Zdarsky's Spiderman

[Jman27]

Is such a badass just read the new Daredevil issue today and he made a reappearance talking with Daredevil going back to his word from issue#5 I suggest you guys check it out

[Frontier]

I wasn't really a fan of how Zdarsky was depicting Peter as constantly needing help or barely accomplishing anything in the first few issues of his Spectacular run, but he has improved a lot since then .

[WebSlingWonder]

I wasn't really a fan of how Zdarsky was depicting Peter as constantly needing help or barely accomplishing anything in the first few issues of his Spectacular run, but he has improved a lot since then .

I definitely think that issue 6 changed his writing style for Peter to have a lot more autonomy. It wasn't just a change in the story; it was a change in the direction.

[Frontier]

I definitely think that issue 6 changed his writing style for Peter to have a lot more autonomy. It wasn't just a change in the story; it was a change in the direction.

Yeah, I don't disagree, although I feel like that style still perked up a bit too much in #300 for my taste.

[WebSlingWonder]

Yeah, I don't disagree, although I feel like that style still perked up a bit too much in #300 for my taste.

I'll agree; "Amazing Fantasy" definitely changed my opinion of that run.

[Revolutionary_Jack]

Zdarsky shows Spider-Man from Daredevil's perspective in his run so it's different from showing Peter from within. It's also colored by Matt Murdoch's Daredevil no longer knowing Peter's identity so for him Spider-Man is some enigma and mystery.

It shows of also his versatility...he has shown Peter in different contexts and situation and does Spider-Man stories in many different styles.

[Huntsman Spider]

That was an excellent issue, I could agree, though Daredevil did have something of a point about Spider-Man not necessarily being in a position to condemn his actions from a higher moral ground, never mind that Spidey didn't have the full story (yet) behind DD masking up again. That said, I really do hope this ends with Daredevil and Spider-Man knowing each other's real names again, as I miss the close friendship and camaraderie they had in those days.

[Jman27]

That was an excellent issue, I could agree, though Daredevil did have something of a point about Spider-Man not necessarily being in a position to condemn his actions from a higher moral ground, never mind that Spidey didn't have the full story (yet) behind DD masking up again. That said, I really do hope this ends with Daredevil and Spider-Man knowing each other's real names again, as I miss the close friendship and camaraderie they had in those days.

thats true I keep forgetting about the memory wipe

[Huntsman Spider]

thats true I keep forgetting about the memory wipe

First, One More Day. Then, Charles Soule's Daredevil. At least Soule's Daredevil had a better excuse for the genie going back in the bottle than just, "I made a deal with the in-universe equivalent of Satan!" (Yes, I am still and most likely will forever be sour about that.)