Meaning non-existent and more often than not pitiful.
The humor is, indeed, a la Generator Rex/Ben 10. Where do I even start? Okay, let's go with the order above. We're three episodes in, and all the flaws are still present: there's the bland humor, there's the unoriginal writing, there's the poor-to-mediocre voice-acting, there are the cutaway gags in abundance of abundance, there's the breaking of the fourth wall which still stutters and falls down the same pit the rest of the aforementioned flaws do. Many a stone was cast - and nobody knows which was the first, and no man, woman, or child knows if there'll ever be a last - at the latest Spidey show, and most of those landed right on the spot. Ultimate Spider-Man is produced by Marvel Animation and carries a TV-Y7-FV parental guideline. Guest starring is Maurice LaMarche ( Futurama) as Doctor Doom. Jonah Jameson, Steven Weber ( Wings) as Norman Osborn, Greg Cipes ( Teen Titans, Ben 10) as Danny Rand/Iron Fist, Ogie Banks as Luke Cage/Power Man, Caitlyn Taylor Love ( I'm In The Band) as Ava Ayala/White Tiger, Logan Miller ( I'm In The Band) as Sam Alexander/Nova, Tom Kenny ( SpongeBob SquarePants) as Doctor Octopus, Matt Lanter ( Star Wars: The Clone Wars) as Harry Osborn/Flash Thompson, Tara Strong ( The Fairly Odd Parents) as Mary-Jane Watson, Misty Lee ( Batman: Arkham City) as Aunt May, and recurring guest star Stan Lee ( Spider-Man) as Stan the Janitor. Ultimate Spider-Man stars Drake Bell ( Drake & Josh) as Peter Parker/Spider-Man, Chi McBride ( Boston Public) as Nick Fury, Clark Gregg ( Iron Man, Thor, The Avengers) as Agent Coulson, JK Simmons ( Spider-Man) as J. After some intense competition, they decide to venture to Latveria to capture the infamous super villain Doctor Doom, but their plan soon backfires. Spider-Man and his fellow teen super heroes have their first training session together. Marvel Animation Age - Ultimate Spider-Man
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