It Was Good While it Lasted -- Earth's Mightiest Heroes

[Muldwych]

This saddens me because i have this, Spider-Man from 90's and X-Men animated on series link and my two kids and i watch them together.

My daughter just turned 11 and my son who is 6 can follow them all no problem and AEMH is the two of them favourites so i have no idea where he is getting they cant follow it from.

[tg1982]

Why couldn't they just do both shows?

[Lady_Alternate]

Why couldn't they just do both shows?

Brand dilution, competing with themselves for advertising & licensing revenue, etc.

[hysang]

Ultimate Spider-Man is definitely more of a kid friendly cartoon, especially given it's ADD/Marvel Team-Up style nature.

I guess I have no problem with that...I just don't see why you can't have both shows, you know?

[medinnus]

It would be interesting to be able to see what kind of a bump AEMH would get from the movie if anyone was bothering; as it is, my AEMH site traffic is up 30% since Friday.

[Swashbuckler]

If you actually read the article it NEVER mentions Earths Mightiest Heroes. Ever.

To that end, Marvel is introducing digital initiatives, new print and comic book titles, and The Avengers animated TV series on the in 2013. Iron Man 3 hits theaters next year, and Captain America and Thor sequels are in the works. Although the Black Widow isn’t yet scheduled for her own stand-alone movie, the character’s lifestyle will inspire a collection of athletic gear and beauty products.

It’s also likely that Marvel superheroes will soon be spotted in the theme parks of its corporate parent Disney, and in Broadway shows, similar to Marvel’s Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark. Gitter doesn’t directly confirm these initiatives, only stating that Marvel is “exploring all land-based opportunities, including stand-alone shows and attractions.”

It's also talking about initiatives and plans. I wouldn't worry so much as I think Marvel is proud of EMH.

[Barachiel]

This is the most infuriating news I've heard all day.

The sad thing, I had actually deluded myself into thinking Loeb had recovered after his excellent "Avengers: X-Sanction" limited series, but apparently he still has a degree of competence left for Cable. He's still just as bat@#$% incompetent as he's been this last decade. Christ, And I thought Claremont had lost his damn mind with X-Men Forever! He's actually managed to take the "How the Mighty Have Fallen" award away from CC. Not something to be proud of.

[tg1982]

Brand dilution, competing with themselves for advertising & licensing revenue, etc.

Oh, I guess that makes sense. Though it's a bummer, I really likd A:EMH