The further adventures of the Marvel Universe's mightiest general membership superhero team. Can the world's most powerful team of Super Heroes put aside their differences and learn to live together under one roof long enough to save the world from ultimate destruction? The answer will be revealed when the Red Skull and M.O.D.O.K. wage war on The Avengers. Again Marvel shows that they don't have the ability to create an original quality animated series.<br/><br/>Most of the stories are virtually direct clones of DC universe stories. Take for example the latest, "Impossible". A clear copy of the DC comics Mxyzptlk antagonist. The ability to do "anything" and seemingly magic but is really ultra high tech is at best unoriginal and at worst a shameless ripoff.<br/><br/>I'm not a DC vs Marvel fan but if the studio can't do something creative of their own without stealing the stories from DC's past series then they really should look in the mirror and then turn around and shut down the studio. when i saw that this show was in production i was excited. seeing the art work for the posters gave me high hopes for the series. i read that it would spin off the movie but was sure it would not work that way. the marvel universe in the movie is just not big enough to sustain a show that would need many more characters and villains. so i was sceptically on the direction of this show. after seeing the pilot i realized that marvel animations will never be as good as dc animations. the writing is terrible, the dialog and jokes are terrible and shallow. the characters are weak and don't correlate to the characters in the movie or in comics. after a couple episodes i hope nothing but failure for this show so that the original material will not be ruined for future projects. Disney is really lazy with their television show animations and should take more pride in it. and the company should realize what they bought when they bought marvel.
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