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Originally Posted by Iceman

Is it really that good? I've never seen an episode of Spectacular Spider-Man but I think cause a few minutes one time and I just didn't like the character models for the villains. It think it was Green Goblin I saw and it just reminded me too much of the visual style from "The Batman" which I didn't like (though I enjoyed the show). If it's worth watching I might track it down.

Wait...i'd actually like a spiderman series made by the Bruce Tim crew.

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Originally Posted by Crazy Jetty

Actually, I think in the right context, they could divorce Deadpool from the more undesirable elements, and still keep the spirit of the character.

If they used "The Deadpool Show" to spoof old Saturday Morning superhero cartoons.Make it sort of a mix of this Ultimate Spidey (With the cut aways and fourth wall breakage), Freakazoid, and throw in a bit of Batman: Brave and the Bold (With the constant team-ups and sillyness we saw with things like the Musicmeister ep). Have him rely more on swords and less on "stunguns."
I think they could present the spirit of the character, in a way that's accessible to most people. He wouldn't be the first inappropriate, sociopathic and psychotic cold blooded murderer that's been turned into a kid-friendly character. *cough*Wolverine*cough*

Hey now Deadpool's issues have been developing his character throughout, he went from psychotic mercenary doing incredibly messed up things, to trying to redeem himself, and becoming less menacing overtime, but still crazy.

That's what I like about him, his character and character development stay consistant.