bryanss3
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I highly doubt ANYBODY will be discovering Spidey's identity for the foreseeable future. Marvel went through all this trouble to put it back in the bottle, i think they wana keep it that way. Plus i remember Dan Slott saying that spidey did something so that it will literally be impossible for anybody to discover his identity. If you ask me that takes all the drama out of the stories because half the fun of reading spidey comics is the suspense of Peter's friends and enemies finding out who he really is. oh well....
Not exactly. The problem was EVERYONE knowing Pete's ID. There needed to be a restart button. However, Slott and other members of the brain-trust have gone on record as saying (paraphrasing) "Well, we can't be selective about who remembers Pete's ID and who doesn't, so the only thing that makes sense is for everyone to forget, including Norman, MJ, Daredevil." I wish I could remember where he said it, but in that same conversation Slott or Wacker implied that it wouldn't be a problem for people who have known for decades like Norman and DD discovering it again because it adds a dynamic that has almost always been there. It only got out of hand in the last few years (even before the unmasking) when way too many people were discovering it (like the entire Avengers, the entire Fantastic Four, Aunt May, Ben Urich, Robot-Master, etc you get the idea...)
Oh and thanks Doctor Doom. I imagine ole JJJ's got medicine for that stuff.
I find it silly that Dare Devil doesn't know cause of how he figured it out, but not that a big deal to me I'm ok with it.
Moving to Spider-Man, "Spidey brain trust" member Joe Kelly joined the panel and talked about "American Son," beginning in Amazing Spider-Man #595. It's a 5-issue arc written by Kelly and drawn by Phil Jimenez. "I'm very excited about this arc," Kelly said, adding that it's a "Dark Reign" crossover where the "father/son dynamic really explodes" between Harry and Norman Osborn.
"It's everything that I look forward to in a Spider-Man comic," said Jimenez. "It's one of the most fun things I've had to draw, literally, in years."
thats precisely why I think its silly.What's the big deal about how DD found out his identity?
Peter needed a lawyer and Aunt May called Matt Murdock, who upon hearing Peter's heartbeat, knew he was Spider-Man.
It was all quite coincidental.
Read it in ASM #219.
The problem though is, now people like Norman, DD, human torch etc are going to eventually RE-discover his identity and when it happens its gonna feel real cheap and we as readers arent going to care because we know that they've really known all along. Thats the big problem OMD has created, it has cheapened any potential future stories of people finding out his identity. The moment where DD says "Wow, your Peter Parker?!" we're all going to roll our eyes cause we know better.
Yeah i think thats precisely what made OMD so bad, that it happened to SPIDERMAN of all heroes. If it had happened to Tony or Daredevil or Wolverine, i dont think the backlash would have been nearly as bad. I'm pretty much over OMD myself and im looking forward to alot of stuff on the horizon (american son, FF4 team up, doc ock in #600) BUT you just cant help but feel a little mad knowing that the devil helped create this new reality that spidey lives in, thats all.
Godamn i havta admit the stuff coming up in ASM sounds exciting as hell. American son looks great then after that Slott and JRJR are doing ASM 600 with DOC OCK!!! They're slowly winning me over....
I love that Menace appears to be getting a more feminine look.