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Joc Web Spider 5.7.3.4 By Jamessula
Parents need to know that Spider-Man (also called Marvel Comics' Spider-Man or Spider-Man: The Animated Series) is the mid-'90s animated Spidey series. It's more like the movies than the earlier cartoons. It's dark: Villains aren't neatly trounced at the end of each episode - in fact, nearly every episode continues into other episodes (which can be a problem, since they're not always aired in order). The action, while 'comic book' in nature, is quick and explosive (sometimes literally). Characters often find themselves in moral quandaries, and their back stories - which often involve the deaths of beloved figures like uncles and fathers - are both described and shown. On the other hand, the difficulties of being a superhero (loneliness, fear) are also made clear, as are the characters' dilemmas ('I could save myself, but I might endanger others'). This spidey series looks and feels more like a movie than a classic action cartoon.
The plots are complicated, the scenes are cut in movie style, characters narrate their histories over flashbacks, and action interrupts conversations and prevents people from revealing or discovering things. It's interesting and complex - a good introduction to the live-action movies that are more suitable for older tweens and teens.It's also worth noting that this Spider-Man, like the one in the comic books and movies, isn't always clearly the good guy; he struggles with his identity. And other superhero characters in the series can be even more ambiguous. All of that complexity makes Spider-Man a fun world to enter into - nearly everyone seems to have an alter-ego and a personal mission that drives them. In that way, it also serves both as a reminder that everyone has his or her own story and as an invitation to create your own.