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And let's not forget that article from last year talking about how Hollywood overall loses billions (roughly 10 billion, to be more precise) every year because they (deliberately) neglect or ignore...

As the Riddler put it once when lamenting how much darker and edgier Batman (comics) had become . . . "Was I away when they changed the rules or something?!"

Having read Secret Reverse myself, it's actually an interdimensional invader using the technology behind the Secret Reverse game as a gateway into "our" world. That said, I enjoyed it a lot.

Yeah, considering how things are going now in the real world . . . Secret Empire might have (sadly) been somewhat ahead of its time. At the very least, there are plenty of people in real life on a...

Thank you.

Yes. And yes, they did. As for Marvel being afraid to take risks with other writers on a satellite Spider-Man book . . . it's still Spider-Man. He's Marvel's ultimate mascot. They'll play it safe...

Considering Norman is already the Joker if being Lex Luthor was his day job . . .

And a mass murderer who hijacked her nephew's body and life for months and somehow nobody knew or cared enough to put two and two together when "Peter" started acting unlike himself.

". . . I can't do this without you."

I'm personally of the opinion that Spidercide should ultimately save Ben by waking up and giving Ben back the foundational memories of being Peter Parker that Beyond stripped from him. Would be a...

Yeah, pretty much.

And he even got a cameo at the end of The Batman to hype up the (inevitable) sequel, so there's that, too.

Thoughts on Iron Cat #1, anyone?

Much appreciated.

Thanks for the refresher.

Most likely. Perhaps sooner rather than later.

Hmm, yeah?

Insane in the membrane. Insane in the brain!

Felicia and Tony bounce off each other well enough.

Especially since Iron Man himself has donned his armor the same way, and Spider-Man's MKIV Spider-Armor worked similarly. I still remember those parallel panels from that one issue of ASM where Tony...

Tom Taylor's The Adamantium Agenda in the Hunt for Wolverine saga implied if not stated that Sinister collected everyone's DNA, not just mutants, which would explain the Ben Reilly clones from...

Cold and deeply cynical, especially if you count the later retcons, revisions, and revelations about his character and motivations. That said, it would play into the interpretation some have had of...

In that sense, why be pissed off at the mutants for having their "mutant-exclusive" method of resurrection when they can just hit up Tony Stark to make his "biotechnological reboot" that he used to...

Fair enough.



TAS Spider-Man did incorporate those elements, but with its own twists, likely in retrospect as a way to promote the then-upcoming Blade movie.



That would be very cool.

Pretty much this. Yeah, we've got every right to be pissed off with this development, but the great thing about mainstream superhero comics is that no status quo, no matter how hated or loved, lasts...