DISNEY/MARVEL!

There's barely any TV show produced by/for Disney, that isn't produced by It's A Laugh Productions.
Don't blame Disney (MOSTLY) for the sitcoms they have as/for shows.

Also, the MOA Marvelverse barely/hardly deserves to continue producing.
And, by that, I mean that turning Peter Parker into a Disney version of Ben Tennyson, in an all-bad way, is just the tip of the iceberg.

Good entertainment doesn't require having comedy as a main, or even major, genre.
Comedy without moderation is something inappropriate for shows that focuses on entertainment directed towards children and/or family.
Unfortunately, to people like It's A Laugh Productions and Man-of-Action consider moderation as a non-religious form of heresy.

If they didn't consider it blasphemous, then why do they mess up Disney and Marvel?

I wished people could be more like Greg Weisman, or Hayao Miyazaki.

For those who wonder, Hayao Miyazaki is one of the few Japanese people worth respecting, considering how Japanese people think regarding entertainment.
He is also someone you would like to nickname Mr. Ghibli, considering that he is the man that made Studio Ghibli into what it is today.
There was only two things he failed to accomplish, before retiring.
However, even if he's retired, he will always be 'Mr Ghibli' to me.

Hayao Miyazaki is someone who you could consider parallel to Walt Disney, Jack Kirby, Jean Chalopin, and/or Astrid Lindgren.
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If you want to know about the genuine incarnations of Thor and Spider-Man, then check out following links:
Spider-Man (Peter Parker) - Marvel Comics Database
Thor (Thor Odinson) - Marvel Comics Database
Donald Blake (Earth-616) - Marvel Comics Database
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Keep in mind that Marvel's The Mighty Thor franchise is AT LEAST as much about Sword-&-Sorcery Fantasy, as it is about Cosmic Sci-Fi.

So, if you do want to consider yourself a true fan of Marvel, support the legacy of Jack Kirby, rather than using Arthur C. Clarke's "anti-sorcery" philosophy as an excuse for absolute contradiction regarding the existence of real, genuine, sorcery-based magic within the Marvelverse.