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IMO, Peter should have a job that feels real and that feels connected to real events.

Both his job at The Bugle and his job as a teacher had that. The rest, not so much.

I think Peter still being a photographer is commentary on the lack of upwards mobility to better-paying jobs for many Millennials. It does seem to be intentional. As is him getting that job in the...

I think eventually they'll have to drop the real month-to-month time.

It's so weird how MCU Spidey doesn't quip much when:

1) Spidey is known for quipping and the MCU is known for staying true to the comics.

2) The MCU is also known for quips in general.

3)...

Same.

I'm fine with his panel time. We are only 3 issues in. That's only half of the first trade volume.

A lot of the "this character hasn't done much" talk I see strikes me as way too...

It's been Daredevil since the 80s.

Quesada admitted that the only thing that saved Iron Man PR-wise was the 2008 movie/MCU.

I mean, she already had that in the original run. She started out as an Avenger and Tony and Captain Marvel (and the Inhumans) would show up occassionally in her solo books to give her advice.
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I think that's easy. She wants to protect the members of her community in Jersey City, so she is only a part-time member of the X-Men. So she can live with her parents and operate solo like...

I just think conceptually mutant makes more sense, though.

See, that's the thing, though. There is no reason for her to get roped with the X-Men just because she is a mutant. I think it would expand on the Marvel Universe in a good way if we had more mutants...

Off-topic but I'm a huge Ms. Marvel fan and I don't mind the change. She was going to be a mutant to begin with but Perlmutter mandated that she be an Inhuman for corporate reasons (and 2014 Marvel's...

I think Hickman is saving the MJ reveal for later.

I felt like Peter had a comeback for every quip Miles said. They seem to balance each other well.

Also, I think all the jabs are meant to be playful. Like, I don't see Miles as a character being...

I noticed this too.

Spider-Man history now seems to be divided by general audiences into the "teen years" [where Peter is in high school or very early in college (so 15-19) and is dating Gwen],...

You may just be my favorite pro-OMD person.

Technically, Zeb didn't make her a mutant. That was the writers that picked up after her death.

Feige asking Wells to make her a mutant doesn't make sense. Because he didn't do that.

Him asking...

Classic Jameson strikes me as a mainstream media liberal type. You know, the kind on CNN or New York Times that is pro-status quo but doesn't realize it, is pro-sensationalism but doesn't realize it...

If that's what any of them think, it would be hard to take that seriously when this is the same group of editors that put the original Ultimate on a pedestal and even pushed for the adaptations to...

It's genuinely baffling how amateurish and trashy Marvel's flagship book has become.

Wells has diminished the status of ASM more than anyone else. Literally more than anyone else.

As I saw...

Haven't thought about it but... so true.

Hickman's entire new Ultimate universe is a deliberate subversion of 616 (not just USM but even the other books):

-Peter becoming Spider-Man as an adult after he already understands...

I can't say I'm tired of Spider-Verse since Comics Spider-Verse is a lot like everything else post-OMD: too focused on high concepts with little-to-no character stuff.

I don't know what...

He was still in control of his actions, though.

TAS Kraven would be found not guilty by insanity.

IMO, the thematic stuff in KLH wouldn't work if Kraven isn't in control of his actions.