He says both shows hopes to grab some of the epic grandeur found in the Avengers movie.Īlso on tap is the direct-to-DVD CG illustrated Iron Man & Hulk: Heroes United, which not only pairs two of the movie’s favoriteheroes but taps into the mix humor and adventure that made The Avengers such a smash.Jeph Loeb – the man who made having no ideas into a decades-long career in comics – brings his bafflingly successful approach to Batman over to Spider-Man.
Loeb is also looking forward to Marvel’s upcoming animation projects, which include Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H. Seagle, Joe Kelly, Joe Casey and Duncan Rouleau) He credits the writing team for helping realize this vision, including Brian Michael Bendis, who created the original comics version of Ultimate Spider-Man, Paul Dini and the Man of Action collective, featuring Steven T.
The Marvel boss is also pleased at how the show has mixed in the heroes trademark banter and humor, in particular by sometimes breaking the fourth wall.
He sees this as the universal Spider-Man: the extraordinary hero who is also an ordinary kid with everyday problems. Loeb is very pleased about the first season, calling ahigh-school age Spidey a “return to his roots” and the high school setting perfect for XD’s audience. Unlike the original Goblin, who Loeb says was “basically a guy in a Halloween mask,” Osborne literally transform into a goblin in this version. Loeb points out that several different versions of Green Goblin have existed over the years but this one is based on the version in the Ultimate comics universe. Now the show is introducing the Green Goblin, the villainous alter ego of Norman Osborn, the father of Peter Parker’s best friend Harry.
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