Review ( Los Angeles Times)

This one centers on 13-year-old Henry Hart (Jace Norman) who lucks into an after-school job as "Kid Danger," the youthful sidekick to Captain Man (Cooper Barnes), the local costumed superhero. Together, they battle common street criminals and supervillains such as the Toddler, while Hart tries to maintain a normal teenage life.

Questions of child-labor laws and Captain Man’s creep factor aside (he hides in a secret room under a junk shop and asks the boy to keep their relationship secret from his parents), "Henry Danger's" biggest problem comes from its reliance on outdated superhero tropes.

No one involved with "Henry Danger" appears to have seen a superhero movie or TV show since the Adam West "Batman" back in 1966. In an age when the show's prime audience is rushing out to see the much hipper Marvel movies in droves, Captain Man and his retro hideout feel like the wish fulfillment of a previous generation.