Will you be watching?

DQE, the animation, gaming, live action entertainment Production and Distribution Company, in collaboration with their co-production partners Marvel Animation and Method Animation, are pleased to announce they will co-produce 26 all-new episodes for a second season of the popular animated series Iron Man.

Tapaas Chakravarti, Chairman & CEO of DQE said, "This Marvel Super Hero - Iron Man - has emerged as one of the most popular Super Heroes of our time. Season 2 of this animated TV series will take Iron Man fans on a very different visual trip of high action sequences produced in high end CGI. We're extremely proud of this project, and look forward to adding further momentum to our relationship with Marvel Animation and Method Animation."

it's not one of my favorites but once you get past the changes they did it wasn't to bad...I kind of enjoyed the last few episodes

" it's not one of my favorites but once you get past the changes they did it wasn't to bad...I kind of enjoyed the last few episodes "

I'm not a fan , but I will watch it now and again, wish they would renew Spectacular Spider-Man

I love this show and I'm glad there's going to be a second season. When I first saw this show I thought it was going to be horrible, but I was surprised.

SWEET! cant wait!!

I'll be looking out for the DVD set of the first season.

i hate this show. 
the stories are not anything special, and the cheap CGI tactic barely worked with the much better quality Spiderman show. 
 People keep saying the origin had to be changed for the sake of the children, and thats bull. Most kids who watch the show saw the movie, and thats why their watching the show. Not every cartoon needs to have a teen aged protagonist. The First and BETTER Iron Man cartoon was able to use an adult Tony stark and they did just fine.
 No. I have said time and time again that i have serious issues with people who screw up continuity for the sake of marketing. These comics have been read by kids and teens and adults alike for decades. the stories are fine as they are. The characters are fine as they are. Stop ruining it becuase you dont think kids can relate. If kids couldn't relate, comics never would have made it off the ground in the first place.

I've seen a few episodes and it's meh! But I do intend to sit one day and watch all 26 episodes because I want to see the ones that involve the other super-heroes like Black Panther. I'm curious to see how they pulled that off.

 
I think it's unfair that an amazing show like Spectacular Spider-Man has an unknown fate while this lesser praised show has another 26 episodes ordered.  But it makes sense with all this Iron Man film business that Marvel and the networks want to capitalize on this hero's current popularity. Have any of the show's creators or even Marvel themselves said why they chose to change Iron Man's history with this show? I haven't ready any interviews on the subject.
 
I'll say this, I really miss the days when all these animated shows were interconnected like in the 90s.

eww

Give it a chance guys. Maybe this is how was intended when they started Ultimate Universe. All of Marvel Heroes are teenagers so the life span could be longer (I mean looking at 616 counter part if I were them, I already blow my head off for all the trouble that came in my life).
 
Oh, and anyway although the show sucks, I like Ms. Pots version in this show

I own the whole series so far, it's pretty good and that's coming from a die hard for 21 years Iron Man fan. 

if they just stuck to drawing the human characters/buildings/areas and using cgi for the armor/robots/machines i wouldnt cringe and the show so much.