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Yes, folks, you read that heading right. In the latest issue of [url=http://www.wizarduniverse.com/magazines/wizard/WZ20060425-onsale.cfm]Wizard Magazine[/url]:
According to one guy over at [url=http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=121527&page=1&pp=15]CBR message boards [/url] who has already read the article, JMS will be doing the writing chores and Joe Q will be the artist for this mini. Apparently, they've sort of confessed that "The Other:Evolve or Die" and the "Iron Spidey" costume aren't working out as well as they had hoped they would (surprise, surprise) and so THIS TIME, they're going to address what they see as Spider-Man's problems and "fix them" with this mini. Oh, and once again, Joe Q makes Spidey's marriage to Mary Jane the scapegoat.
JMS and Joe Quesada address Spider-Man's busy summer story, what they feel is off-kilter with Spidey right now and how they plan to team up in 2007 to "tear your heart out."
According to one guy over at [url=http://forums.comicbookresources.com/showthread.php?t=121527&page=1&pp=15]CBR message boards [/url] who has already read the article, JMS will be doing the writing chores and Joe Q will be the artist for this mini. Apparently, they've sort of confessed that "The Other:Evolve or Die" and the "Iron Spidey" costume aren't working out as well as they had hoped they would (surprise, surprise) and so THIS TIME, they're going to address what they see as Spider-Man's problems and "fix them" with this mini. Oh, and once again, Joe Q makes Spidey's marriage to Mary Jane the scapegoat.
Wizard: What's the biggest problem with Spider-Man right now?
JOE: I've said it before: that darn marriage to Mary Jane. It has been one of the biggest problems in writing Spider-Man stories for new and younger readers. Let me put it clearly - Spider-Man is one of the greatest if not the greatest teen superhero ever created. He's supposed to be a young, viable, single character. And over the course of 40-some-odd years, as writers grew older and got married and stuff, they took Peter Parker along for the ride, forgetting about the fact that there were 9-year-olds who wanted to get into Peter Parker in the same way that they all did, which was a young guy. Peter grew old and married a supermodel. Peter became Billy Joel.