You're going to say all this with a straight face when they're dialing back on the Parker Industries stuff, putting Spider-Man at odds with the law in Spectacular, returning Norman Osborn to factory settings, putting the symbiote back on Brock, and devoting a whole month to Peter and Eddie's old rivalry and occasional team-ups?
They're not taking the franchise anywhere new, not anymore, yet you're acting like they are just because they're being stubborn in not revisiting Peter and MJ..which they kind of are already doing in another title anyway.
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Well, I was thinking about Dan Slott's run in general and I haven't been exactly following new developments that closely. Things do cycle. However, I'm sure comic series where Peter Parker is a household name due to being a failed Steve Jobs is how I would define "back to normal."
I've kind of given up trying to make sense of Dan Slott's opinions and plans. What will be is what will be and if we like it that's a perk.
I doubt it, but I hope it is. The only good stuff out of Marvel these days is out-of-continuity stuff like Renew Your Vows. Maybe establish that kind of stuff into the garbage heap that's become your main continuity?
While you're at it, when Jean returns, please have her burn the Inhumans to a crisp and end that farce too.
"They can be a great people Kal-El, they wish to be. They only lack the light to show the way. For this reason above all, their capacity for good, I have sent them you. My only son." - Jor-El
By the time we reach #800, the RYV Parkers will be knee-deep in their new status quo and in their early 40s, far removed from the "youthful" direction Marvel are insistent on adhering to with the main characters. I keep thinking the flash forward is a deliberate mandate designed to prevent people desiring the Parker family be folded over into the main stuff.
This is just a theory, but to me, it feels like Dan Slott would only want to put them back together if he feels there are good stories he can tell out of it, which he already has done a bunch during pre-Superior. And because of that, at least at the moment, most of the best ideas he has, would be from them as a married couple (like RYV), something he knows he can't do. So instead, he's much more interested in trying new ideas he is allowed to do, and see what possibilities they bring up, like pairing up Peter and Bobbi.
Personally for me, I'm very interested to see how the Peter/Bobbi relationship goes, because I felt Slott did a good job building it up and giving them good chemistry throughout his run, I just hope it doesn't result in the eventual end of the relationship being a whimper. Also, while I would love Peter & MJ back together as well, I only want Slott to do it if he has a good story, don't want him to feel obligated to do it. That said, I wouldn't mind more general interaction between the two through in, that's never a bad thing.
Also I feel like as long as Quesada's around, the marriage won't come back. Just like how the Fantastic Four won't get their own book again as long as Fox owns the rights, because Perlmutter.
If Slott doesn't want Peter/MJ to reconcile romantically, he should just say that. It's when Slott tries to rationalize it that he looks bad. Trying to say "it's about doing something new" as we wait for the next Spider-Man vs. Green Goblin story sounds really dumb.
I don't think Peter and Bobbi have chemistry at all, but to each his own.
I was kind of hoping those two would not have gone down the romantic route in the first place, there were plans in her title to have a triangle with Hunter and Clint, with the writer hoping to put her back with Clint ultimately. Bendis backed this up in Generations: The Iron by revealing Bobbi will get back with Clint in the future and give him a kid.
As I've said before, the uniqueness of Peter dating Bobbi is overshadowed by Renew Your Vows having pulled off Peter having a relationship with a fellow superheroine for over a year now anyway, with the superheroine just happening to be his most iconic love interest, so there will already be comparisons. It's not new, and if anything, it lacks an extra layer in that Peter and Bobbi don't have kids like they do. There's nothing complicated or interesting about this pairing at all.
Peter and Bobbi is so diet coke at this point, you expect it to end on a whimper because that's what it's started with
At least Quesada allowed the marriage to have a book again, something that cannot be said for the FF...they only get a book with half their members.
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OMD is NEVER coming BACK ...and that's a quote from Dan slot himself!
why do people complain on here about RYV's? it mystifies me. you have a title, it's there for you to read,!!!,,,enjoy it!, pissing & moaning that it's not in- continuity make you look 12 years old with the pouting & stomping...
peter and bobbi have such great chemistry !!! I hope they explore it further.. it's about time peter had someone ib his life now that MJ is over bothering Stark still . it'll make for some wild stories!
Oh I know the relationship isn't going to last for long, that's just how these things go, I'm just hopeful the time where they are a pair is used effectively and it doesn't end in a "Oops we aren't together again, oh well lol".
And I do agree, the RYV relationship is great, that's the highlight of the whole book. Though with that, Slott, Conway, Stegman, etc. have good story ideas for the family, while Slott may not have any good ones for them in just a relationship at the moment, which is why I think he hasn't completely denounced the idea of doing it and instead put it on hold, for all intents and purposes.
Well, no matter how crazy Quesada has gotten, it's nowhere near as bad as Perlmutter.
We really do get an OMD thread every or every-other month don't we, anyway to answer the question (which according to Dan Slott) is a resounding no for the indefinite future.
The city I once knew as home is teetering on the edge of radioactive oblivion
Or maybe them taking advantage of a scenario where they can do new things and push the envelope without the Powers That Be mashing the reset button because of reasons?
As Mr. Spock wisely noted in a Star Trek novel: "Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence." I've yet to see evidence, extraordinary or otherwise, in regards to the "NEVER" part.
Well, not everyone likes the creative decisions make in that series, which is fair enough. I'm a Trekkie and I don't like every singe thing done with that franchise (chiefly putting JJ Abrams in charge). Now, I personally think that RYV is the best SM thing on the market right now (and showing why OMD was a short-sighted mistake), but one can disagree with that.
Not sold.
We're predictable, like moths to the flame.