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Okay so you agree with me, in the case of glass he could carefully walk up it. There is absolutely no good reason for him to be moving on hands and feet when he's perfectly capable of moving solely...

Crawling when you can walk or run doesn't seem to serve any purpose.
Or to put it another way would you rather do:

A) Parkour up a building

or

B) Crawl up much slower on hands and feet.

He has the balance and stability equivalent to a cat, if not more agile. I don't think he has anything to worry about in that regard. It doesn't seem to make sense.

So why doesn't he just walk or run all the time? Crawling is much slower.

Despite Googling I've not been able to find an answer to this question: Can spider-man walk or run up building instead of crawling and if not why not?

Thanks for the suggestions.

Yeah I can get that, I get what you're saying but it's straying in to the standard fare like Nick Fury LMD's and I think they were fighting Sandman the other month. I was expecting something a bit...

Just to come back to this again and having read for a number of issues now, I'm still not seeing the 'Occupy' in all of this. Earlier on there was some land owner doing something shady on native...

Imagine a scale of 0 to 10.

On the 10 of the scale for example there's Earth X http://marvel.wikia.com/wiki/Earth-9997#Earth-9997 Fairly high brow, requires a bit of personal investment in terms...

Yeah if it's like South Park PC Bro it's going to leave me cold quickly, but I'm in that state where I think it could either way so I'll give it a chance.

Yes isn't a lead in but sets certain characters in to place before Civil War II as I've already acknowledged which was Alonso's actual comment, which AGAIN in no way excludes the possibility of my...

Okay so it sets certain characters in to place before Civil War II begins which in no way excludes the possibility of my theory.

I read somewhere it's supposed to be an intro to CWII.

??? Seems to work for you....yep works fine

Yes I liked this too, I guessed something of the nature of Pleasant Hill from early on so apart from the actual villain identities the ending didn't come as much of a surprise, it put me in mind of...

Yes I liked this too, I guessed something of the nature of Pleasant Hill from early on so apart from the actual villain identities the ending didn't come as much of a surprise, it put me in mind of...

More than hyping, the issue is on pfffttttt side and yet the same reviewer gives a below average review of Uncanny X-Men 1 which I thought was quite good. It just goes to show, treat reviews with...