Why didnt spidey help the avengers when NY was under attack?
>>80648967
He wasn't bitten by a spider back then.
>>80648967
He didn't had powers yet. He got them somewhere between Age of Ultron and this movie.
/thread
He was eleven. Granted Tom Holland is only twelve but he probably wasn't Spider-Man then
So when should I stop reading Amazing Spider-Man?
I've read Ditko's run probably a dozen times in the last decade but I never really continued after the Goblin reveal just because I grew up with those comics and I figured no one else could compare. Should I read the Romita run or maybe skip forward to the high profile Conway or Stern runs?
Only people who have actually read these comics need reply.
>>80648730
Read the full Lee run, and don't stop there. Spider-Man was consistently good until the 90s.
ASM is predictably and samey at worst until Venom. It's only once MacFatlane takes hold that things start to crumble.
>>80648730
>when should I stop reading Amazing Spider-Man
Back in Black. After that skip ahead to Gauntlet.
Also don't forget to read Spectacular. There's some good stuff in there.
Is he gonna hit puberty? He's already 19 and he still doesn't sound like Spider-Man in any voiced depiction.
https://youtu.be/We977SZOzxM
Would you be okay with a recast?
>>80648577
I think it works. I like the idea of Spidey actually sounding like a kid.
>>80648606
There are so many teenagers that don't sound like that. Marvel isn't achieving any level of authenticity by casting someone with such a boypussy voice when teenagers with voices like Spider-Man's exist.
Doesn't matter unless they promise to not make him entirely CGI
The source of Evil.
My God
>>80648390
When did Dr. Who become evil?
Vests are cool
ITT: Canon Mary Sues.
Not for long
>>80648047
kek
what's the deal with this haircup, /co/?
It's that Skrillex parted hair that cockbag 20-somethings wear now. My sister has that cut.
>>80647984
Fuck you for making this thread for the 100+ time.
>>80647984
This is what my friend looks like when her mohawk is not up.
Can he use his powers to destroy things made of vibranium or adamantium? Also, how stron is he? it sounds like he can pretty much destroy anything.
You're a fucking idiot
>>80647776
No, you are
>>80647755
Steve Rogers Cap fucked him up in their AvX: VS story, so I'm gonna say no.
So how I into comics?
Not just today's stuff but also the old stories. I'm not really fussed with owning a physical copy; is there somewhere online where I can read from say Issue #1 of whatever onward? Marvel or DC, either one or both is fine.
>>80647327
what is her expression meant to convey?
>>80647338
Puffy cat cheeks?
>>80647327
I use Comixology. They have mostly newer and current stuff, but they're adding more and more classics.
It's a shame they never did anything more with this Morty or the plotline.
Here's hoping Season 3 rectifies that.
>>80646873
There are no plotlines in Rick & Morty. Occasionally there are callbacks but they explicitly do not do arcs.
>>80646928
This. Lorefags BTFO
>>80646928
>implying aliens/humans showing up together on inter-dimensional tv wasn't indicative of worlds where Rick died early and therefore Earth joined the federation early too.
Infinite mass punch
>>80646676
how does infinite mass punch work?
>>80646769
Speedforce, don't have to explain shit, etc.
>>80646769
Flash accelerates to light speed and punches a guy. As an object approaches lightspeed it's mass becomes infinite. Force is massXacceleration. This allows Flash to hit an object with an infinite amount of force.
So, is this place the MCU version of The Raft? Will they start imprisoning villains instead of having them all die by the end of their movies?
>Prison out in the ocean
I've given up on the civil war.
Nothing can save this piece of shit
>>80646211
Yeah what were they thinking, adapting shit from the comics?
>>80646211
What's so stupid about a prison out in the ocean? The whole point is to make it hard for inmates to escape. Even if they get out of their cells they can't go anywhere.
Same idea as the Negative Zone prison, but I understand them being a bit more grounded.
So a friend of mine writes a brief recap for all the comics he reads and sometimes I like to go through his files to keep myself up-to-date with all the shit I haven't the time to read. [Pic-related] is from his Captain America: Sam Wilson file. Is that true? Is that comic really that politicized? I found very mixed info on the internet.
>>80646089
Yep. One of Spencer's worst books
>>80646089
Judge for yourself
Spot on. It's got all the subtlety of a brick through your window.
Reminder that because this is the only TMNT cartoon that actually uses as much material from the comics as possible, it's the closest of the three to actually seem more like "TMNT the animated series" rather than "TMNT the thinly disguised toy commercial" or "TMNT the bad fanfic".
Fast Forward was objectively terrible though. Not even the dark turtles could save it.
>>80645853
As a Miragefag, I agree... although they did shit the bed in the later seasons with Flashforward.
>>80645853
>Reminder that because this is the only TMNT cartoon that actually uses as much material from the comics as possible
...so? Does that automatically make it the best in your limited scope?
Still doesn't change the fact it had shit dialogue, voice acting and music. Animation was nothing special either.
When is Marvel going to reboot?
How can we get rid of MCU Spider-Man?
>>80645755
Why? It's a nice costume.
There are so many Spidermans and Hulks, it's like one long rolling reboot.
After civil war underperforms
Miss me yet?
Not really, that show turned the pandering up to 11.
man, i forgot shaggy became a ghostbuster
>>80645640
Having a diverse cast can work as long as it's not brought attention to. Sure the group was a black guy, a mexican, a goth chick, & a cripple, but they never brought attention to any of it in a bad way.
Garet made fun of himself constantly, & it's even suggested he dies in the bad future due to being a dick. That or he never became famous. Hilarious either way.
>falls from a great height
>"my legs! I can't feel my legs!"
>Nevermind
The dialogue was pretty spot on in that regard. They played with a few of the character tropes.
