'Marvel Super Hero Squad' Superstar Cast Revealed

Spider_Fan14 wrote:

superdoug wrote:

Spidey_82 wrote:

superdoug wrote:For the record, if Galactus -was- gay, he'd have better sense than to wear purple and blue, and that hat would have had a hell of a lot more fru-fru on it.

Did you see the Queer Eye For the Super Guy article in Wizard from couple of years ago? Joke or not, it was done well.

I did see that. I enjoyed it a lot.

what issue was that? also, i like who they're getting for Toad and i'm suprised that Mark Hamill's playing Red Skull

I'm pretty sure I already answered your question but my reply is nowhere to be found...

It was around 2004-05.

I'm sure we'll watch this before the 19th because it's airing in Canada on the 13th.

No love for this show? Cartoon Network has the most screwed up schedule, so I've never been around to watch more than 5 minutes of it, but at least they were smart enough to put it on demand. I watched 'Enter: Dormammu' tonight and it was really enjoyable. I knew it was light-hearted, but I wasn't expecting so much comedy, but that's a good thing. I love the animation.

I couldn't make it through five minutes. The stupid ass mayor was enough for me, obviously though this isn't even aimed at school grade children, but the mentally handicapped super young kids.

I just watched the Surfer episode, seeing Redwing poop on MODOK made me smile

I don't like this, not my cup of tea at all and the hero up thing is super annoying. But it's cool if this gets kids into comics.

It won't.

Doubtful.

Its fun to me, but the schedule is so sucktaclar its hard to find sometimes.

Tomer Soiker wrote:Doubtful.

It'sdoubtful that it won't bring kids into comics? If big budget blockbusters that are seen and loved by tens of millions of kids don't, I doubt a show aimed just at kids who barely talk and is seen by a few million will.

Thundermatts wrote:

Tomer Soiker wrote:Doubtful.

It'sdoubtful that it won't bring kids into comics? If big budget blockbusters that are seen and loved by tens of millions of kids don't, I doubt a show aimed just at kids who barely talk and is seen by a few million will.

yeah, it's good to get kids into comics so we can help assimilate their social lives quicker but i think it's aimed right for kids not like Batman: B&B is for kids and fanboys. I find it too young for my tastes.

Spider_Fan14 wrote:I find it too young for my tastes.

Really? I find myself surprised at the adult level of humor that's couched in throw-away lines. Such as Iron Man going through possible places for the Squad to stay the night: "...Inhumans...too out of the way...Brother Voodoo...too creepy...She-Hulk?!? Well, maybe if it was just me.'

While I agree that the show's demographic is kids around the age of six or so, I find that there's more than enough for the adult fanboy to groove on contained in its adorableness.

Esbat wrote:Its fun to me, but the schedule is so sucktaclar its hard to find sometimes.

I'm convinced Cartoon Network is in the business of sinking new shows as fast as they can.

If you have Comcast they have it on ondemand for Cartoon network

I like this show. It is a little on the "Kiddie" side but my 10 year old enjoy's it and I like watching it with him. He actually prefers this over Batman: B&B. Episodes have been kind of hit and miss though.

Loving this show. My girlfriends little sister and I watch all the time. The humor is similar to the old Warner Bros cartoon in that there are throw-away lines that will make adults laugh. There are even lines that comic fans can pick up on. One scene has Captain America make reference to Brubaker. One of the characters makes Quesada quesadillas. My friend is now buying his son the Super Hero Squad comic books because he's so into the show.

Marvel Super Hero Squad as a show? This is nice and it's great too see known actors and actresses (though there are some talented "nobodies") in this cast-it must be a big deal. Thanks for the news, Tomer.

I really should hate this show but there was one thing recently that changed my mind completly and that was the civil war joke in the recent black widow episode. I burst out laughing for five minutes after that joke

I like how they throw in things for comic book fans

I finally got around to watching this show.....and i love it

It's very funny. Not meant to be taken seriously. There are jokes for kids and adults.

shining knight wrote:I really should hate this show but there was one thing recently that changed my mind completly and that was the civil war joke in the recent black widow episode. I burst out laughing for five minutes after that joke

what was the joke?

it was in episode 12 the one with the skrulls oops



4:20....

^^ that was funny. A Brubaker mentions and a joke about Civil War