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I remember those two. Good times, good times 
We can't insane people like this anymore

We can't insane people like this anymore

oh man....i became a member of Spider-Man Hype! so I could post in the Organics SUCK!!!!!!! thread. Wow, to think its been 10 years....
Mech web shooter just don't work in a movie world.
First, would he have invented this magical webbing that can shoot miles and miles of string that can lift trucks and helicopters, if he didn't get bit by that spider?
Second, if he has the power to stick to walls and spidey sense, why not be able to shoot webs?
Third, wouldn't the stuff be a little expensive to produce on his salary, is he mixing miles and miles of batches of this stuff in his 1 room apt in his spare time?
Forget about the wrist mechanism, is the kid a super genius mechanical engineer as well?
Organic web shooters solve all these issues that Stan Lee's origin of a character that he expected a 1 issue run started.
and the Sandman does?Mech web shooter just don't work in a movie world.
No, he invented it because he was inspired by his super powers.First, would he have invented this magical webbing that can shoot miles and miles of string that can lift trucks and helicopters, if he didn't get bit by that spider?
1) You wouldn't get a spider sense from spider genetics.Second, if he has the power to stick to walls and spidey sense, why not be able to shoot webs?
The formula for Parker's webbing is fictional. We don't know is it's made from cheap, widely available chemicals. We do know the web fluid expands once it is released from the web shooter, so it takes a much smaller amount to create miles of webbing.Third, wouldn't the stuff be a little expensive to produce on his salary, is he mixing miles and miles of batches of this stuff in his 1 room apt in his spare time?
What is a webshooter. Basically a silly string can made into a bracelet. It's not rocket science.Forget about the wrist mechanism, is the kid a super genius mechanical engineer as well?
They don't solve anything.Organic web shooters solve all these issues that Stan Lee's origin of a character that he expected a 1 issue run started.
But this isn't a webshooter debate thread so I'll just say, ORGANICS STILL SUCK!!
Mech web shooter just don't work in a movie world.
First, would he have invented this magical webbing that can shoot miles and miles of string that can lift trucks and helicopters, if he didn't get bit by that spider?
Second, if he has the power to stick to walls and spidey sense, why not be able to shoot webs?
Third, wouldn't the stuff be a little expensive to produce on his salary, is he mixing miles and miles of batches of this stuff in his 1 room apt in his spare time?
Forget about the wrist mechanism, is the kid a super genius mechanical engineer as well?
Organic web shooters solve all these issues that Stan Lee's origin of a character that he expected a 1 issue run started.
Excellent!
Beat me to it. Look, I don't want to diss the importance of the web-shooters, lord knows they've been important over the years especially for reasons that others have posted above, but inheriting the ability to make webs from a spider? the idea itself is "organic" it just makes more sense to me. I missed organics when they got erased in the comics, but that's not the worst thing to have happened in the last several years.Agreed on all points.
When people think about spiders, its arguable to say the first thing they think about is the webs they make. So why couldn't that possibly be one of the powers Peter inherits?
the six-armed Spidey was sufficient enough/\... so I guess your a fan of Peter growing 2 sets of arms and 2 sets of legs to have 8 like arachnids?![]()
The formula for Parker's webbing is fictional. We don't know is it's made from cheap, widely available chemicals. We do know the web fluid expands once it is released from the web shooter, so it takes a much smaller amount to create miles of webbing.