Spider-Woman, Agent of S.W.O.R.D.

Wow! This was a lot of fun and a really great series. I first enjoyed this series some time ago and have come back to see it again. What I'm dying to know is, will there ever be another production made? I certainly hope that this studio continues to work it's magic bringing graphic novel stories to life in this style. MORE PLEASE... GIVE US MORE!!!

I'm not going to say this sucked, because it didn't. But it wasn't very good, either. "Motion," in this motion comic, doesn't seem to apply to characters' lips, so following the dialogue can be a bit tedious. I appreciated the artwork and got that the producers were trying to preserve the work in this project, but this was far too still to be called a "motion" comic. And apparently, Marvel has finally come to realize that most of its readers only care about the X-Men, considering there's an X-Man in this motion comic and another in Black Panther's. You can say that Wolverine is one of the New Avengers, but you'll only be reinforcing what I said about most people only caring about the X-Men. I just wish Marvel had enough confidence in their "non-X" characters to try to make them good without characters made good by Chris Claremont.

While I had been moderately entertained by the Graphic Novel approach of the comic and the fact that it's only an "animation" in the broadest of senses, I find the dialog to be incredibly inconsistent to the point of being off-putting. Marked as "mature" it's rather hard to appreciate the maturity of this piece when Jessiva Drew used "Bull doo-doo" instead of the appropriate word for situation. Please. If it's marked for mature audiences, then use mature language. There were times when I found my ability to suspend disbelief in this during the first episode where the recruiter from S.W.O.R.D. called what could only be an iPhone, "a techology thingy". Sure, I understand that iPhone is in fact a trademark of Apple Corporation, and the creators of this did not get permission to use the word, but last I checked SmartPhone is not trademarked nor copyrighted and would've been a better alternative choice. Perhaps if they were a bit smarter with the dialog, it wouldn't feel like a bunch of 16 year olds trying to put together a cartoon for adults. I might come back to watch the rest. When I have nothing else better to do.