Darthphere said:I can't really fathom why anyone would want a mindwipe to occur. Its coming from the same people who complain about Marvel's lack of creativity and predictability. Honestly, a mindwipe is about the lamest thing you can do at this point, and it would only be done to appease the nay-sayers.
How about they stick to their guns and run with the story they have presented. Follow through with the unmasking and open up doors to new and better Spider-man stories. Sure, he doesnt have his secret identity any longer, but as long as we dont get an "OMG! *insert villain name here* Attacked Aunt May!" story every week, it should be fine.
SpideyInATree said:I would wish they stick with this for the rest of Spidey mythos. But I believe it was an interview with Joe Quesada and Kevin Smith and they basically stated that when they did the unmasking that they wrote themselves a back door to give him is identity back, and this was before everybody started pissing and moaning about it...so...
The Question said:He's going to have a public identity for a while. Maybe even a few years, although possibly not that long. Then, they're going to pull what Johns did with The Flash. A while back in Amazing, Pete saved the life of Loki's illigitimate daughter, Tess. Because of this, Loki told Pete that he owed him one. Once this whole Thor thing in Civil War thing is resolved, I think it will be revealed that the people of Asgard were reborn as humans. When Loki regains his memories, he'll repay Pete by mind wiping everyone so they forget his secret identity.
Darthphere said:I can't really fathom why anyone would want a mindwipe to occur. Its coming from the same people who complain about Marvel's lack of creativity and predictability. Honestly, a mindwipe is about the lamest thing you can do at this point, and it would only be done to appease the nay-sayers.
How about they stick to their guns and run with the story they have presented. Follow through with the unmasking and open up doors to new and better Spider-man stories. Sure, he doesnt have his secret identity any longer, but as long as we dont get an "OMG! *insert villain name here* Attacked Aunt May!" story every week, it should be fine.
Bit of a stretch, I think.The Question said:He's going to have a public identity for a while. Maybe even a few years, although possibly not that long. Then, they're going to pull what Johns did with The Flash. A while back in Amazing, Pete saved the life of Loki's illigitimate daughter, Tess. Because of this, Loki told Pete that he owed him one. Once this whole Thor thing in Civil War thing is resolved, I think it will be revealed that the people of Asgard were reborn as humans. When Loki regains his memories, he'll repay Pete by mind wiping everyone so they forget his secret identity.
Darthphere said:I can't really fathom why anyone would want a mindwipe to occur. Its coming from the same people who complain about Marvel's lack of creativity and predictability. Honestly, a mindwipe is about the lamest thing you can do at this point, and it would only be done to appease the nay-sayers.
How about they stick to their guns and run with the story they have presented. Follow through with the unmasking and open up doors to new and better Spider-man stories. Sure, he doesnt have his secret identity any longer, but as long as we dont get an "OMG! *insert villain name here* Attacked Aunt May!" story every week, it should be fine.
As usual, we disagree.SpideyInATree said:I would wish they stick with this for the rest of Spidey mythos.
I think this just happens to be one of those occasions where the event that occured was simply so bad, the majority would be happy for anything to occur to render it obsolete. Unmasking Spidey is just one of those things.Darthphere said:I can't really fathom why anyone would want a mindwipe to occur. Its coming from the same people who complain about Marvel's lack of creativity and predictability. Honestly, a mindwipe is about the lamest thing you can do at this point, and it would only be done to appease the nay-sayers.
How about they stick to their guns and run with the story they have presented. Follow through with the unmasking and open up doors to new and better Spider-man stories. Sure, he doesnt have his secret identity any longer, but as long as we dont get an "OMG! *insert villain name here* Attacked Aunt May!" story every week, it should be fine.
You're right. At this point, a huge hole could be ripped in the sky, Zatanna could slide down on a stripper pole w/a megaphone, shake her butt to get everyone's attention, & say "Tegrof nam-redips si retep rekrap", then vanish into thin air, and I'd accpet it.jaydawg said:I think this just happens to be one of those occasions where the event that occured was simply so bad, the majority would be happy for anything to occur to render it obsolete. Unmasking Spidey is just one of those things.
Chris Wallace said:You're right. At this point, a huge hole could be ripped in the sky, Zatarra could slide down on a stripper pole w/a megaphone, shake her butt to get everyone's attention, & say "Tegrof nam-redips si retep rekrap", then vanish into thin air, and I'd accpet it.
The Question said:He's going to have a public identity for a while. Maybe even a few years, although possibly not that long. Then, they're going to pull what Johns did with The Flash. A while back in Amazing, Pete saved the life of Loki's illigitimate daughter, Tess. Because of this, Loki told Pete that he owed him one. Once this whole Thor thing in Civil War thing is resolved, I think it will be revealed that the people of Asgard were reborn as humans. When Loki regains his memories, he'll repay Pete by mind wiping everyone so they forget his secret identity.
KingOfDreams said:Hmm, could happen. It's not a bad idea.
I'm kidding.SouLeSS said:So what you're saying, is the past, oh, 3 or 4 years in Marvel Continuality (Not just Spiderman) has been all in Mary Janes head?
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SouLeSS said:So what you're saying, is the past, oh, 3 or 4 years in Marvel Continuality (Not just Spiderman) has been all in Mary Janes head?
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Darthphere said:I can't really fathom why anyone would want a mindwipe to occur. Its coming from the same people who complain about Marvel's lack of creativity and predictability. Honestly, a mindwipe is about the lamest thing you can do at this point, and it would only be done to appease the nay-sayers.
How about they stick to their guns and run with the story they have presented. Follow through with the unmasking and open up doors to new and better Spider-man stories. Sure, he doesnt have his secret identity any longer, but as long as we dont get an "OMG! *insert villain name here* Attacked Aunt May!" story every week, it should be fine.
SpideyInATree said:I would wish they stick with this for the rest of Spidey mythos. But I believe it was an interview with Joe Quesada and Kevin Smith and they basically stated that when they did the unmasking that they wrote themselves a back door to give him is identity back, and this was before everybody started pissing and moaning about it...so...