Marvel sets new standard for animation

Spiderman: Into the Spider-Verse sets new standards for not only animated movies, but for further entries in the Marvel cinematic universe.

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Spiderman: Into the Spider-Verse sets new standards for not only animated movies, but for further entries in the Marvel cinematic universe.

Gaige Grzelka, Staff Writer

Spiderman: Into the Spider-Verse sets new standards for not only animated movies, but for further entries in the Marvel cinematic universe.

The animated approach taken in Spider-Verse gives the film a unique spin, as the movie is super colorful with outstanding animation.

On top of that, the character development is very relatable. The protagonist, Miles Morales, has a true character arc involving his relationship with his father throughout the movie.

As the film opens, Peter Parker’s Spider-Man is killed, and Morales realizes that he too has been bitten by a radioactive spider, and he can become the next Spider-Man. But multiple universes are colliding, so a variety of webslingers from other worlds show up.

The interactions among these various superheroes, which include a Spider-Pig, give Spiderman: Into the Spider-Verse an ironic yet comedic tone.

One drawback for the film is that Kingpin, the main antagonist, is a little underdeveloped.

But overall Spiderman: Into the Spider-Verse is a must watch for superhero fans.