Tracking the Dead Spideys (and, why not, the live ones too)1

[Kevinroc]

Ah yes. I recall this now.

I'd love to see the Amalgam concept/characters brought back.

-Pav, who thought Access was pretty cool back in the day...

I'm right there with you. I thought the crossover stuff was fun. Probably not going to happen anytime soon because of the dynamics Marvel and DC are in. But we'll still get other weird crossovers like Spider-Man vs. Attack on Titan.

[saucemaster]

When are we going to see this guy fight Morlun?

smlego994.jpg

[Derek Metaltron]

Just occurs to me that House of M Spidey is apparently dead yet he's gracing the House of M teaser for Secret Wars. Does this imply that some if not all Spiders might be revived?



Of course it seems like Secret Wars might involve some elements of time travel since the Age of Apocalypse teaser is from a earlier time than the last ongoing. So it might simply be from a earlier point in the House of M reality.

[saucemaster]

Just occurs to me that House of M Spidey is apparently dead yet he's gracing the House of M teaser for Secret Wars. Does this imply that some if not all Spiders might be revived?

Of course it seems like Secret Wars might involve some elements of time travel since the Age of Apocalypse teaser is from a earlier time than the last ongoing. So it might simply be from a earlier point in the House of M reality.

My impression is that the upcoming Secret Wars is a 'snapshot' of a particular time--in this case, a snapshot of House of M when he was still 'alive'--rather than where/what House of M would be if it was still around. A big 'hint' to that effect is that one of the Secret Wars nations is called 'X-Men '92', meaning in is a snapshot of who the X-Men were in 1992, rather than those X-Men who are still around today.


K0TmDBIoqMY.jpg

[Kevinroc]

My impression is that the upcoming Secret Wars is a 'snapshot' of a particular time--in this case, a snapshot of House of M when he was still 'alive'--rather than where/what House of M would be if it was still around. A big 'hint' to that effect is that one of the Secret Wars nations is called 'X-Men '92', meaning in is a snapshot of who the X-Men were in 1992, rather than those X-Men who are still around today.


K0TmDBIoqMY.jpg

I thought that was called "X-Men '92" because those characters were members of the X-Men cartoon that launched in 1992.

[SuperiorIronman]

But there have been a few house of m spidermen. This one could have just have been a world that house of m happend naturally.

[Prime]

Sucks that Unlimited is dead.

[resipsaloquitur]

Possibilities:

- House of M Spidey never died
- House of M Spidey comes back from the dead
- It's a Home of M Spidey from a different but similar reality
- It's just teaser artwork and isn't meant to take Spider-Verse into account.

[saucemaster]

I thought that was called "X-Men '92" because those characters were members of the X-Men cartoon that launched in 1992.

Yeah, but they are going to show them as they were in 1992, not as they are today (all grown up and vampired, for example). Same with the House of M. If that Spidey was alive then, then he'll be alive when it appears in Secret Wars.

[Hypestyle]

where is the spider-man and spider-woman from this show? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rXEiO2-ttto

[Vexham28]

Pretty sure six-arm Spidey is going to meet his end, in Spider-Man 2099 #6.

[resipsaloquitur]

Hey, maybe X-Men '92 are from Ben Reilly's Earth-94. It'd be neat if that were revealed to be an all-90s Earth with Professor Hulk, Dan Ketch Ghost Rider, and the Avengers in leather jackets....

[Derek Metaltron]

Hey, maybe X-Men '92 are from Ben Reilly's Earth-94. It'd be neat if that were revealed to be an all-90s Earth with Professor Hulk, Dan Ketch Ghost Rider, and the Avengers in leather jackets....

It does amuse me that DC seems to have a 90's era Earth in Convergence with Azazel Batman, Steel and Bearded Hook Hand Aquaman too. Then again X-Men '92 is probably inspired by Batman '66 and Wonder Woman '77 anyway. Would be awesome if they had TAS Spidey in X-Men '92 actually. I mean that version of Spidey went through a take on Secret Wars too.

[SuperiorIronman]

It does amuse me that DC seems to have a 90's era Earth in Convergence with Azazel Batman, Steel and Bearded Hook Hand Aquaman too. Then again X-Men '92 is probably inspired by Batman '66 and Wonder Woman '77 anyway. Would be awesome if they had TAS Spidey in X-Men '92 actually. I mean that version of Spidey went through a take on Secret Wars too.

90s animated spiderman is owned by Fox.
Considering the dark age of comics it is rather important to the industry as among all the crap there was a whole lot of good and memorable characters and stories from the era. It would be wrong for both sides to ignore the 90s. Specific timeline stories are nothing new though. It is a story based around another media or time that just kept going. Arguably spiderman 1602 did the same thing.now based off of television shows is nothing new as well as both companies did tie ins.

[resipsaloquitur]

It does amuse me that DC seems to have a 90's era Earth in Convergence with Azazel Batman, Steel and Bearded Hook Hand Aquaman too. Then again X-Men '92 is probably inspired by Batman '66 and Wonder Woman '77 anyway. Would be awesome if they had TAS Spidey in X-Men '92 actually. I mean that version of Spidey went through a take on Secret Wars too.

Slott's view is that 90s Animated Spidey and Spider-Man Unlimited were the same guy, and Unlimited died in ASM #7, sooooo....