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With everyone's favorite animated mutants set to return in Disney Plus's X-Men '97 in just a few weeks' time, Marvel fans have been wondering which other iconic shows from their childhood could make a similar-style comeback...
With that, someone reached out to John Semper Jr., the head writer on Spider-Man: The Animated Series (and creator of the "Spider-Verse"), on Twitter recently to ask whether he'd be keen to resurrect the show, which ran between 1994 and 1998. "All they have to do is call me. I'm here, and I'd certainly consider doing it," he replied.
"They should've went with Spidey first instead of X-Men '97, hopefully we will get the continuation of the best Spider-Man animated series," said another, as a third wrote: "I'm praying every night and every day."
As for X-Men '97, the upcoming show picks up right where X-Men: The Animated series left off. It's official trailer opens with Professor Charles Xavier's tragic death from the original series, shown on one of those late '90s TVs that we used to watch VHS tapes on, and launches into the aftermath and how the X-Men plan to carry on Xavier's legacy.
It releases on Disney Plus on March 20. For more, here's a list of all of 2024's new X-Men comics, a guide on how to watch the X-Men movies in order, and the best movies on Disney Plus.
