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"He's pure power and doesn't even know it. He's the best of us."-Matt Murdock
"I need a reason to take the mask off."-Peter Parker
"My heart half-breaks at how easy it is to lie to him. It breaks all the way when he believes me without question." Felicia Hardy
I disagree about Hunted ( but that is my opinion). As for Gwen I said Gwen etc meaning Ghost Spider, and etc means other Spider powered characters not Original Gwen. This by the way includes Silk ( in LR) and Miguel in his tale. I will also mention that the only major Spider-Man characters who have not popped up or we know are coming are. 1: Otto. 2: Electro (Dillion). 3: Hobgoblin ( Kingsley). 4: Sandman.5: The female versions of Octopus and 5a: Electro.
I disagree about Hunted ( but that is my opinion). As for Gwen I said Gwen etc meaning Ghost Spider, and etc means other Spider powered characters not Original Gwen. This by the way includes Silk ( in LR) and Miguel in his tale. I will also mention that the only major Spider-Man characters who have not popped up or we know are coming are. 1: Otto. 2: Electro (Dillion). 3: Hobgoblin ( Kingsley). 4: Sandman.5: The female versions of Octopus and 5a: Electro. 6: Jackal.
"He's pure power and doesn't even know it. He's the best of us."-Matt Murdock
"I need a reason to take the mask off."-Peter Parker
"My heart half-breaks at how easy it is to lie to him. It breaks all the way when he believes me without question." Felicia Hardy
Everyone is a poor man Batman.
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Batman himself started out as a poor man's Sherlock Holmes. It cost less to buy a Batman comic in the '40s and '50s than to buy a Sherlock Holmes book.
The point is Spider-Man is in terms of money and merchandise a bigger character than Batman, so it makes nonsense to address him as such in the title of this poll. His comics and titles on the whole are in much better shape than Batman's over the last five years or so. His movies whether its MCU or ITSV have also done a lot better than *checks notes* Zack Snyder's films.
And Spider-Man across history had many moments where he proved bigger than Batman, or Superman in fact.
The entire 1975 Superman v. The Amazing Spider-Man comic, which kind of established and confirmed Spider-Man as the "third" most famous and proverbial hero, only came into being becase ASM was outselling Superman who was DC's biggest title in the '70s. Batman was in third place after Spider-Man and Superman. That's why in that comic, you have Supes and Spidey acting like bros to each other which Batman in that same period wasn't treated the same way (not until TDKR when his stock went high enough for him to score a "win" over Superman).
And Spider-Man influenced Batman comics and adaptations several times over, doing many things first which Batman media borrowed later on:
-- The entire '70s era of Batman, during "Strange Apparitions" where Batman goes to a city and angsts about how he can't be with Silver St. Cloud because it gets in the way of the "mission" is more or less drawing from Spider-Man comics in terms of giving Batman an internal dimension and struggle.
-- Batman for most of his history prowled Gotham via Batmobile and so on. Spider-Man was webswinging and moving across the city long before Batman had a grappling hook and started doing the same thing (which was invented by the Tim Burton movies).
-- Green Goblin killed Peter's loved ones a decade before Joker shot Barbara Gordon and crowbarred Jason Todd.
-- Batman Beyond is of course, admitted by producers themselves, an attempt to put Peter Parker into a Batsuit. So you have a younger Romita-esque pretty boy (Terry McGinnis) who hangs out with a party girl (Dana/MJ) and puts on a full body-suit that covers his face and which has no cape (essentially following Spider-Man costume's design aesthetic).
It's a mistake to assume that because Batman's an older character that somehow it has any kind of seniority. The truth is any long-running serial franchise stays current and lasts because they vampirically feed on newer and emerging characters that come after them.
I will agree that the Keaton and Bale Batman movies are better then Spider-Man movies. But look at some of the other Bat related stuff. Joker was a very unpleasant movie. While I acknowledge Phoenix won the Oscar, so did Miles, and that was entertaining. Other Bat related movies flat out sucked like Harley Quinn and Batman and Robin. Venom was Citizen Kane and even Garfield as Peter was Brando as Don Vito Corleone compared to those films.