Originally Posted by
Agent Z
Fury isnÂ’t available. The Avengers are. And again, they do not care about his secret identity and were willing to help. One of them has super speed and the other can shrink so it isnÂ’t like stealth will be an issue.
Again, no one in that room was asking for his secret identity. He is the one who makes a big deal out of it. The Avengers may have criticized him for having one but they werenÂ’t going to make him reveal it. This was a problem entirely of PeterÂ’s invention.
On that we can agree.
There is a time and a place for everything. And honestly, a lot of the instances of you bringing up class in discussions about Spider-Man are less about an honest examination of this theme and more about you trying to gas Peter up over other characters you dislike or apathetic to.
Yeah, superhero writers arenÂ’t always the best judges of what qualifies as rational behavior.
Btw, do you think Nick Spencer is wrong when he says Spider-Man's bad publicity is partly his own fault?
Except for Spider-Man apparently.
What writers intend and what the story shows are not always the same thing.
Most psychologists will tell you that being able to joke with friends does not preclude ving severe mental problems.
By your logic, Deadpool is a mentally balanced person.