https://www.cbr.com/spider-man-learn...ection-marvel/
So he's on the goods with Tony now?
https://www.cbr.com/spider-man-learn...ection-marvel/
So he's on the goods with Tony now?
"I have two kids who don't even know my name" - um, okay dude.
Don't we already know how Peter gets judged?
Marvel really needs to get over Spider-Man's dead girlfriend when they have a highly marketable superhero who has the name Gwen Stacy.
Leaving aside people's frustrations with the mystery of Pete being on the outs with everyone, the pacing of this series has been terrible. We're just coming off of a belated Hellfire Gala crossover which is months behind that actual story to now do another tie-in to an event that is now one issue away from wrapping up. And yeah, the fact that everyone got "judged" in Issue #4, this really could have been a single panel there instead of an entire tie-in issue.
Add to that issue 6 was this giant stand-alone anniversary issue which also didn't build to anything but weirdly ended with Pete making out with Felecia as a birthday kiss which conflicts with the central story of him still being hung out over MJ and wanting to right whatever wrong he did to her off-screen.
The artist formerly known as OrpheusTelos.
"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
Serious Question: When 28-year old Peter sees a living Gwen in comics these days, does he see Gwen as the 18-year old she died as, or as the 28-year she would have been? It's hard to tell with the art.
If it's the former and not the latter... all the more reason for Marvel to stop doing this.
Makes you wonder if we'll get Gwen judgment on her death or a vauge but no answers judgment on what he did six months ago
Pretty much. The problem is that Marvel is currently and has been run by people, judging by their output in regard to Spider-Man, who are still sore over Gwen Stacy being dead instead of married to Peter and even sorer over Mary Jane Watson having been the one who got to marry Peter. That's all it is, really, a bunch of frustrated and disappointed shippers, but they've got actual power (or influence) over how the stories and characters unfold and develop, so they're venting that frustration and disappointment at not being able to get Gwen back.
The spider is always on the hunt.