Thwip Studios is at it again. They’re adapting Mark Miller’s Marvel Knights Spider-Man storyline. JR and myself helped provide voices in this video. Check it out.
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@1 I do try and fix some of the lame jokes (I did a lot of fixing in Spider-man Blue) but I decided to leave that one because crappy jokes are part of the character (as long as they are not over done)
Great adaption, man I wanted to be Mysterio.
Great job, to everyone involved.
The first 12 issues of Marvel Knights Spider-Man was a great story. It was epic, had nearly all of Spidey’s classic rogues, and featured lots of easter eggs for the fans (like when Peter was going through his old room). I enjoyed the heck out of it.
It was also one of the last Spider-Man comics I bought. I disliked the direction Marvel was heading with the character at the time…little did I know that it was about to get much MUCH worse. I’m glad I left when I did. This was the perfect sendoff for the character to me, and I left happy.
Love it! I haven’t watched the whole thing yet, but I like that they’ve used music cues from Spider-Man TAS (and Spidey’s voice is also sort of similar). JR is clearly loving every second of playing Norman, and he plays him very well. Hearing Spider-Man say ‘Who’s your daddy NOW, Osborn?!’ is admittedly pretty cringe-worthy, but that’s the fault of the comic, not the adaptation.