The Spectacular Spider-Man: Volume Two

Spider-Man faces more danger than ever before in the second volume to The Spectacular Spider-Man animated series. In the episode Market Forces, while Peter Parker struggles with getting a job, Spider-Man must take on The Shocker. In the episode Competition, Spider-Man takes on Flint Marko/The Sandman, and there is an interesting moment with the Sandman in which he prefers fortune rather than revenge. And in the episode The Invisible Hand, The Rhino makes a lot of trouble for Spider-Man, with Clancy Brown given praise to voicing the character. This second volume is not to be missed.

Great for large age range of kids. This DVD entertains both my three-year-old son and eight-year-old daughter all the time in our vehicle when we are traveling. They love it.

My kid is a huge spiderman fan & this series is age appropriate (son is 4) and free from risky language or behavior. The video opens immediately to the menu so you don't have to sit through previews or federal notices!

Nephew loves it. And so do I.

These three episodes are a great addition to the series and continue on the positive track begun in the first three episodes of season one. Here in disc two, Spidey takes on the Shocker (a kind of hybrid of the character with the same name from the comics and the Enforcer known as Montana) as well as the Rhino and one of my personal favorites, the Sandman.While the previous DVD containing episodes 1-3 hits the ground running without so much as an origin story (it's told in flashback, briefly), this second set of connected stories already has the basics laid out for us. We know about Peter and his supporting cast. We're ready for more action, and we get it.This is the best Spider-man series because it's the first to really capture the soap opera feel of the source material *and* bring the web-slinging to vibrant, in-your-face life. There's an energy to the way Spider-man moves in this series that's missing from all of the previous adaptations. It's almost as good as the Sam Raimi movies in that regard.I consider the Spectacular Spider-Man series to be the definitive Spider-Man cartoon. Better than the 1960s classic, better than the '80s animated Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends, and better even than the long-running 1990s cartoon (which is also great).If you're a Spidey fan, buy it. It's so much better than the new (current)  Ultimate Spider-Man  series on Disney.

The DVD has three episodes on it. This is age appropriate for children 6-10 years old. The Hollywood movie, Spiderman, is rated PG-13 and is not appropriate for children under 13 years.

My son started watching this cartoon about a month ago and he's been obsessed with it ever since. Very kid friendly. Not too violent unlike the 2013 series The Amazing Spiderman.

I bought this DVD for my nephew Micah, he loves to watch my original 1965 collection of Spiderman, so I decided to start him a collection. Here's to you Mic. :-)

Very happy little boy. My almost 5 year old loves this DVD. I also purchased Volume One.

A great adaptation to the best superhero

Peter Parker continues his adventures as both Spider-man and geek wonder.This features the introduction of the Shocker, The Rhino, Sandman and, if you got the title reference, Mary-Jane Watson.These early episodes seem more like groundwork than anything resembling a series, BUT this is needed to introduce characters that you'll need to be interested in.I'd definitely recommend this series to any animation or spider-man fan.

These cartoons are a great modern take on the Spidey story. Excellent animation and voiceovers and nice pace to the storylines. Good value at the price but will leaving you wanting more so maybe worth getting a couple at once.

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