Arach Knight
Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Girl
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Hmmm...undoing the death of Gwen Stacy by a total continuity retcon. I wouldn't be so against that if not for the fact that it would negate more than Spidey's continuity. It would ruin his interactions with those around him currently and much of what transpired. At this point, all that changed is that Peter doesn't teach, isn't married to Mary Jane, May is alive and well and Harry is resurrected. Otherwise, everything else happened. He still unmasked, but due to demon magic, nobody can remember who he was. He still sided with the registration and changed his mind. Which to that degree, means that Tony Stark should still know his true identity.
I can live with that if it means not ruining decades of prior interactions with other characters. You know, in addition to Ultimate Spider-Man they should have "Alternate Spider-Man." Pick up from where Gwen was about to be killed...save her and tell stories about 616 Peter in a non continuity format, but without introducing a new universe. It would be like an on-going "What If." I don't know how people would take that, but it would be an interesting choice. In the end though, we know it is impossible to please everyone. That is why I choose to respect these writers and editors. They make the hard decisions that try to maintain readership and please people. And sometimes that means you are bound to piss off somebody.
I can live with that if it means not ruining decades of prior interactions with other characters. You know, in addition to Ultimate Spider-Man they should have "Alternate Spider-Man." Pick up from where Gwen was about to be killed...save her and tell stories about 616 Peter in a non continuity format, but without introducing a new universe. It would be like an on-going "What If." I don't know how people would take that, but it would be an interesting choice. In the end though, we know it is impossible to please everyone. That is why I choose to respect these writers and editors. They make the hard decisions that try to maintain readership and please people. And sometimes that means you are bound to piss off somebody.