According to Semper, "Fox hated Avi almost from the first day, so nothing changed there. It didn't help, but that wasn't the reason we were not chosen for more episodes."

The reason was That one of the show's production companies, New World Pictures, Dhoped and Fox, was not ready to collect the account for more episodes. There was a Semper Ideas For the sixth seasonIncluding Spiderman, who finds MJ, stuck in Victoria London (the massacre is revealed as Jackack Ripper). But despite that, he thought the fifth season ended the series of good note.

"Most shows rarely even made it at 65 episodes, so the feeling was to do and that was enough." Spiderman "was not" canceled ". He was leading his full course, "as Semper said.

Of course, "Goodbye, Spiderman" is an open end, but it is optimistic. Peter leaves to look for everyone, but assures viewers that she will to find. Spiderman only saved the whole reality, there is no doubt that he can find his real bit. It happens that it offers a conviction of a happy ending, but also admits that Spiderman's journey never ends.

In the final moments of "Goodbye, Spiderman" and the whole series, Spiderman travels to our world and meets Stan Lee himself. It is difficult to get a more finale with a full circle. Compare this satisfying closure with "Spectacular spider-man", which ran only 26 episodes before it was abruptly canceled (with several sub-tips still in progress).

Remember, Spade's sister performance "X-Men" had an open end. Terminally sick professor H (Cedric Smith) had to leave his X-Men behind to seek treatment at the Shiaar Galaxy. The F-Men fights for mutant equality were far from finished, but now they were out of the hands of Xavier and those of his students and Magneto (David Hamplen). That allowed, in 2024, the new series "X-Men '97" to collect it right, where the old one left. Camoo in "X-Men '97" also confirmed that Peter and MJ Whether Re -unite after all.

There is still no word on whether the cartoon series "Spider-Man '98" is coming, but the show is Getting a comic sequel. "Spider-Man '94" comes out in September, written by JM Dematteis (significant Spider-Man writer who once co-scripted "Spider-Man" and "X-Men" Crossover Episode "The Mutant Agenda") and drawn by Jimim Tow. Semper, however, is not included And it made it clear that the comic did not reflect his story. He has already said goodbye to Spiderman nearly 30 years ago, on his own conditions, and left the young fans on the show to do the same.