Comics Has anybody changed their mind about the "Iron Spidey" suit?

What's your opinion on the red & gold Spider-Man costume?

  • Hated it then, hate it now

  • Liked it then, like it now

  • Hated it at first, but it's started to grow on me

  • Liked it at first, but the novlety wore off


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Red and black strikes fear into the hearts of men... of the future, so it reminds me a bit of the Batman Beyond costume... but creepier... The blue black looks a bit meh... Although a swapd Blu/Black Red/Black might be interesting...

It's official, I really think Marvel screwed up BIG TIME in COLOR CHOOSING... and the extra appendages... Although I hate the red and gold, I'd like to see it in action figure form...
 
what do iron mans armor and the sidekick suit have in common?
the'y both look better on mj
 
3dman27 said:
what do iron mans armor and the sidekick suit have in common?
the'y both look better on mj


is it only me that doesnt get that? wheres the inuendo? wheres the fact? wheres the funny in it? where the ANYTHING in it? all i have to say is WTF?
 
MyPokerShirt said:
is it only me that doesnt get that? wheres the inuendo? wheres the fact? wheres the funny in it? where the ANYTHING in it? all i have to say is WTF?
that was a joke
 
i think spidey's about to get some more of the old parker luck
lord recluse from city of heroes/villians just called he wants the spider armor he leased to tony stark back
 
I like the suit. Not the colour scheme, or the arms necessarily, but the premise. It makes perfect sense to me that a person with Peter's intelligence, lifestyle, and with his contacts in the MU, would eventually get himself a costume that makes his crime fighting safer and easier.

Why should he rely solely upon his webs, spider sense, and agility when he is good friends with the FF and particularly Reed Richards? He could have got a costume made of unstable molecules (at the least) which would have helped him with his super hero activities, years ago. In Daredevil: Guardian Devil, Matt Murdock is stopping a bad guy escaping in a car and it is noted that he has a costume made of unstable molecules to help his vigilantism, so why shouldn't Peter?

Now that he's an Avenger, and Tony's protege, it makes sense he should upgrade his costume, he might not have been able to do it on a photographer's/teacher's salary, but with Tony giving it him why would he refuse? Peter's an intelligent person, as intelligent as Batman, who regularly upgrades his costume and utility belt to reflect the types of villains he could face. If he is going to keep fighting crime surely Aunt May and MJ deserve the piece of mind that comes from knowing he has taken as much precaution as necessary before he swings out.

To me the costume just reflects the universe Peter lives in, it shows that he interacts with the characters that live there, and that he is a resourceful, and intelligent super hero.
 
I fail to see how a guy with as many years under his belt as Spidey has, needs to be told by somebody else to not just upgrade his arsenal, but to upgrade as the other guy sees fit.
 
Tony gave Peter the suit, albeit in return for his loyalty. I don't think he forced it upon him. It was on the horizon though. Tony did watch Peter nearly sacrifice himself to stop Hydra poison the mid-Wests' water supply, and he did see him 'die' during the Other.I think if I was a billionaire genius, who had asked Peter to be part of the Avengers and then just seen that person, one of his friends and colleagues be murdered, and come back, I would build him a suit to help him. I think Peter should have upgraded the suit a while ago.

He used to modify his webbing dependent upon the bad guys (Electro, Sandman, Hydro Man), and he did use 'armour' back in the 90s (I didn't like that by the way), and I also remember Ben Reilly devloping impact webbing and stingers to help him, so surely as a progression of these upgrades the suit was the next thing that needed to be improved. Peter isn't a freshman anymore, he's an experienced, intelligent person, and I'm sure he'd rather be armoured, and bullet proof, rather than reliant upon webbing and spider sense.
 
I don't like the suit. I don't like the design of it. I don't like the functions. I don't like many of the events that led up to it. One thing all you defenders seem to overlook; the suit can become a liability. One can become dependent on the added protection of armor & that can prove just as dangerous as not having it in the first place.
 
Chris Wallace said:
I don't like the suit. I don't like the design of it. I don't like the functions. I don't like many of the events that led up to it. One thing all you defenders seem to overlook; the suit can become a liability. One can become dependent on the added protection of armor & that can prove just as dangerous as not having it in the first place.

Does that mean you are happy that they got rid of Spidermans web shooters, because we all know that there have been a number of times that those things have been a liability to him.
 
To an extent, yes. I know I'm in the minority here but I prefer the organic webbing. It makes more sense to me than having to artificially supplement your natural powers like that.
 
^i agree. and the whole "well he'd shoot it out his ass" thing has never been leveled at other people. For example spider-womans webs never came outa her ass. wolverines dont have retractable claws in their arms and are actually referred to as "skunk bears" -- why doesnt wolvie have a skunk ability. the organic webbing was good enough for spider-man 2099 and its good enough for peter parker. the only thing i regret is how he used to use his smarts to come up with different webbing. and now there's no hope or reintroducing impact webbing or "stingers" (apart from his oversized retractable "evolved" ones of course :down )
 
MyPokerShirt said:
^i agree. and the whole "well he'd shoot it out his ass" thing has never been leveled at other people. For example spider-womans webs never came outa her ass. wolverines dont have retractable claws in their arms and are actually referred to as "skunk bears" -- why doesnt wolvie have a skunk ability. the organic webbing was good enough for spider-man 2099 and its good enough for peter parker. the only thing i regret is how he used to use his smarts to come up with different webbing. and now there's no hope or reintroducing impact webbing or "stingers" (apart from his oversized retractable "evolved" ones of course :down )

The problem I have with organic webbing is that it means that Peter has a whole new organ that produces the web fluid. To lots of people that just makes him much less human and the fact that the webs come out of the exact place where his web-shooters was is just too hard to take for some.
 
MyPokerShirt said:
^i agree. and the whole "well he'd shoot it out his ass" thing has never been leveled at other people. For example spider-womans webs never came outa her ass. wolverines dont have retractable claws in their arms and are actually referred to as "skunk bears" -- why doesnt wolvie have a skunk ability. the organic webbing was good enough for spider-man 2099 and its good enough for peter parker. the only thing i regret is how he used to use his smarts to come up with different webbing. and now there's no hope or reintroducing impact webbing or "stingers" (apart from his oversized retractable "evolved" ones of course :down )

Wolverine wasn't bitten by a radioactive wolverine and Spider-Woman's webs are mental, so she can make them come out of wherever she wants.
 
Miguel O'Hara made a joke about the webbing coming out of his butt when he first discovered his spinnerets. I now think it was intended to kill any such remarks readers might make. Seems to me if a human were to "evolve" into a spider-like being, his spinneret would be in the most practical place for him, i.e., his arms.
 
Doc Destruction said:
Wolverine wasn't bitten by a radioactive wolverine and Spider-Woman's webs are mental, so she can make them come out of wherever she wants.
Those are bad examples. So is the "good enough for Spidey 2099" reference.
 
Chris Wallace said:
Miguel O'Hara made a joke about the webbing coming out of his butt when he first discovered his spinnerets. I now think it was intended to kill any such remarks readers might make. Seems to me if a human were to "evolve" into a spider-like being, his spinneret would be in the most practical place for him, i.e., his arms.

Yea but what are the chances they come out of the exact same place where he had put his web-shooters? There are a number of other places they could come out of, some of them being...

1) his fingers

2) his mouth

3) front of his wrist (instead of the back)

4) his nipples (Just image what his costume would look like)
 
Fingers-somewhat practical, but since he uses them for climbing it might be a bit of a conflict in functions.
Mouth-not that practical. And gross.
Technically, the point that they come out IS the front of the wrist.
Nipples would only be practical if he wanted to perform in the Gay Pride Parade.
 
I choose to believe that he still uses web-shooters, but that he's under some magical curse that makes him think he's "magical" and thus he hallucinates all these weird power changes.

Although, he's ALWAYS been able to stick to things via his back. He was doing this WAYYYY back in the comics... Just not very often.
 
I hate it more than I hate Sins Past, t3h 0th3r and most of JMS's crap... and I HATE THAT!!!
 
Oh.............No:(

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