Not many people saw this cartoon back in 1999. It only lasted 13 episodes, but it’s now available to see online. What do you think of this cartoon?
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The 60s show, the 90s show, now this … can the Amazing Friends show can be far behind?
I liked this cartoon has much as all of the other Marvel shows. The only thing i didn’t like was that the show ended in a cliff hanger.
The intro was the only thing I gave a crap about.
I thought the animation was good, as was the voice acting. The concept really needed work though.
When I watched this on tv, my kid sister turned to me and said, “Why did Marvel let this happen?!”. ‘Nuff said!
I saw it on YouTube out of curiosity. I thought it was fun. Maybe if it hadn’t been related to the Spider-man franchise, people would have different thoughts on it (because most people can’t reconcile Spidey with inter-dimensional travel and stuff).
I watched the whole series…I wasted hours of my life… 🙁
I remember liking the show now it’s terrible.
**curls up into fetal position and rocks back and forth**
I actually really like the intro.
I really like this cartoon
a hellofa lot more than the one prior to it
aweful