First issue of the book also had Virgil trying to ask Frida out, though in the comic Frida was more of a popular girl, where here she’s more girl next door.
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Smooth Richie. I always liked him. And not because he looks like me. also, I’m not blond.
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Oh, look. It’s Flash Thompson.
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Yep, read all the issues available so far for Static and Icon. Read the first issue of Hardware.
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I need to read Icon
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I think I read an issue of Icon in the 90s, but it’s been a long, long time.
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This music really does not fit the show, nor what the music would become
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Even though it’s “family-friendly” compared to the source material, it still feels less tame than the 90s Spider-Man series.
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I;m a huge fan of the 90s animation, some of the best animated shows ever
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Definitely – though I have noticed it has some of the tendencies of copying past animation.
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Tea and cookies with gangbangers
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Virgil’s impression of his dad was hilarious.
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I have a weakness for Tea AND cookies…
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What we really need are some of the classic animation mistakes, like the voice of one character coming out of another character’s mouth.
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Super Friends was loaded with those, gloves disappearing, Superman or Batman losing the leggings, etc
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“Maybe I could be a banger water boy or something.” 
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this story telling is very tight
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Hmm, look at all those chemical barells…I don’t think they’ll amount to anything.
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I do like the faithfulness to the comic in showing Static then flashing back to his origin and Hot Streak as the villain at the start
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A big difference in the comic is that initially Virgil agrees to go with the gang and shoot “F-stop” who bullied him at school, thinking it’s the only way it would stop. But when he has the opportunity, he realizes he can’t do it and throws the gun in the river.
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