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[QUOTE=Prof. Warren;2965644]Point being, the marriage was a major change in Peter's status quo. He was single for many years and then he wasn't.
That it lasted for a good length of time before going away doesn't mean it's going to come back around again. Reinstating a marriage is a bit different than bringing back an old costume or a former occupation or an old base of operations or some other element that wouldn't entail so much baggage.[/QUOTE]
Doesn't mean that it won't either. If "marriage" is so much "baggage it's surprising how much success DC Comics is having with it.
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Makes me kind of wishing to buy the omnibus they are putting out.
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[QUOTE=Timmyb52;2970808]Doesn't mean that it won't either. If "marriage" is so much "baggage it's surprising how much success DC Comics is having with it.[/QUOTE]
Completely different characters and different situations.
If you're talking about Superman, that's a very different situation than Spider-Man.
And if you're talking about Batman, he hasn't gotten married yet. This being Batman, some kind of tragic resolution would not be surprising.
Also, Spider-Man has been very successful without the marriage. And the Spider book that [I]does[/I] have a married Peter Parker - Renew Your Vows - is out now for anyone who's interested.
But this is a discussion for the Spider boards - one that's been had many times over there - not a Captain America thread.