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“--whoa! how does a powerful superhero who feels he has a responsibility to do good, AND one whom hates being hated, not make sense in a government-backed super team. We all knew this wasn't going to be permanent, but i for one feel this is part of his necessary and natural service to the greater good..”
Peter has grown up over the years and has learned from his mistakes. With all the run In's he have had with is enemies to the way the press had demonise him, Peter of all people would have known better than to unmask, despite the presser he was receiving from Stark or the government. The Peter we all know would have never put his family or his friends in jeopardy over what was going on. The Peter Parker who has unmasked in Civil War is not the Peter Parker we know and that in itself is a disgrace.
"”read the latest issue of amazing. He points out that Stark is only called "boss" as tongue in cheek, which was its original intention (if since then some writers blurred its use.)and he grows back some balls. In fact if you look at itthe unmasking was the first time he played lacky. Going to washington with, accepting a million-dollar prototype from, and accepting a place to live when you have none, from a millionaire scientist who is a generation above your own makes sense to me"
The spider-Man we know would have never been a stooge for Stark or the Avengers and he would have kept his family away from what he was doing. As for his mistakes, he has learned before about what could happen when the wrong person finds out his secret identity, and with him just unmaking to the public makes absolutely no sense what so ever and it goes against his total character as a man, as a hero and as a human being.
“Then you're seriously missing out on some good stuff and, like so many, are clearly overreacting. Your very name is save marvel -- from what?? Oh no, marvel have some bad books!! How DARE they make mistakes. nevermind the current state of affairs is STILL the best its been in the last 10 years, and i should know, i gave up cos it got that bad. But im back and that has to tell you something”
I did not write the article and you coming back to comic books does not tell me anything other than the fact that you sound like a plaint for Marvel.
"But then he leaves behind his scientific roots, which so many of you long for him to rediscover. He also no longer has that security for the wife you guys want him to have so much. Or security for that aunt that keeps him tied to the classic past you love."
The Spider-Man we all know would never let fear stop him from doing the right thing and he would have never caved to pressure from anybody to revel his identity, regardless of what might happen to him. He was smart enough to know the real ramifications of reveling his identity to the public and the responsibility to his family and friends to keep them safe. He would have found a way to hide Mary Jane and his aunt
"Well who in the marvel U DOESNT respect Cap -- he's the freakin living legend!Doesn't mean pete has any particular ties with him."
You don’t know your Spider-Man history do you?
"Yeah cos going to hell is soooo much more responsible You seem to think you're either dealing with an immortal - i.e. someone who can afford to be on the run from the law - or bucky-- caps lacky. You're not. It made sense (to me, at least) for peter to side with tony, the rich scientist guy, who can provide security and let him obey the law still.Plus therin lies his links with the scientific community. It doesnt make sense for him to unmask, FINE, i'll concede that. Plus if he knew what tony was up to he'd change sides - which he will. You know all this, there have been MASSIVE hints about pete reconsidering. In fact, why are you moaning about this?? Why not sins past or the clone saga?? wait, what's waiting for me below.."
The real Spider-man would have never have chosen Stark over his family and his responsibility. He would have saw right though Stark and would have join the resistance. What Spider-Man did in Civil war was totally out of character and it goes against everything he stood for over the years.
i was right, you could not take part this article.
Peter has grown up over the years and has learned from his mistakes. With all the run In's he have had with is enemies to the way the press had demonise him, Peter of all people would have known better than to unmask, despite the presser he was receiving from Stark or the government. The Peter we all know would have never put his family or his friends in jeopardy over what was going on. The Peter Parker who has unmasked in Civil War is not the Peter Parker we know and that in itself is a disgrace.
"”read the latest issue of amazing. He points out that Stark is only called "boss" as tongue in cheek, which was its original intention (if since then some writers blurred its use.)and he grows back some balls. In fact if you look at itthe unmasking was the first time he played lacky. Going to washington with, accepting a million-dollar prototype from, and accepting a place to live when you have none, from a millionaire scientist who is a generation above your own makes sense to me"
The spider-Man we know would have never been a stooge for Stark or the Avengers and he would have kept his family away from what he was doing. As for his mistakes, he has learned before about what could happen when the wrong person finds out his secret identity, and with him just unmaking to the public makes absolutely no sense what so ever and it goes against his total character as a man, as a hero and as a human being.
“Then you're seriously missing out on some good stuff and, like so many, are clearly overreacting. Your very name is save marvel -- from what?? Oh no, marvel have some bad books!! How DARE they make mistakes. nevermind the current state of affairs is STILL the best its been in the last 10 years, and i should know, i gave up cos it got that bad. But im back and that has to tell you something”
I did not write the article and you coming back to comic books does not tell me anything other than the fact that you sound like a plaint for Marvel.
"But then he leaves behind his scientific roots, which so many of you long for him to rediscover. He also no longer has that security for the wife you guys want him to have so much. Or security for that aunt that keeps him tied to the classic past you love."
The Spider-Man we all know would never let fear stop him from doing the right thing and he would have never caved to pressure from anybody to revel his identity, regardless of what might happen to him. He was smart enough to know the real ramifications of reveling his identity to the public and the responsibility to his family and friends to keep them safe. He would have found a way to hide Mary Jane and his aunt
"Well who in the marvel U DOESNT respect Cap -- he's the freakin living legend!Doesn't mean pete has any particular ties with him."
You don’t know your Spider-Man history do you?
"Yeah cos going to hell is soooo much more responsible You seem to think you're either dealing with an immortal - i.e. someone who can afford to be on the run from the law - or bucky-- caps lacky. You're not. It made sense (to me, at least) for peter to side with tony, the rich scientist guy, who can provide security and let him obey the law still.Plus therin lies his links with the scientific community. It doesnt make sense for him to unmask, FINE, i'll concede that. Plus if he knew what tony was up to he'd change sides - which he will. You know all this, there have been MASSIVE hints about pete reconsidering. In fact, why are you moaning about this?? Why not sins past or the clone saga?? wait, what's waiting for me below.."
The real Spider-man would have never have chosen Stark over his family and his responsibility. He would have saw right though Stark and would have join the resistance. What Spider-Man did in Civil war was totally out of character and it goes against everything he stood for over the years.
i was right, you could not take part this article.
