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.DistributorReleaseOriginal network(season 1)(season 2)Original releaseMarch 8, 2008 –November 18, 2009ChronologyPreceded byFollowed byExternal linksThe Spectacular Spider-Man is an based on the published by and developed for television. In terms of overall tone and style, the series is based principally on the / and Stan Lee/ runs on The Amazing Spider-Man, with a similar balance of, and as well as a high school setting. However, it also tends to use material from all eras of the comic's run and other sources such as and the comics.The Spectacular Spider-Man premiered on March 8, 2008, during the programming block of. The series aired its second season on Marvel's sister network in the United States and ended its run on November 18, 2009. The entire series was broadcast in Canada on.

This version of Spider-Man is the protagonist of Spectacular Spider-Man. As a high school student who got bitten by a radioactive spider, he fought crime under the name Spider-Man.

Although a third season was planned, the series was cancelled before production could begin due to legal problems between (who purchased Marvel during the show's run) and (who created the series). Main article:The two seasons of the series are each set during a semester of Peter's high school years, with season one running from September to November and season two from December to March.Producer Greg Weisman has stated that the show's theme is 'The Education of Peter Parker.' In keeping with this theme, each of the series arcs is named after courses of study: season one's arcs are Biology 101, Economics 101, Chemistry 101 and Psychology 101, and season two's arcs are Engineering 101, Human Development 101, Criminology 101 and Drama 101. Season 1 The first season features Peter Parker beginning his junior year at Midtown Manhattan Magnet High School, having only been bitten by the genetically-modified spider and acquired his powers and alias as Spider-Man in recent months. While harassed at school, particularly by football star, he is close friends with classmates.

In order to help support his after the death of his, Peter gets a job as a freelance photographer at the Daily Bugle, owned by the loudmouth, irascible, egotistical, and gruff publisher, by obtaining pictures of his alter-ego in action so he could carry out a smear campaign against Spider-Man that has, at least temporarily, turned much of the city against the hero.Peter and Gwen are also given junior lab assistant positions under at Empire State University, where they join their friend and mentor. As Spider-Man uses his powers to fight against petty crime, he gains the attention of the who orchestrates crime in New York City, with attention initially drawn to his fights with, and.With the help of, his chief scientist and criminal, the Big Man (alias of crime lord ) oversees the development of a project to create 'supervillains' designed to distract Spider-Man from other crimes and stop damaging his profits. These new enemies include and, both petty criminals who regularly fell victim to Spider-Man. However, the Big Man's plans become greatly complicated when the mysterious enters the picture. Throughout the first season, the other opponents are introduced are who has a crush on him,. And appear as Chameleon's associates. After the Green Goblin is vanquished, Spider-Man's black suit makes an appearance, eventually leading to Eddie Brock's transformation into.Season 2 Peter Parker's life becomes significantly more complicated as he finds himself torn between Gwen Stacy and, both of whom have confessed their feelings for him; he eventually chooses Liz.

Norman Osborn takes on the role of Peter's mentor, pulling strings to re-establish his job as Dr. Connors' lab assistant, as well as overseeing the installment of the conniving into the ESU Labs.Meanwhile, as Spider-Man, Peter encounters new villains and, leading him to investigate the activities of a mysterious new crime lord known as the '. When the Master Planner's first scheme fails, Spider-Man is faced with a three-way gang war between the Planner's super-villain forces, the Big Man's established order, and the old guard of 's family. Peter's search for Eddie Brock also leads to the return of Venom, who attempts to expose Spider-Man's secret identity and remove his powers. Finally, when the three major crime lords are arrested, Spider-Man once again goes up against the Green Goblin, who is once again bent on eliminating the wall-crawler once and for all. The series ends with a cliffhanger due the show ending before a third season could be produced.Other new characters introduced in the second season include,. Quentin Beck and Phineas Mason return as and the respectively.Characters.

Main article:The timeline of the original Spider-Man story-arcs has been condensed and reconfigured in order to include classic and important characters who originally appeared much later. Characters such as, and are depicted not completely as direct equivalents to their older counterparts from the comics, but rather as characters who evolve into their established roles from the comics. The series also sports a very wide supporting cast.

Every named character who appears in the series, even very minor characters, is based on a character who appeared in the original comics, Ultimate Spider-Man series (such as Kenny Kong), or film series (such as Bernard Houseman). The series also incorporates a number of villains from different eras of the Spider-Man universe, almost all of whom are introduced as regular characters in first episodes before they transform into established villain identities (an example is, who was introduced at the very beginning of the series, but only became Venom in the season 1 finale).

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Photo:. Supervising Producer/Story Editor/Writer. Victor Cook - Supervising Producer (Season 2)/Supervising Director. Diane A. Crea - Producer. Eric Vesbit - Associate Producer.

Wade Wisninski - Associate Producer. Dave Bullock - Director (four episodes).

Kevin Altieri - Director (four episodes). John Diaz - Production Manager. Kevin Hopps - Writer. Writer. Andrew Robinson - Writer. Randy Jandt - Script Coordinator/Writer's Apprentice/Writer.

Jennifer Coyle - Director (six episodes). Sean 'Cheeks' Galloway - Lead Character Designer/ Character Supervisor. Jamie Thomason - Voice Casting Director and Dialogue Director.

Meagan Healy - Production Art Supervisor. Brian G. Smith - Production Art Supervisor. Ben Maloney - Production Assistant. Sherrian Felix - Production Coordinator. Jennifer L.

Anderson - Post Production Assistant. Sean Herbert - Animation ClerkProduction A new Spider-Man animated series was announced in August 2006 along with Sony Pictures TV's new division, that would produce it with 13 half hour episodes. The series was planned for a 2007 release on DVD while international distributing to TV channels including Sony's. The DVD format was to be four discs with three episodes each. Greg Weisman and Victor Cook developed the show.The Spectacular Spider-Man was announced by Kids' WB Senior Vice President and General Manager Betsy McGowen on June 18, 2007 as being picked up and slated for an early 2008 premiere by the! Weisman and Cook were assigned to the series at the time as supervising producer and producer/supervising director, respectively.

The art style of the series is more simplified than in previous incarnations but retain their iconic elements. This choice was made to ensure Spider-Man would move as he should and replicate the fluidity from 's movie incarnation.The series was produced by its television animation studio, (due to Sony's holding of the rights) with, and MOI Animation, Inc. Contributed some of the animation for this series. The title sequence for the show was directed by Victor Cook with the theme song written and performed by.Weisman has stated that in adapting the comics for the show, the producers 'tried to follow what they came to call 'The Five Cs': Contemporary, Cohesive, Coherent, Classic and iConic.' 'The advantage of hindsight' allowed the show to be 'more coherent and cohesive than the original' comic continuity, which contains 'considerable duplication, a false start here and there, and conflicting interpretations.' Weisman studied all of the characters to find their 'core essence,' and the show often combined characters and storylines when necessary for the sake of coherence. For example, Flash Thompson was found to be 'a bully, who deep down is actually an honorable guy,' while Shocker was found to be an 'iconic costume' with no character, so he was combined with Montana.The Spectacular Spider-Man debuted on March 8, 2008 with back-to-back episodes, 'Survival of the Fittest' and 'Interactions', under the banner 'Spectacular Saturday'.

The series debuted under a cloud as The CW had just indicated that the network would end its kid's block for a brokered outsourced block. While Culver had already started producing the second season. Cancellation Greg Weisman was hoping to reach 65 episodes. 26 episodes of The Spectacular Spider-Man were produced in total.The series stopped production with a renewal dependent upon the ratings for season 2 on the U.S. Disney XD channel and the sales of the DVDs. If the third season were to have gone ahead, producer Greg Weisman stated that, and would have made their appearances as well as planning to cast as 's voice. On September 1, 2009, the television rights for Spider-Man were returned to Marvel by Sony.

At the time, President of Marvel Animation Eric Rollman further stated that 'no decisions have been made either way' regarding the fate of the series. Reported that the series' cancellation occurred just after acquired Marvel Entertainment in December 2009.On April 13, 2010, Marvel announced that loosely based on the comic book storyline would air on Disney XD in the fall of 2011, which actually aired on April 1, 2012. The same day the new series was announced, Weisman told: 'I've heard nothing directly from Marvel, but I think the Ultimate Spider-Man announcement makes it fairly clear that Spectacular is over.' Marvel Animation and Sony also commented on this to Marvel Animation Age, confirming that the series had ceased production.Weisman would later write that in 2009, in exchange for concessions on the movie rights, Sony had relinquished to Marvel its license to produce television works that used Spider-Man and associated characters, but had retained ownership of The Spectacular Spider-Man series and all of the production elements created specifically for it, such as character designs and storylines.

Therefore, neither Sony nor Marvel could continue production of the series, as each lacked some of the essential rights to do so. Additionally, at approximately the same time that Sony returned the Spider-Man television rights to Marvel, Marvel was acquired by The Walt Disney Company. Future plot events Due to cancellation, many storylines never came to fruition. In season three, Curt would have been in Florida and working on a cure for Electro and a planned DVD Spring Break movie would have been set in Florida between season 2 and 3, as well as movies between season 3 and 4, and between season 4 and 5. Scorpion and Hobgoblin were confirmed villains for season three, in addition to and.After the initial 65 episode series plan and movies, Weisman wanted to produce DVD sequels covering Peter's college years and his eventual marriage to Mary Jane. Reception The series was released to critical acclaim.

Before the series premiere, Matt Sernaker of ComicsOnline interviewed some of the Spectacular Spider-Man development team at WonderCon 2008 after a preview screening and stated: 'This new Spider-Man series truly is SPECTACULAR. Surpasses all of the previous incarnations with ease. If you are a Spidey fan you will not want to miss this.' Early in the series' run, Alan Kistler of ComicMix called the series 'one of the best superhero adaptations I've ever seen (and trust me, I've watched more than anyone will probably consider reasonable).

It's fun, it's smart, it's mature, it's witty and every episode leaves me wanting more.' In an article entitled '8 Reasons to Watch Spectacular Spider-Man', Reggie White, Jr.

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From Spiderfan wrote: 'If you aren't watching The Spectacular Spider-Man on CW Kids' WB, you are missing out on what is quickly becoming one of the greatest Spidey cartoons of all-time.' Stu from Marvel Animation Age writes in his review of the series: 'At time of writing, The Spectacular Spider-Man stands as Marvel's finest animated effort and surpasses most of DC's finest efforts – the only shows in Spectacular's league really, is itself. With more episodes, it may just surpass it.' IGN stated that Greg Weisman 'has only cemented his reputation for quality television animation with his work on Spider-Man.'

IGN also named The Spectacular Spider-Man the 30th in the Top 100 Best Animated TV Shows in January 2009. The Spectacular Spider-Man was awarded Best Animated Series in both 2008 and 2009 with the series' version of the main character being named TV's Best Hero in 2008. Subsequently, it was placed second in the Top 25 Comic Book TV Shows in 2011.Outside of comic resources, Variety highlighted that 'although seemingly conceived largely to push a new line of Hasbro toys. The soon-to-fadeout Kids' WB (on the CW!) delivers a credible new version of 'Spider-Man,' emphasizing his relatable headaches as a 16-year-old superhero.' Listed the series as one of the sixty greatest animated series of all time.

Home media The series was initially developed so that each three to four episode arc could be edited together into a feature-length home video release. The first DVD for the show, entitled 'Attack of the Lizard', followed this plan with the first three episodes edited together to form a stand-alone story with additional footage.

The region 1 version was released on September 9, 2008.This release strategy changed with the region 1 release of the second and third DVDs of the series on March 17, 2009. Originally promoted with the titles 'Rise of the Supervillains' and 'The Goblin Strikes' respectively, these releases were revised to feature the televised versions of the episodes and were ultimately released as numbered volumes. Since then, retailer stores have stopped releasing 'Attack of the Lizard', and have replaced it with volume 1. Volume 4 was released in region 1 on April 28, 2009, in the same format.' The Spectacular Spider-Man: The Complete First Season' DVD was released in region 1 on July 28, 2009.DVD volume 5 was released in region 1 on November 17, 2009. DVD volumes 6 and 7 were released on February 16, 2010.

DVD volume 8 was released on April 27, 2010.The first 4 volumes that comprise season 1 for region 2 have been released with volumes 3 and 4 having been released on August 23, 2010. The remaining 4 volumes comprising season 2 have not been released on DVD in the U.K.Seasons 1 and 2 of the series are available to buy in the U.K. From the (360p); both seasons are also available to buy in the U.K. From the (480p), (SD/HD) and (SD).In promotion for, it was announced that The Spectacular Spider-Man would get a Blu-ray release containing all 26 episodes. June 22, 2008, at the March 7, 2008.

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