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21 issues for a decent idea 🥀🥀🥀

I hope so. Damn the hardcover here in Italy is 26 € !

MJ when Green Goblin or the Chameleon try to do something to Peter or May:

I think Spidey fits lmao

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Aged like wine 🥲

Elite ball knowledge

remembering Steve Dillon passed away. devastating, man. really one of the best comic artists of all time. every time he worked with Ennis was just instant top tier material

The “I hate men” crowd is tired and forced. Grow up.

I've had a crush on her since Superman & Lois, man. She's goddamn beautiful.

Zatanna is a better character than Doctor Strange. In my opinion, enough time has passed:

Harley Quinn

Might as well be titled “how we stabbed the Marvel universe and let it bleed out”

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An interesting article from an editing point of view, balancing multiple creative teams on a thrice a month schedule is a legitimate achievement. Everything that mentions One More Day however leaves the reader feeling a little incredulous. Marc Guggenheim's dual comments on Marvel not wanting a Peter with too many responsibilities and the Mephisto deal being put on the back burner during Brand New Day are particularly noteworthy. The end of the article also includes how some members of the "brain trust" have continued on since Brand New Day with Spider-Man specifically Dan Slott, Zed Wells and Joe Kelly, in a very perfunctory way. True, Dan Slott had an eight year run, his tenure has certainly mixed reactions these days but most importantly any time he's ventured outside Spider-Man it has been to limited success, suggesting that he was kept afloat by the title and not the other way around. Zeb Wells' run needs no further comment save that it has definitely served as a last straw for many people. Then there is Joe Kelly, who's current run generates little interest, an anemic presence in the sales charts and who has evidently decided that issue #1000 of Amazing Spider-Man shall be used for a sitcom plot about a secret cousin. Such glowing resumes, indeed.

We can’t expect Amazing Spider-Man #1000 to acknowledge the big near 20-year elephant in the room or even be remotely decent. Especially when you consider that it’s circle of editors and writers, alongside its intended reader base are a bunch of misogynists and incels.

Sounds like Brevoort is butthurt that people still point out that he genuinely wrote something called the "Spider-Man Manifesto", and it was printed with that name.

Real ones knew about her since Superman & Lois

Man it’s great that you can find value in that, I hope no one brings up a certain thing you said at a con years ago that makes you look like a complete immature edgy ass clown

Enough time passes