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Daredevil vs. Spider-Man

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This features my favorite Marvel Team Up ever! Whenever Stan Lee and Co. used to put together Spider-Man with Daredevil in the comics, it was always entertaining and exciting. Even the bad stories were still good with these two! This animated version is no exception as these two team up after a brief misunderstanding to take on the Kingpin (a major DD foe as well as Spider-Man) and his goons!

The extra episode with FF and Daredevil was also entertaining. A slight lighter DD in that one but no less intrigiging. A good addition to the other Spider-Man DVD's out there!

By the way, I agree with the previous reviewer. It should've been called Spider-Man: Enter Daredevil.

It's a great animated film based on the ABC family animated series.Too bad it didn't have my two favirote villians of all time Kraven The Hunter and Venom.Anyway good film BAD title I have it on DVD it should be called Spider-Man:Enter The Daredevil becuase they only fight eachother for fifthteen seconds then they team up!The villians are Kingpin,Smythe,Dr.Landon,The Ultimate Spider-Slayer(Smyte),Richard Fisk the Kingpin's son and I hate this villian The Chamelon.Good movie Super BAD Title.As I said it should've been called Spider-Man:Enter The Daredevil.

If you love Marvel Comics superheros,this DVD is a must!In different adventures Spider-Man and the Fantastic 4 team up with Daredevil.In the Spider-Man deries,Peter Parker is accused of a crime he didn't commit.His attorney is Matt Murdock-Daredevil's alter ego!The "versus"part doesn't last long.Soon the team up to catch the Kingpin.Calling this DVD action-packed is an understatement!I like it because it has great Marvel heros and villains,storylines that keep you on the edge of you seat,and it shows blind people can see in ways we can't.

Animation in the best tradition of G.I. Joe, voiceovers a la X-Men, dialogue like Gargoyles. No surprises here, just fond memories of weekday afternoons and Saturday mornings.
Pluses: the overarching plot ("Sins of the Fathers") does not disappoint, though admittedly no other element here comes close to that quality. The Kingpins' voice is the best one there; all others (including Majel Barrett) overact in the finest cartoon tradition.
Minuses: the digitization is poor, catching half-frames and getting quite jerky at times. Some of the dialogue is downright cheesy, and logic... well, this is a cartoon, not a comic.
All good fun, just don't expect more than a cartoon can provide.

Well I saw these shows when they first aired on the Fox network and I was not impressed by it. The dialoge was corny, the animation crude and full of non-detail, and the voice acting was about as interesting as listening to burned out DJ's on the radio. Also given the fact that Disney makes very cheap DVD's, this will be a waste of money. Not to mention time, but then again that;s also true on infomericals.

From the 1990's Spider-man animated series comes this multi-part storyline. Peter Parker has been framed (for spying, nonetheless)and it is up to Matt Murdock and his alter ego Daredevil to defend him. These episodes are classic, filled with great Spidey villians (Kingpin, Chameleon) and fantastic action to keep you on the edge of your seat. How will Peter prove his innocence? I'll never tell.....A++++