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Author: TheSalvatoreSisterSpider-ManEnglish, Rated: TRomance/AngstPeter P./Spider-ManChapters: 1, Words: 2,252, Reviews: 0, In-ProgressResponsibility is a tough thing. Peter struggles with his responsibilities as he deals with his double...
Author: TheSalvatoreSisterSpider-ManEnglish, Rated: TRomance/AngstPeter P./Spider-ManChapters: 1, Words: 2,252, Reviews: 0, In-ProgressResponsibility is a tough thing. Peter struggles with his responsibilities as he deals with his double life, his high school sweetheart leaving NYC and the dark revelations emerging from his past. Helping the strange, beautiful and powerful Carmen Torres however...that was one responsibility he was glad to have. Filmverse, set after The Amazing Spider-Man. No Gwen.
24 minutes ago
Author: Anonymous bookworm freakSpider-ManEnglish, Rated: K+Adventure/Sci-FiMax D./Electro & Peter P./Spider-ManChapters: 1, Words: 2,633, Reviews: 0, In-ProgressSpider-Man faces Electro but somehow it turns into meeting a guy who impers...
Author: Anonymous bookworm freakSpider-ManEnglish, Rated: K+Adventure/Sci-FiMax D./Electro & Peter P./Spider-ManChapters: 1, Words: 2,633, Reviews: 0, In-ProgressSpider-Man faces Electro but somehow it turns into meeting a guy who impersonates Nick fury and has a snake like voice. he makes spider-man open this book and... Read the next chapter soon for the new part. Coming in about a week or two.
about 2 hours ago
Posted On Today at 04:58:56 pm EDT by Coops [Reply] [Quote] [New] So what are we thinking? Ben is now inexplicably evil or Kaine discovers he's alive and tries to kill him.... just because? I want Ben back, I just hope they do him ...
Posted On Today at 04:58:56 pm EDT by Coops [Reply] [Quote] [New] So what are we thinking? Ben is now inexplicably evil or Kaine discovers he's alive and tries to kill him.... just because? I want Ben back, I just hope they do him justice.
about 2 hours ago
Posted On Today at 03:49:44 pm EDT by Blargh [Reply] [Quote] [New] Yes, Flash has killed as Venom. If you're dead set against that idea then you won't like the story regardless of its own merits, though it is certainly not som...
Posted On Today at 03:49:44 pm EDT by Blargh [Reply] [Quote] [New] Yes, Flash has killed as Venom. If you're dead set against that idea then you won't like the story regardless of its own merits, though it is certainly not some type of modern trend as you seem to imply. Spider-Fan.org has a page of "Has Spider-Man killed?" and there's tons of entries there that include more than a few entries that aren't from the modern age of comics. It is not a HUGE list, but it is still a list. I mean, I can re-type each character's entry on Wikipedia or the MU wiki or Spiderfan.org that you asked about but you're pretty much asking for a summary of 2.5-3 years of comics, but all your answers are there as well. I will say that just ignore Thunderbolts. It sucks and no one else is referencing it. That might change with the new writer, but I'm not holding my breath.
about 4 hours ago
Posted On Today at 03:00:47 pm EDT by Comicguy1 [Reply] [Quote] [New] I read that Flash killed (At least once.) as Venom. I hope not, because I'm not crazy about all of the heroes nowadays (Or is it nowerdays?) using lethal force....
Posted On Today at 03:00:47 pm EDT by Comicguy1 [Reply] [Quote] [New] I read that Flash killed (At least once.) as Venom. I hope not, because I'm not crazy about all of the heroes nowadays (Or is it nowerdays?) using lethal force. It seems like darn near all of the heroes at Marvel and DC have killed, and it kind of rubs me the wrong way. Not everyone should be Wolverine. Rick Remender seems to have the good guys always kill at least once. When did this happen? And what has he been doing in Thunderbolts? Seems kind of weird to have him on the team. I guess that it's due to popularity. The 90s all over again? I wonder! I really do wonder. Also, who have his enemies been? I know that a Jack O'Lantern has been in the book. He's an all new one, correct? What other villains? Does he have an arch-enemy yet? What's going on with Eddie Brock (Please tell me that he's dead. The guy has died about 3 times already. That story arc with him in (Sensational Spider-Man, was it?) during the Back In Black period should have been the final Venom storyline. ), and Toxin (Please tell me that HE'S alive.)? The book has lasted for 3 years and counting. I'm kind of surprised. Kind of makes me want to read some more of the back issues. Thanks.
about 4 hours ago
Posted On Today at 02:41:00 pm EDT by Comicguy1 [Reply] [Quote] [New] I read that Flash killed (At least once.) as Venom. I hope not, because I'm not crazy about all of the heroes nowadays (Or is it nowerdays?) using lethal force....
Posted On Today at 02:41:00 pm EDT by Comicguy1 [Reply] [Quote] [New] I read that Flash killed (At least once.) as Venom. I hope not, because I'm not crazy about all of the heroes nowadays (Or is it nowerdays?) using lethal force. It seems like darn near all of the heroes at Marvel and DC have killed, and it kind of rubs me the wrong way. Not everyone should be Wolverine. Rick Remender seems to have the good guys always kill at least once. When did this happen? And what has he been doing in Thunderbolts? Seems kind of weird to have him on the team. I guess that it's due to popularity. The 90s all over again? I wonder! I really do wonder. Also, who have his enemies been? I know that a Jack O'Lantern has been in the book. He's an all new one, correct? What other villains? Does he have an arch-enemy yet? What's going on with Eddie Brock (Please tell me that he's dead. The guy has died about 3 times already. That story arc with him in (Sensational Spider-Man, was it?) during the Back In Black period should have been the final Venom storyline. ), and Toxin (Please tell me that HE'S alive.)? The book has lasted for 3 years and counting. I'm kind of surprised. Kind of makes me want to read some more of the back issues. Thanks.
about 5 hours ago
Indestructible Hulk design art by Mukesh Singh By Paul Montgomery Bruce Banner shreds through pants like they’re going out ...
Indestructible Hulk design art by Mukesh Singh By Paul Montgomery Bruce Banner shreds through pants like they’re going out of style. Of course, no matter how often he’s forced to borrow from hampers, clotheslines and Laundromats, the garment rending always proves worthwhile. Hulk’s style may be timeless, but can it stand up to time travel? The Age of Ultron has clocked the Marvel Universe right in the kisser, and only an “Agent of T.I.M.E.” can hold it together. As Bruce Banner plunges through a temporal rift in the pages of Mark Waid and Matteo Scalera’s INDESTRUCTIBLE HULK #11—coming July 31—he dons a newly upgraded outfit. Tasked with designing quantum armor fit for a world-class scientist and the beast within, cover artist Mukesh Singh embarked on a journey of his own. Today we take a look at the evolution of Hulk’s new look, from concept experiments to finished cover. Singh and series editor Mark Paniccia guide us down the catwalk. Marvel.com: What was the objective for this particular armor design?  Mukesh Singh: The aim was to come up with a version of the existing armor for Bruce Banner tweaked for time travel.  Indestructible Hulk design art by Mukesh Singh Mark Paniccia: I had seen a piece that Mukesh had done online and loved the energy and imagination that had gone into it. He had been recommended to me by editor Sana Amanat. I reached out and asked him if he’d be interested in doing a cover and to design a new armor for time travel—a modification of the current suit. He came back with some really great designs.   Mukesh Singh: The brief was no jet packs, no WMD system—you don't need WMD when you have a Hulk—no shark repellants and no lunch boxes. Kidding. Mark Paniccia: I especially liked these thick, short glowing tubes and rods that protruded from the armor. I imagined them as energy rods that helped stabilize reality during time travel. Maybe they were gamma powered, storing ambient radiation from Hulk. Mukesh Singh: The central power gear on his chest was something I felt was a helpful visual bridge between the old and the new armor. Mark suggested having those energy rods as well that would be exposed whenever he turned into the Hulk, then withdraw into silos when he is not. The color scheme reflects the traditional Hulk colors, hints of purple and green.  Indestructible Hulk design art by Mukesh Singh Marvel.com: It’s probably worth noting that helmets never came into play. Mukesh Singh: Head gear was considered when I sat down to tweak the design, but it is one of those taken-for-granted things in super hero fiction where we do not focus on the trivial details unless those trivial details are a fundamental feature of our fictitious world. Here it is fine sans-headgear as long as the basic concept comes across: protecting Banner from accidents when he turns back into his normal self—except normal doesn't quite sound right here. Hulk is “normal” too. There is an unwritten mutual contract between fiction and fiction readers. We get on with the program. Too much logic and the whole concept of superheroes falls apart. Where do we
about 5 hours ago
Felicity Jones sort of accidently confirmed she’s Felicia Hardy in the upcoming Amazing Spider-Man 2 movie. Very good job by the reporter on this one getting the scoop.
Felicity Jones sort of accidently confirmed she’s Felicia Hardy in the upcoming Amazing Spider-Man 2 movie. Very good job by the reporter on this one getting the scoop.
about 5 hours ago
The cover of Scarlet Spider #21 has just been released. It looks like a well loved clone maybe back in August. What are your thoughts?  INTO THE GRAVE PART 1 (of 3)  • After last issue’s shocking ending, everything has changed for Kaine....
The cover of Scarlet Spider #21 has just been released. It looks like a well loved clone maybe back in August. What are your thoughts?  INTO THE GRAVE PART 1 (of 3)  • After last issue’s shocking ending, everything has changed for Kaine. His second chance at life is over.  • At his lowest point, he comes face to face with the one man that’s fueled his obsession, hate and guilt his entire life… BEN REILLY.
about 5 hours ago
Posted On Today at 12:00:28 pm EDT by Blargh [Reply] [Quote] [New] The 90s cartoon had a lot of other problems beside that. But yeah, making a villain who is basically a footnote in Spider-Man history, whose last memorable story worth n...
Posted On Today at 12:00:28 pm EDT by Blargh [Reply] [Quote] [New] The 90s cartoon had a lot of other problems beside that. But yeah, making a villain who is basically a footnote in Spider-Man history, whose last memorable story worth noting is his intro from the Lee days, practically a supporting cast member in the 90s series, is astounding.
about 7 hours ago