Actually a great detective superhero film about the Spider.
This film is glued together from episodes 7 and 8 of season 2 of the well-known Spider-Man TV show, these two episodes are connected for international and European cinemas.
I like the Chinese vibe of Hong Kong and all the aesthetics of Kung Fu and stuff like that.
The film has great dialogue and great stunts with action scenes, which I think did a great job of ending the Hammond era on a great note.
I want to note the fact that in 1984/85 a crossover with the Incredible Hulk and Spider-Man with the then popular black suit was supposed to come out, but alas, it did not work out. Lol but then they made a crossover with Thor ... in general, we were broken off then.
This film is glued together from episodes 7 and 8 of season 2 of the well-known Spider-Man TV show, these two episodes are connected for international and European cinemas.
I like the Chinese vibe of Hong Kong and all the aesthetics of Kung Fu and stuff like that.
The film has great dialogue and great stunts with action scenes, which I think did a great job of ending the Hammond era on a great note.
I want to note the fact that in 1984/85 a crossover with the Incredible Hulk and Spider-Man with the then popular black suit was supposed to come out, but alas, it did not work out. Lol but then they made a crossover with Thor ... in general, we were broken off then.