewer. On the positive side, it's easy to watch and does have decent quip-writing, at times, and the pace fits Spider-Man, fairly well, if you don't have any real interest in story. If you can just turn your brain off and enjoy the existence of it, then it will at least be good background noise. Again, I am not the demographic...so I guess that's OK. If you have kids...watch this with them. They will enjoy it, and you probably won't hate it.

Not perfect, but better than "Ultimate Spiderman"

[Rectangular_businessman · 6/10 · 31 August 2018]

Personally, I think this is an alright series. For me, it was more enjoyable than "Ultimate Spiderman" since the characters were not as unlikeable and it didn't have the same annoying gags from that show. The animation and the new designs are okay. Probably nothing breathtaking but I found them decently made.

In many ways the plots and the characters are vastly different from what the old fans knew about them from the comics and the previous animated series and movies inspired by the same character, but I don't find those changes to be bad at all, and I'm mostly neutral to most of them.

It's a decent superhero show for kids.

its a'ight

[aniekanenelson · 6/10 · 4 August 2018]

First off, there are times where its really easy to just hate the animation style, and there are times where you feel like your watch the spectacular Spiderman, which isn't good, because its very unbalanced and all the characters have very similar features, theres quite a lack of unique

then the story, the story is fine, we don't need repetition, I like that miles Morales is there, the overall story is classic Spiderman: Peter Parker is a student, trying to balance school life with being Spiderman as well as maintaining his friendship with harry Osborn who's father is the CEO of a huge tech organization and secretly is out to get Spiderman for thwarting his secret criminal activities and for research The problem is not the overall story, but with the events within the story, a running theme in spiderman is that Peter Parker is the genius amongst his friends, there, literally EVERYONE is a genius, even HARRY!!!! and while this is not a big problem, it takes away one of the things that makes him special.

another thing is that while I'll applaud the show for being more serious than ultimate Spiderman, I feel that it should lean towards spectacular Spiderman, and have more personal and dark storylines

the action sequences, like the animation style, can be static and boring sometimes and spectacular Spiderman-esque in others. this is a problem because its always leaving me wondering whether or not I'll enjoy any episode I'm watching

overall, I appreciate the creators efforts to distance this show from other Spiderman shows, but I don't think the end results is quite what most Spiderman hoped to see

Painfully bad

[paularjyarishi · 1/10 · 16 July 2019]

People looking for a good Spider-Man animated show, steer clear of this one. Re-visit the 1990s show, that's way more rewarding on any given day.

It Really Grows On You!

[ravetail · 9/10 · 21 April 2020]

Like many people who watch this show, i'm very fond of Spider Man and have definitely read some of the comics! I absolutely love him and although this show takes a different turn when it comes to how Spidey does things, as it's more science-based compared to past Spider-Man shows, that doesn't mean that you should turn your back on it. Give the show a shot and eventually it will grow on you (hopefully).

I might go a bit on a ramble here, but I don't really get why this show gets so bad reviews! I mean sure, it's not as close to the comics as some cartoons, but that's being done for a reason! If all of the cartoons were the same then Spider Man would become a character that just becomes repetitive, you wouldn't get anything new out of him.

I see these new cartoons that give him something a bit new more like a 'What If' type of series. What different adventures would he encounter here because he thinks more like this and goes to this school? What new problems will arise from it? The events could become endless! You just have to give it a shot.

Now you might be wondering why I didn't give it a 10/10 if i'm so fond of the show. Well there are some things that I can agree on when it comes to people who don't like the show. One BIG thing that hit me is that it seems like Spidey isn't doing things as solo as he used to like he did in the comics. He's definitely getting a lot more help from his friends to a point where they /almost/ overshadow him. That part sort of throws me for a loop because this is Spider-Man and he knows how to kick butt by himself and without the extra help and someone telling him how to do his job.

But take into the fact that THIS IS A KID'S SHOW. By watching a lot of the episodes, this show encourages teamwork and working with others, which is no doubt a good trait to learn as doing things by yourself a lot isn't always the best thing. The fighting might not be as graphic as you want it to be because this is Disney and they don't want to start exposing the young ones to crazy fights. I wish the fighting animation was more action-packed, but with that thought in mind i'm actually pretty happy with it.

That's the bad part, but luckily the series is getting to a point where the plot is getting darker, the story is going deeper again into who Spider-Man is and why he does what he does. Clashes between characters are amazing and I have to admit that the art style isn't half bad. Just like the show, the art style and animation improves as the series continues on and same goes with the action!

As stated before, you just have to experience the series past the first three episodes and then you'll start seeing why I admire it so much. If you get at least past those pilot episodes then you can really start saying that you know how the series is. Don't judge a book by its first few pages. Take time to get to know it!

This spiderman talks way too much

[ITALUKE · 6/10 · 25 February 2022]

Spiderman talked too much to the point that he woudln't shut up for a second in many scenes. The animation is kinda bad but ok. The series exist in the same universe as Guardians of the galaxy and the fifth season of Avengers assemble. I like how this spiderman was part of the Spider-Geddon.

If you are a true fan of Spider-Man and Peter Parker stay away!

[notyourdodo · 2/10 · 26 November 2019]

If the show isn't writing Peter Parker completely incompetent and overall embarrassing it is putting the spot light on characters who nobody cares about. Peter is set up to fail so that characters like Ms Marvel, Gwen or Miles can succeed. The show insults the legacy of Peter Parker at every chance it gets, always making sure that he only get's to play the role of damsel in distress or comedic sidekick while other characters do all the fighting and heroic action. Peter Parker in the show himself points out how often he get's put into humiliating situations while all the other spider ripoffs are shown as superior to him in every way. A way to improve the show would be to cut all spider rip off characters completely and let Peter mature into the heroic and amazing superhero we all used to know and love. Let him save the girl (the almost soap opera like romance used to be a huge part of Spider-Man after all), let him make good jokes at the expense of other (that is why he started out making jokes in the first place). Do not tear him down to elevate charters nobody cares about. But it seems clear that the writers of the show hate Peter Parker and don't want him to overshadow the new female and minority spider rip off characters.

An Amazingly Fresh New Take On the Hero

[pranjal-98503 · 10/10 · 2 August 2020]

A lot of people don't like the series . I do not fail to see why . It's true that the initial episodes were boring and made me feel like Hey! Ultimate Spiderman was way better ! But then as I have continued to watch episodes in order , I realised that Hey! it's actually way better than ultimate Spider-Man which I now realise was really dumb ! This new fresh take on the iconic friendly neighbourhood actually succeeds to the point of reaching 10star rating ! Those who dislike it may have only watched the first 5 to 13 episodes and that's why they fail to see how nice it is. As the series progresses , it becomes more and more interesting and suspense-full . It leaves me waiting for the next 10 episodes every week for Sunday . It has an amazing approach to the plot . It's more complex , it focuses on the economic hardships of Peter Parker's life , and the really great unique scientist side of Spider-Man story . It takes storylines form the comics which have never been explored yet on screen like Superior Spiderman storyline . Doc Ock & jackal are really great and dangerous mastermind villains , Peter Parkers friendship with Harry Osborn is Also nicely shown . Characters like miles Morales , ghost-spider, spider-girl add even more charm . But it is 1 star behind for some really annoying facts : the unfamiliar changes like doc Ock is a teenager , electro's and Mysterio's suit is diffrent etc etc which feel unfamilar and forced and irrelevant changes but still the series is an awesome show which you definitely give a shot !!!👍👍👍💯💯

The worst

[cmburton-29875 · 1/10 · 10 March 2019]

This cartoon is the worst. The "I'm glad your father isn't alive to see this" is sadly true with this show and the late great Stan Lee. It's not funny, it's bad plot lines, and it's not true to the Spider Man franchise. The worst show ever

The only good idea is barely touched on

[pumbadamp · 1/10 · 2 December 2019]

The show really is a hard watch if you are a Spider-Man fan since they get about everything wrong what made the character so great in the first place. Instead of a smart yet troubled hero we get an embarrassing "big brain theory" light clown. Peter Parker of this show is nothing like the one you used to know and love. It almost as if the entire shows purpose is the ridicule and belittle him. He is more comic side kick then hero. Instead of the show focusing completely at Parker learning to become a great Superhero the actual hero stuff get's down by characters like Miles, Spider-Gwen, Black Widow or Ms Marvel, characters who unlike Peter are very marie sue like, as in everybody likes them and they never fail or need to be rescued/helped. Meanwhile the actual hero of the show Spider-Man like I said is more comic relief then hero, if he isn't humiliated he makes terrible jokes at his own expense or he needs to be saved. Having almost ever episode being about Spider-Man teaming up with another hero or group of heroes who are all presented as smarter and more competent then him is insulting form the very fist episode. Spider-Man is by far the most beloved hero of them all yet the show treats him terrible. He is set up to fail so that new heroes can look good. Most of the time while watching the show you will wonder why it is even called Spider-Man in the first place since the focus of the show clearly isn't on Peter. Peter's personal struggle of trying to balance a private life while also holding up to his superhero responsibilities never gets brought up, neither does romance. Women in general seem to really hate Peter with every word from them directed at Peter being either ridicule or annoyances but never being thankful. All the female characters in the show like I mentioned before have been turned into superheroes who are better then him at everything and are always very insulting to him, often calling him stupid or useless. You would think that the show would give Spider-Man a chance to proof himself and show them that he is actually not only just as good as them but better at being a superhero but nope. He never saves any girls and none of the superheroes ever apologize to him for constantly undermining and insulting him. The only interesting thing the show does is try to focus a bit more on Peters friendship with Harry but sadly that part is very underdeveloped to make space for yet more episodes of Miles, Spider-Gwen, Ms. Marvel, Spider-Girls, etc saving the day and ridiculing Peter.

Stan Lee in a Disney XD Cartoon?

[cillianmacpherson-78135 · 10/10 · 31 March 2020]

I only watched this a bit but, as the title says, Stan Lee has a cameo. Watch the first episode and you will know. I like it. But if you haven't watched it on tv, it is on Disney+. ( if you have it.) I suggest it. That is all I have to say.

Dont watch this

[Slyva · 1/10 · 7 April 2019]

Dont watch this, it will only make you mad and disapointed,they changed the story to the maximum, all the villains are changed and isnt by the comics at all,bring back the spectacular spider-man that was a good cartoon not this. only good thing about this cartoon is style but thats a personal opinion

Why so much people hate this??!

[vinkomacka · 10/10 · 27 August 2020]

1. I'm not New Fan of Spider Man * I'm fan of Spidey since Spectacular Spider man, I've was big fan of Ultimate Spider Man, but now I see that last two interactions was childish and inmature. 2. This is not like TTG!!! * I've heard so much hate on this Spider Man, even they told me this is like TTG; that was so painful to heard that! This Spider Man is so much mature than TTG or even PPG, it's made for older fans! 3. Plot * Harry is now smart and responsible than others spiderman iterations. This Spider man has better jokes than any else, not like inmature Ultimate SM! Did you watch Maximum Venom? Plot of that season is incredible; Plot 10/10 4. Animation * Animation is so beatiful for some TV series, it's so smoothie, characters like Peter, Gwen, MJ or any other is perfect. I'd thought; It's some high budget anime not SM, even from Season 3 animation is better; animation 10/10 5. Voice actors Voice actors did amazing job; Venom, Vex or any other character has real voice of threir voice actors; they didn't use any effect. Voice actors 10/10 I needed to write this, beacuse it was painful to watch hate of nostalgiacrie babies!

So bad

[chiguy17 · 3/10 · 3 February 2019]

I'm a lifelong Spider-Man fan. As a kid, I remember watching videos of the first life action, made for TV movies w Nicholas Hammond. So, when I saw there was a new Spider-Man cartoon, I was kind of excited, but was immediately disappointed.

I get doing reboots, but they just changed EVERYTHING, and not for the better. Black Cat suddenly has some weird "bad luck" super power???, w/o even having Felicia Hardy as a peripheral character. It makes absolutely no sense. Not to mention Doc Oc is a teenager HS teacher, and Harry Osborn is Peter's "frenemy", and basically a villain from the get go - hating Spider-Man for some unknown reason.

As others have mentioned the stories are so poorly written, they seem to have been created for young children, not even "tweens".

They incorporate characters, but with completely new (and ridiculous) origin stories. Rhino is now a classmate that was "stung" by some sort of weaponized ring Gwen's uncle (new villain Jackal) wears. And apparently Shocker (or at least his weaponry) is created by a student trying to develop a project in order to qualify for Norman Osborn's new science school - to compete w the Horizon Academy, (which Harry got kicked out of) that Peter and his friends attend. All the classmates are somehow super geniuses capable of developing any advanced tech convenient to the storyline. I don't know what happened to Midtown, where Peter et al have always attended.

I've only seen two or three episodes (hoping the one I saw was just a poorly written episode), but it's consistently bad enough to make me give up on the series already.

I don't know what they're using as source material, because other than Peter being bitten by a radioactive spider, and the presence of Gwen, Aunt May, and the Osborns, there's no correlation whatsoever to the comics, movies, or any previous iterations of Spider-Man. There's not enough time to go into all the new characters they've thrown in.

They just pulled the beginning out of thin air, and they seem to be making everything up as they go, with no clear trajectory of where they want things to go. Poorly conceived and even more poorly executed. At the very least, they could include some sort of tagline indicating it's a new "universe" like 'Ultimate Spider-Man' did. I wasn't a huge fan of that series, but they made it clear it wasn't the original Spider-Man canon/storyline.

Disney Needs to Take a Page From Sony

[gbsanderson · 5/10 · 12 September 2021]

The material is there, but it's too whimsical and slapstick goofy. I grew up watching the 90s animation (which had its own flaws), and it did a great job capturing Spidey's tangled life (pun intended) while also giving us plenty of action and classic villains from the comics. This show has so much potential, yet the audience it's aimed at feels like pre-teens - even Peter feels like he's in middle school - and it falls short of what we want.

Sony did an absolutely incredible job with Into The Spider-Verse, and gave all us Spidey fans everything we love about the Webhead(s). Aside from the stunning animation, they created a gripping storyline, great character development, and amazing writing. Disney could take a page from Sony.

With all the money Disney/Marvel has, and especially with an ever-expanding MCU and fan base, I expected something better.

Spidey needs to be allowed to grow up a bit.

It's a pretty good Spider-man show

[ZenShark · 8/10 · 12 November 2019]

I'm suprsed at the low ratings on this one, and the genral hate people are giving it. As if being a life long fan of spider-man gives them the right to basically expect everything to be the same as it was when they were 6 years old. The writing is pretty decent, and the reimagining of certain characters and their roles is refreshing. Personally to me it strikes a good balance between familiar and new, and it's still more on the familiar side than not. The animation is anime inspired, and I think its good for the purpose. Give it a shot to have fun, and you won't be disappointed.

Spider-man Unnecessary

[bjamer · 3/10 · 13 November 2019]

This series follows Spider-man in high school once again reusing the same rogues as seen in every series as of late. This unfortunately bland and strangely paced series takes even fun twists on characters and somehow presents them in a very boring and generic package. As a fan of almost every previous version of animated Spider-man series I was disappointed with the cheap looking animation and rushed storytelling. Marvel Spider-man is an unnecessary and hollow follow up to what was in my mind the best Spider-man series since the '90's. The Ultimate Spider-man deserved a better follow up than this.

A blissful adventure

[anonymousforyoureyes · 10/10 · 17 March 2020]

Hi loves,

I am a HUGE fan of Spider-Man and Harry Osborn. I have watched all the Spider-Man movies/cartoons. I am so happy this cartoon has so many good rates, because it is totally worth it. I LOVE the 1900's Spider-Man series, but this one is SO much better. This is, in my opinion, the best one and here is why:

1. Characters. The charachters are actually teenagers instead of teenagers with the looks of a 30 year old boxers (something I have seen a lot in Spider-Man cartoons).

2. Peter and Harry. Harry Osborn is usually portrayed as a rich, jealous and stupid boy with horrible grades. In this cartoon Harry is also smart, sweet and a gorgeous friend to Harry. In this cartoon Peter and Harry's relationship is SO SO deep and you can see that they truly care about each other. A lot. I am not saying this is not the case in those older cartoons, but this is finally something different/positive.

3. Fun. Peter Parker is SO much fun. Now, I am not going to lie, in all cartoons he is quite funny and awkward. I LOVE that part of him. In this cartoon that part of Peter Parker is heightened.

4. Drawings. The drawings are very different. I like how Peter Parker and Harry Osborn look. It fits their character. Some people complain about Peter looking like Harry Potter, but I definitely think he looks handsome and beautiful. So do Harry Osborn, Gwen Stacy, Miles Morales amd Anya.

5. Their voice actors. The voice acters did an AMAZING job. I have always had problems with the voice actors, because in hardly ever fits the character's look or actions. I loved Drake Bell voicing Peter Parker in Ultimate Spider-Man, but Harry Osborn did not really fit. In Marvel's Spider-Man the voice of Peter Parker is done very good too. Not to mention that Harry Osborn's voice is done by Max Mittleman and he did is VERY good. The laughs, the grunts, the screams. It is gorgeous.

6. 1900's Spider-Man and 2017 Spider-Man.

I am also an older fan and I have seen the older Spider-Man cartoons, and people always say that those are the best. I think people tend to choose that one over the newer versions, because it reminds them of their childhood. I usually do that too, I always go back to the 1900's amd call that the best one. That is why I am so surprised that this one did it for me. This one truly outreached the ones from 1900's.

So my compliments to the producer, the voice actors and everyone else. Thank you for giving me such a good and decent experience with our friendly neighborhood Spidey.

Thank you SO much for reading this and have an amazing (Spider-Man) day!!

Kind Regards,

Suman :)

A disgrace to Spider-Man

[gustavoroblesdiaz · 1/10 · 19 July 2020]

Let's get this out of the way, I'm a huge fan of Spider-Man but this cartoon is just plain bad and its very lazy with its animation, voice acting, characters, stories and even the action scenes are very lazy and there's nothing special about the show. If you want a better Spider-Man cartoon, go check out The Spectacular Spider-Man

A good show with poor execution

[Luvstagrind · 5/10 · 24 December 2019]

This show was NOT made with the passion pf recent series it is meant as a cash grab that fills with WAY too many ideas in a single season. I am okay with the team up of Iron Man but introducing Miles Morales Spider-Man in the next episode is asinine. It is moving too quickly. It is like the creators looked at EVERYTHING containing and jamming it into one entire season for a show. Save some material for later seasons guys.

And I can't accept some of the stupidity this show has. The same episode with the Miles Morales Spider-Man is filled with it.

First off Gwen says "maybe having a secret identitiy isn't the way to go. Look at the Avengers." Spider-Man needs the secret to protect his friends and family. The Avengers mostly don't have a family and their friends are other superheroes so they don't need a secret identity.

Second Miles immediately tells everyone where he, the NEW spider-man, lives. Causing spider slayers to close in on his location. This kid got accepted into an ALL GENIUS school and he pulls off the stupidest thing any hero could do.

I love this series

[ricardobentolas · 10/10 · 26 August 2020]

This series occupies a special place in my heart, it is clear that the first episodes were very boring. but after continuing to see it I saw the series very good. With the second season the series evolves it to another level, with arc of the superior spiderman. And the second season ended very well with Ock's death. A very well done death, and one that made me cry. But now with the third season, he got a thousand times better. And still with the title "Maximum Venom", my second favorite villain. Too bad he died in the first episode of this season. Overall: Season 1- 6.5 / 10. Season 2- 8.5 / 10 Season 3- 10/10