Why was this the least successful of the X-Men cartoons?

>Comics Pete Ross is Clark Kent's chad childhood best friend and loyal secret keeper who eventually marries Lana Lang and goes on to become Vice-President of the United States.
>DCEU Pete Ross is Clark Kent's ugly fat childhood bully who goes on to become an IHOP manager and doesn't hesitate to betray Clark's secret to the press despite Clark saving his life as kids.

This show ruined an entire generation and is what caused every cartoon to gradually become worse and cheaper. Yes, I'm completely serious. Before this show existed, hand drawn animation was still very common for shows even digitally. But this show using flash and costing less to animate, but becoming as popular as it did, set this precedent that you can make something cheap and still earn a lot of money out of it, something that's now a core value in the industry. This cartoon even existing and succeeding caused many more shows in its footsteps to be made in flash. If this show never existed, then we would still be getting good cartoons now instead of endless reboots.

Did you like Scrooge 2022?

Wanna Christmas party, /co/?

It's been 10 years since the release of the second episode of DHMIS, titled "TIME". What have you done since then?

Street Angel thread.

Do you agree?

Is another Watchmen-level comic possible from the big two?
A work of passion that is incredibly ambitious and impactful, as accessible as it is complex?
We've seen many half-hearted attempts and supposed rebuttals, but nothing equal or better from the big two.

So when Infinite Frontier is all wrapped up, which characters will be better off and which z-listers will draw the short straw? Or will it actually be a new age of comics where heroes don't get shat on? I'd like to see that.