Comics Most annoying recent change?

[3dman27]

i always thought the spider sense power was commonly known about in the mu

 

[Chris Wallace]

Oh, no-that's not the kind of thing you advertise. Some friends & adversaries have figured it out, but he learned early in his career how easily it can be exploited, so he keeps it under wraps.

 

[The Caped Knight]

1. UNMASKED

2. Being Tony Starks Doormat

3. Iron Spider suit .

 

[Chris Wallace]

Looking at this thread overall, Kal-El 8, many would argue that 1 & 3 tie in to 2.

 

[3dman27]

thats right

 

[Doc_OCK_4MUGEN]

but we can blame them all on the "creative" team at Marvel starting with Joe Quesada, Professional Spider-rapist...

 

[3dman27]

i heAr THAT

 

[SpideyInATree]

...Joe Quesada, Professional Spider-rapist...

Ew. That's some kind of crazy fetish he's got going on there.

 

[Doc_OCK_4MUGEN]

Ok I had a small typo he's a Pro Spidey-rapist...

 

[Dangerous]

For me its between unmasking and the stingers/altered powers.
Both are idiotic.

2nd place is Spidey becoming a ***** who cant take Cap in a street fight and instead prefares being Tony Stark's girlfriend.

 

[3dman27]

and worse letting tony STEAL HIS WIFE

 

[Chris Wallace]

Huh? I'm a little behind.

 

[Bullseye]

I truly have enjoyed all the recent changes to Spider-Man.

• Costume: The new prototype costume Tony designed for Spidey may be one of the best alternative costumes Spidey has ever suited up in since he had the symbiote as a costume. A big negative about the costume would be that it seems to make Spidey way more powerful and unvulnerable from the design and additions Stark made.
• Organic Webbing: I like this new feature a lot, though I thought the web-shooters were a classic trait for the character. The main reason I enjoy the Organic Webbing addition is because it was a recent step in the direction of Spider-Man being more of a spider.
• Stingers & other new powers: Not my favorite change to Spidey, though it doesn't bother me Spidey has had this change.
• Behavior: Peter taking orders from Iron Man may change depending on Civil War.
• Living in Avengers Tower: Well, ever since Spidey joined The Avengers it does make since to be residing in the Avengers Tower.
• Unmasking: I absolutely loved this. And I can't wait to see the idea's JMS has for Spidey as a result of Spidey announcing his identity.

 

[spideyboy_1111]

and worse letting tony STEAL HIS WIFE

ummmm... sure there was the paparizzi photos.. but umm MJ and Tony haven't been seen together for several several issues... and that was never played up...

 

[Chris Wallace]

That baffled me, too.

 

[Chris Wallace]

I truly have enjoyed all the recent changes to Spider-Man.

• Costume: The new prototype costume Tony designed for Spidey may be one of the best alternative costumes Spidey has ever suited up in since he had the symbiote as a costume. A big negative about the costume would be that it seems to make Spidey way more powerful and unvulnerable from the design and additions Stark made.
• Organic Webbing: I like this new feature a lot, though I thought the web-shooters were a classic trait for the character. The main reason I enjoy the Organic Webbing addition is because it was a recent step in the direction of Spider-Man being more of a spider.
• Stingers & other new powers: Not my favorite change to Spidey, though it doesn't bother me Spidey has had this change.
• Behavior: Peter taking orders from Iron Man may change depending on Civil War.
• Living in Avengers Tower: Well, ever since Spidey joined The Avengers it does make since to be residing in the Avengers Tower.
• Unmasking: I absolutely loved this. And I can't wait to see the idea's JMS has for Spidey as a result of Spidey announcing his identity.

 

[spideyboy_1111]

I like the unmasking... and the New Avengers/Avengers tower thing (both just something different.. and spidey for the first time is being recognized for who he is and being a hero)... and i understand for the most part why peter has been acting the way he has but everything else... hasn't made me to happy

 

[Chris Wallace]

He is NOT being recognized as a hero. He is turning on his friends & allies. He is STILL being villified in the press. Not one good thing has happened to him as a result of this foolish decision.

 

[SpideyInATree]

Yeah, somebody with a different opinion than the majority. How about that?

 

[spideyboy_1111]

He is NOT being recognized as a hero. He is turning on his friends & allies. He is STILL being villified in the press. Not one good thing has happened to him as a result of this foolish decision.

maybe not to his peers... but half the public has cheered for him

 

[shinlyle]

I truly have enjoyed all the recent changes to Spider-Man.

• Costume: The new prototype costume Tony designed for Spidey may be one of the best alternative costumes Spidey has ever suited up in since he had the symbiote as a costume. A big negative about the costume would be that it seems to make Spidey way more powerful and unvulnerable from the design and additions Stark made.
• Organic Webbing: I like this new feature a lot, though I thought the web-shooters were a classic trait for the character. The main reason I enjoy the Organic Webbing addition is because it was a recent step in the direction of Spider-Man being more of a spider.
• Stingers & other new powers: Not my favorite change to Spidey, though it doesn't bother me Spidey has had this change.
• Behavior: Peter taking orders from Iron Man may change depending on Civil War.
• Living in Avengers Tower: Well, ever since Spidey joined The Avengers it does make since to be residing in the Avengers Tower.
• Unmasking: I absolutely loved this. And I can't wait to see the idea's JMS has for Spidey as a result of Spidey announcing his identity.

Marvel's selling crap in a bag next week to make up for the Civil War delays...I guess I can put you down for one of those, too?

 

[Chris Wallace]

maybe not to his peers... but half the public has cheered for him

And the other half...?

 

[Chris Wallace]

Yeah, somebody with a different opinion than the majority. How about that?

It's not about that. You really irk me with remarks like that. I am, however, surprised that NONE of these things bother him.

 

[shinlyle]

It's not about that. You really irk me with remarks like that. I am, however, surprised that NONE of these things bother him.

Seconded. When NONE of the changes bother someone in the slightest, it's cery weird. Even my favorite books do thing s I don't like or agree with. Runaways killed off a major character recently, and I wasn't too thrilled about it. Still....one change I didn't like doesn't kill a good book.

Conversely, ten bad changes that I hate does make a book bad in my eyes...

 

[Chris Wallace]

There's more to it than even that; if EVERYTHING about a character is changed, from what he wears to where he lives to how he acts, & a fan has ZERO complaints, it leads one to wonder 1.) if he liked said character before the changes, & 2.) why?
See, I'm upset b/c they have essentially stripped away everything I have ever loved about Spider-Man & replaced it with new school nonsense. He's like a knock-off of himself now. The only reason I haven't dropped the books is because I still get entertainment out of the stories, even if they're going in a bad direction.