>only good run was his early Spider-Man
>constantly tries to take credit for the work of other writers
>claims characters he didn't create as his own
>tries to reinvent characters in hopes of being remembered as important
Bendis is the modern Stan Lee
>>80773860
You forgot
>had a pet project that turned out kind of decent, but then they abandoned
Fantastic Four for Lee, Alias for Bendis
>>80773860
>his early Spider-Man
>not DD
>>80773902
I can kinda tell what OP meant. People often consider early Ultimate Spider-Man to be Bendis's definitive work, outside of Alias. Same for Lee, outside of Fantastic Four.
>>80773902
Well, it wasn't good.
but OP, Stan Lee is eternal
>>80773981
But it is. DD is the only Bendis book I've ever been able to read.
>>80773981
It is tho
>>80773860
>Bendis is the modern Stan Lee
He wishes he was, anyway.
>>80773959
Yeah, Ultimate Spider-man up to either Ultimatum or Death of is going to be what he is remembered for.
That was a frankly a GOAT run with Bagley and was one of the best books marvel put out for years.
>>80774204
Bendis pls
That's not Bob Kane m8
>>80773981
And Miller's was better.
>>80774242
>they're attacking Marvel creators
>must mention DC
>>80774259
No one will ever deny it.
>>80774204
>>80774231
It was.
A lot of people seem to forget Ultimate Spider-Man was one of the few good books coming out from Marvel during the early 00s hellhole.
>>80774259
That doesn't necessarily make Bendis' bad
But his Spider-Man was utterly mediocre.
His Daredevil was a much better work.
It wasn't even the best Spider-book at the time.
>>80774282
>early 00s Marvel
>bad
It was light years ahead of garbage Marvel is putting out now.
>>80774282
Wasn't early 00's JMS on Spider-man?
>>80774483
Yes
Outside of the big two, do any writers try to pull this shit?
>>80774532
Mark Millar, I think.
>>80774483
And Jenkins' "Peter Parker - Spider-Man" started around that time, which was also pretty good.
USMfag are so annoying with their bullshit.
>>80774611
>Jenkins
>good
>>80773860
Ultimate Spider-Man was my absolute favorite comic I've ever read. Bendis will always be my bro for giving me something to latch on to throughout high school.
Pic related was a super emotional moment for me desu
>>80774619
Quality criticism, USMfag. You sure showed me.
>>80774260
Bob Kane was objectively a prick. He fucked over Bill Finger, he passed off the work of ghost writers and artists as his own work. His ego was the size of a planet
>That one story where based Steranko bitchslapped Kane.
>>80773902
Am I the only one who actually liked Alias?
>>80774729
>Am i the only one
Go fuck yourself.
>>80774350
This. USM is mostly just nostalgia pandering, it does barely anything unique.
>>80774699
He's got nothing on Stan Lee.
>>80774929
Dude, he is waaay worse. He created barely anything about Batman, but screwed Bill Finger so hard he wasn't even credited until, what, a few years ago?
>>80774943
>Stan Lee denys credit to Ditko and Kirby even to this day
>>80774683
Oh, his Hellblazer was fine just like Sidekick but he's terrible overall.
At least Lee didn't make fucking Ultamites end
>>80775195
No, the artist would have made the whole book and Lee would get the credit; and since no one at Marvel wants to lose their job they'd praise it as a masterwork.
>>80775186
But that's wrong. His Spider-Man was fantastic outside of few arcs.
His Sentry mini is great.
He's definitely not terrible, he's uneven.
Now Bendis outside of Daredevil can either be mediocre, godawful.
>>80774515
>implying JMS' Spider-Man was bad
It was the best Spider-Man run in years until the Sins Past. Had it stopped with Book of Ezekiel, it'd be on par with at least Roger Stern.
>>80775402
>His Sentry mini is great.
>>80775436
>MOM I POSTED A MEME PICTURE AM I COOL YET
Fuck off
>>80774926
>it does barely anything unique
You're completely missing the point of the series. It wasn't supposed to be unique. It was, by design, derivative. The entire point of the series was to introduce new readers to more "classic feeling" Spider-Man stories, without having to dig through decades of continuity. It did exactly what it set out to do.
>>80775253
Well at least lee didn't invent ducking Bendis speak I can get over him for being a asshole for popularity what writer/artist isn't but he's a godawful writer eho has a history of fucking charecters over
>>80773860
Bendis is the modern Stan Lee?
>>80773860
>only good run was his early Spider-Man
And Alias and Daredevil and Moon Knight. Most street level solo books, actually.
Everything else is still shit.
How's his run on New Avengers vol 2? How much BENDIS is put into it?
>>80775532
>Alias
>Moon Knight
>good
Fuck off with your shitty bait/shit taste
>>80775522
Lee invented cringey dialogues, though.
>>80775515
Alas, did it terribly
>>80774663
I always thought Ultimate MJ was hot as fuck.
And then Peter died and they decided to ruin her character design for some reason.Anyone have that page of concept sketches that has her in her undies?
>>80775532
>moon knight
The dialogue in that books is atrocious.
>>80775532
>Moon Knight
you fucking lying gypsy bitch
>>80775665
Everything in that book is atrocious.
Stan Lee?
>>80775694
They should hire Doug Moench back.
>>80775658
Up until about Ultimatum, I'd have to disagree.
>>80775727
I'd disagree with you too then.
It was always a bad book.
>>80775694
Eh, the art's not bad at all.
I pointed out the dialogue because it is especially Bendis-esque.
>Count Luchina Neferia x3
>I know x2
Holy shit, was this necessary?
>>80775836
And look at this.
This is, basically, what I've been, basically, trying to tell people that, basically, Bendis does.
This is, basically, writing that people will, basically, defend as writing that is, basically, good.
>>80775836
Maleev can do better, though.
>>80775836
Reminds me of Bendis' Spider-Woman: Agent of SWORD book/motion comic. Which wasn't terrible.
I appreciated that they remembered that Jessica is actually British in the motion comic.
