The new spider-man ’94 comic takes over where the animated series had stopped from

Almost three decades later Spider-Man: The Animated Series Finished on a multi -size cliffhanger, fans are finally getting the continuation they waited, but not on TV.

Instead, Marvel is reviving that beloved version of Peter Parker Spider-Man ’94A brand new four numbers that collects where the animated series had stopped from.

Ign gave the news that Spider-Man ’94 It will act as a direct sequel to the classic 1994 Fox Kids cartoon, which reports the world, the tone and the plot that ended with Spider-Man who oscillate in the unknown in search of the true Mary Jane Watson. Well, according to this comic, she found it.

Here is the official mockery of Marvel:

“After looking for up to the ends of the Multiverse, Peter Parker-The Amazing, The Spectular, The Radioactive Web-Head itself-Aka Spider-Man, returns to the streets of New York City with his beloved Mary Jane Watson in tow?

Peter and MJ have finally returned to New York. But peace and tranquility? It is not a possibility. As the press release suggests, two iconic bad people of Spidey (who have never appeared in the original cartoon) are about to make their debut with the animated universe in a comic form.

JM Dematteiswhich is not foreign to the spider-man tradition (Kraven’s last hunting), is writing the series with the art of Jim Towe. And for fans of the show, Dematteis says that this is not just a nostalgia in cash, it is a legitimate continuation:

“We are dealing with this as the next season of the show.”

Marvel clearly knows who this is. The rest of their field basically invites you to extract your old action figures and sit with crossed legs in front of a CRT:

“Legendary Spider-Message JM Dematteis and the nascent star artist Jim Towe bring you the return you have waited for thirty years for thirty years! And you will never wait for the twists and turns for your friendly Spider-Man district! Eliminate your action figures and publish in front of the TV while we bring you back to the largest era of the super Hero television in history!”

Spider-Man ’94 #1 oscillates in stores on September 3. If you held your breath since that ending was broadcast in 1998 … you can exhale now.