If you want to read this chapter its in Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spiderman #310! Also if you notice any A.I's mimicking your boy, say something in their comments, DONT LET THE AUTOMATONS WIN.
Funny enough, she hulk is actually gym bros with some ppl I think it was in a she hulk immortal hulk tie in comic. She discusses death and what it's like with (I think) thor as they curl weights hooked up to a black hole machine
The mother not giving into her grief is inspiring. Despite losing everything, her closing statement, with tears streaming down her face, was that we should still all attempt to be like Spiderman
@@communistcrusader4117Peter's morality was born from uncle Ben's words, every spiderman has heard the words "with great power comes great responsibility" wither from ben or someone else (generally another spiderman) so, tony should just give everyone not only peter's morality, but also remind them of a moment like uncle Ben's death and words, something like a fake memory your dead grandmother saying it as a flashback, or someone you truly care about, only then would people actually be that good, if it was just Peter's morals without the advice, peter would have beaten flash up no problem, and we've seen what happens when he doesn't hear those words, he either becomes a villain or breaks down for one reason or another
@@riolu477 Actually, Uncle Ben never said those words. It was in a side box of text. Only in the movies he said those words. Yet, that is in the movie universes. Comicbook wise, 616, Uncle Ben never said that quote. At least originally. I know retcons are a thing and my information is outdated as hell because of it.
@@Qardo first time stan lee used the phrase was in 1962 amazing fantasy comics, later he began using it as uncle Ben's advice to peter, it became popularized by the movies, but was used prior in the comics
About the only thing that will make Peter ditch his no kill rule is touching his aunt. Or if sufficiently far In the timeline his wife\child of that comic.
I like how in civil war (MCU), Cap is like "you got heart kid where ya from?" And Peter is like "queens!" And then cap gets an ear to ear grin before saying "Brooklyn!", one of the best parts of the movie to me, cap admires the hell out of spidey and they also got that new york bros thing going on lol
@@randomnobody5074 it's almost like he sees another young new York boy who knows what it's like to be weak and small and helpless but headstrong nevertheless, when you think about it, spiderman swinging around new York (if he were alive at the time) was exactly the kind of thing Steve needed in some of the sticky situations he was in before taking the super soldier serum.
I love how the mother didn't hold what happened to her son against Spider-Man. She knew he did his best to be there for the kid, and she's forever grateful for that.
Funny enough, him crying on the roof is AFTER he find them. 1 get 1 panel of him dropping down and after that, we see police coming in on 2 guys in cocoons. We then get Pete on the roof
I mean, that is in no way on Peter. But it is very Spiderman to still carry that weight and burden. He won't be able to save everyone. But it does not mean he will stop trying. That is the hard part. He won't save everyone. But he can save at least someone. You gotta kinda hope that knowing that, is enough for him to keep going. Reminds me of how a pediatric oncologist describe what they do and how they can keep doing it. They will not save every single child with cancer. But they will be able to save some. That is why they have to do it. Because those some, must be saved, even if they dont know who they are. So they will try and save everyone, even though they know they can't.
Imagine if Spiderman was a series instead and you can actually see it slowly weigh on him till a big climax. Comics are cool but I think theyre a way worse medium for storytelling bc of the never ending cycle and how you cant really have the characters grow or develop, they just more or less stay the same
Remember the comic where Peter is having an especially rough time (let me finish) and god shows him all the people he’s saved. You can’t save everyone, but you can make a difference, one big enough to be a beacon of hope for the city
@@RussianBear42069 that's from toward the end of Back In Black (spectacular spider-man or sensational, not sure which one) and I *love* that story. Also shows Peter's "future" as an older man with MJ and their two kids. Oh how optimistic the writer was on that one lol
I think you might have forgotten the part where after Peter was crying, there are sirens in the back, so he just wipes his tears and puts the mask back on.
Tbh, it would not have been surprising if Peter reacted to the kid's death saying: "Meh, at this point, I am genuinely surprised the writers took him from me in just a few months"
@@brokenray6525I hate nihilistic themes in media. Stuff like the trope that humanity is dead so another species takes its place, that crap kind of bugs the shit out of me a bit. Or the shock horror slop you see everywhere in stuff like Rick and Morty.
A common theme in Spider-Man stories is that after making so many sacrifices to his personal life, his finances, and his love life to save the city and its people Spidey always ends up getting the short end of the stick. He never gets the praise he wants, or the girl he desires, and that to me is the tragedy of Spider-Man. To me Ive always viewed Peter as selfish, but SPIDER-MAN is that selflessness, that altruism he becomes for the city
This one still came back around it wasn’t just Peter suffering in the end the mother didn’t hold it against him, she lost everything and had every right to be furious and hate Spider-Man but she still chose to believe in him and what he stood for
In my eyes, it's because the writers of these amazing stories understand the character. They think from a "What would Spider-Man do" perspective instead of "What do we want Spider-Man to do." The reason people love heroes like Spider-Man and Superman is because at their core, they're people. Not gods who view themselves above humanity, but people who grew and learned amongst normal people, and they just want to protect their home and their people.
I love this story because it actually shows spiderman dealing with struggles than having him endure endless horrors cooked up by some crackpot writers who hate Peter Parker.
Guarantee that story probably wasn't in Amazing Spider-Man. Ever since OMD, Spuder-Man hasn't been a consistent and properly represented character in anything other than his ancillary and alternate unicerse books because Marvel editorial, executives, or whoever have this neurotically tight micromanagement on ASM, even if what they want isn't in the best interest of the character and his ongoing story.
And then he goes and makes a deal with the devil to destroy his marriage and practically kill his unborn child, all for an aunt who looks to be meeting God already in at most decade or 2 dying prematurely for HIS mistakes… There’s a reason some people had at one started calling insomniac’s spider man “our spider man” even though 616 was literally right beside him.
"unable to prevent something awful from happening" Every. single. STORY. They love making him suffer they acknowledge they make him suffer and aren't sorry about it.
With great power there must be great responsibility, that's what uncle Ben taught him but everyone forgets that with great loss there also grows great compassion and empathy.
I think this is the most touching Spider-man comic, he is truly the best Marvel Hero, he truly is the most pure of heart and most empathic Hero, thats why the Flash is DC's best Hero also
Zdarsky's work on spider-man will always be some of my favorite stories in the modern Era for the character. The limited series he did (Life Story from 2019) is also hands down the best spider-man comic work we've gotten in quite some time
I don’t know if that was the lesson, but I will say this: You can’t save everyone, but what’s more important than acknowledging that is to continue acting with the intent to save everyone as if you can. It’s better to try than to cut your losses. Even failing can give you the best lessons which you might need. Just never confuse the meaning of ‘you can’t save them all’ with ‘don’t bother trying if it seems too hard’.
Spider-Man later found the criminals, beat them up and webbed them up for the police. After the work was done, he found a secluded spot on the roof, took off his mask and broke down on the roof. 😢
Things like this make Spider-Man great. He not only saved the kid, he befriended the kid, talked to him, mentored him, and spent time with him . That's a hero. That's what made him, Luke and Logan the great trilogy on the New Avengers.
I can't remember the quote exactly but it was from when they ran the first issue without the comics code authority stamp of approval. It was for the comic where Peter needs to talk down a very high dude from the edge of a building cuz he thinks he can fly. Stan was saying that if they can't use stories about superheroes to help people with real world problems, then the heroes r alrdy failing at their 1 job. This story is extra sad in a meta way as Peter needed to fail to help that kid in order to help the readers learn to accept their grief n know that even the most mindful n well intentioned people can hurt people n we need to learn to forgive ourselves before we become a victim of our own grief.
It's not because it's "even someone as mighty as spiderman" , it's because it's "someone as *nice* as spiderman", and it hurt him, and it hurt him more because he's nice. That is empathy.
the saddest Spider-Man moment of not being able to save everyone is the little girl that he found in the snow and if you know you know and if you don't unless you want to be really sad don't look it up.
This is why Spider-Man is my favorite hero of all time. He teaches that no matter what happens, you can still find at least some light, even in your lowest points or in the darkest of times, and no one usually puts anything that happens to them against Spider-Man (except Jonah)
Its like that scene from Batman Beyond. When Terry was forced to resort to show his face to the little kid that was trapped to show him he was a regular guy. Bruce then told him that he turned that kid into a target
i’ve always said, especially superhero movies, the best ones are the ones where they lose. i mean look at 2 of the most favorite mcu movies. infinity war and civil war, both movies that the avengers lost, back to back.
This is as tragic as the little homeless girl who loves Spiderman, and she got to meet him at the end of her life. In her Heaven, she's swinging with Spiderman along with every hero in the Marvel Universe.
Man, that would break me and I would quit being a Superhero. First people get killed when I choose not to act and then people get killed when I act. It would be too much for me.
Later on Spider-Man no joking around in this is terrifying utterly terrifying! Release more of it cuz he messes with those criminals minds badly & physically. Yes he won’t kill but he might as let them live with themselves.
You forgotten to say spider man went after these criminals. Made them pay for their crimes. Something most readers don’t know about it. Until later on in comics.
Other heroes also understand that. Even flash has pointed that out. It hits harder because of who Peter is compared to others. Superman peace on earth also showed this but in a much bigger way.
When someone says "With great power comes great responsibility.", someone else is bound to say "With best intentions comes terrible consequences." Put them together along with their meanings and you might actually get the idea of what it means to be a person living their life as themselves.
Shortly after this, the guys go on to try and ditch town, going to a warehouse to try and form a plan of escape or theft then Spider-Man, with no dialouge, comes flying in from a window with the moon and the next panel the two are screaming in fear and the next theyre strung up unconscious and Peter goes from standing angrily to crying with his mask off.
I know of their channel! The only thing i can ask is if you see something so blatant, call them out. Channels like theirs are the reason why I got hit with demonetization. We are all lovers of comics, and we can all have our own point of views when we read the same books, but their content recently is just going to my page, looking at my old videos and redoing them.
Spider-Man is the one hero that constantly suffers the most yes even more than Batman, which says a lot. I don’t see any timeline where Spider-Man has a happy ending, especially since so many story. Writers are hell-bent on putting him through the wringer of suffering and despair, and making his story increasingly more dark. Interesting how how his story has evolved to this point. It seems like in Spider-Man‘s world every ounce of kindness, compassion and happiness is punished in a list of horrific ways. Spider-Man isn’t flawless and definitely isn’t some Superman so the fact that he continues to wake up every day and try his best and not become the monster the world tries to force him to be is remarkable.
If you want to read this chapter its in Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spiderman #310! Also if you notice any A.I's mimicking your boy, say something in their comments, DONT LET THE AUTOMATONS WIN.
Saw a few of yours on random FB reels. For super democracy?
Me getting back from The Creek : 🙂
A random comment on RUclips mentioning those Liberty Forsaken clankers (I never left The Creek) : 🙃
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Spider-Man helping a kid with his homework, it’s like hulk spotting you in the gym you love to see it
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@@DanExclaimsyou think you could make more Spider-Man content?
@@Ima_lil_Man I absolutely will if this gets over 100k views
Funny enough, she hulk is actually gym bros with some ppl
I think it was in a she hulk immortal hulk tie in comic. She discusses death and what it's like with (I think) thor as they curl weights hooked up to a black hole machine
@@DanExclaims thank you sir😁
The mother not giving into her grief is inspiring. Despite losing everything, her closing statement, with tears streaming down her face, was that we should still all attempt to be like Spiderman
if everyone had a bit of his soul, the world might be a better place!
@@DanExclaimsTony shouldve given everyone Peters morality instead of his own intelligence when he became god
@@communistcrusader4117Peter's morality was born from uncle Ben's words, every spiderman has heard the words "with great power comes great responsibility" wither from ben or someone else (generally another spiderman) so, tony should just give everyone not only peter's morality, but also remind them of a moment like uncle Ben's death and words, something like a fake memory your dead grandmother saying it as a flashback, or someone you truly care about, only then would people actually be that good, if it was just Peter's morals without the advice, peter would have beaten flash up no problem, and we've seen what happens when he doesn't hear those words, he either becomes a villain or breaks down for one reason or another
@@riolu477 Actually, Uncle Ben never said those words. It was in a side box of text. Only in the movies he said those words. Yet, that is in the movie universes. Comicbook wise, 616, Uncle Ben never said that quote. At least originally. I know retcons are a thing and my information is outdated as hell because of it.
@@Qardo first time stan lee used the phrase was in 1962 amazing fantasy comics, later he began using it as uncle Ben's advice to peter, it became popularized by the movies, but was used prior in the comics
Spidey calls up Frank Castle "Hey Frank remember that favor you owe me?....."
😅😅😅😅
"The one for that time I shot you, or..."
"Yeah, _that_ one."
god frank is gonna have a damn field day with those thugs
Or hey the guy that deludedly believes himself to be my boyfriend Deadpool, wanna clean house?
I feel like Frank Castle would do that for free
Ngl, any hero could have completely abandoned their no-kill rule after such event.
My eternal respect for Peter
"its what we do"
Hell if I were peter I hunt them down but that's probably why I can't be a "spiderman"
This is the type of shit that punisher and joker call the "one bad day"
@@Nesh29 Pete did track them down and gave them the beat down of a lifetime
About the only thing that will make Peter ditch his no kill rule is touching his aunt. Or if sufficiently far In the timeline his wife\child of that comic.
When Captain America says that Spider man is one of the greatest men he's ever known, that says it all
I like how in civil war (MCU), Cap is like "you got heart kid where ya from?" And Peter is like "queens!" And then cap gets an ear to ear grin before saying "Brooklyn!", one of the best parts of the movie to me, cap admires the hell out of spidey and they also got that new york bros thing going on lol
Many times Steve calls Peter "the best of all of us" and for good reason
So stop killing him off in all these alternate universes!
Yep @@trevthekidd
@@randomnobody5074 it's almost like he sees another young new York boy who knows what it's like to be weak and small and helpless but headstrong nevertheless, when you think about it, spiderman swinging around new York (if he were alive at the time) was exactly the kind of thing Steve needed in some of the sticky situations he was in before taking the super soldier serum.
I love how the mother didn't hold what happened to her son against Spider-Man. She knew he did his best to be there for the kid, and she's forever grateful for that.
The fact she never blamed him only proves she means what she says, Spideys a Hero no matter how hard JJ and the rest try to discredit him
Bro is about to pull up on those guys like he did Kingpin at Rykers Island. 👀
when he grabs kingpin by his skin *shudders*
"I can fill your lungs with web fluid... takes 3 seconds."
yup doing a short on this moment.@@kamiyada7035
@@kamiyada7035a fanfic goes into this idea with abomination on mcu the fucker chokes to death after getting both his nose holes and mouth webbed
Funny enough, him crying on the roof is AFTER he find them. 1 get 1 panel of him dropping down and after that, we see police coming in on 2 guys in cocoons. We then get Pete on the roof
I mean, that is in no way on Peter.
But it is very Spiderman to still carry that weight and burden. He won't be able to save everyone. But it does not mean he will stop trying. That is the hard part. He won't save everyone. But he can save at least someone.
You gotta kinda hope that knowing that, is enough for him to keep going.
Reminds me of how a pediatric oncologist describe what they do and how they can keep doing it. They will not save every single child with cancer. But they will be able to save some. That is why they have to do it. Because those some, must be saved, even if they dont know who they are. So they will try and save everyone, even though they know they can't.
agreed!, and jeez dude, what an analogy. you definitely have a good head on your shoulders danny!
Imagine if Spiderman was a series instead and you can actually see it slowly weigh on him till a big climax. Comics are cool but I think theyre a way worse medium for storytelling bc of the never ending cycle and how you cant really have the characters grow or develop, they just more or less stay the same
Remember the comic where Peter is having an especially rough time (let me finish) and god shows him all the people he’s saved. You can’t save everyone, but you can make a difference, one big enough to be a beacon of hope for the city
@@RussianBear42069 that's from toward the end of Back In Black (spectacular spider-man or sensational, not sure which one) and I *love* that story.
Also shows Peter's "future" as an older man with MJ and their two kids. Oh how optimistic the writer was on that one lol
I think you might have forgotten the part where after Peter was crying, there are sirens in the back, so he just wipes his tears and puts the mask back on.
Tbh, it would not have been surprising if Peter reacted to the kid's death saying: "Meh, at this point, I am genuinely surprised the writers took him from me in just a few months"
god, hickman better not ruin Ultimate spiderman...he gave us this moment afterall!
I believe this comic came out when they were torturing him a bit less then usual
These writers would just make him a forgotten villain that came back to torment Peter
@@brokenray6525I hate nihilistic themes in media. Stuff like the trope that humanity is dead so another species takes its place, that crap kind of bugs the shit out of me a bit. Or the shock horror slop you see everywhere in stuff like Rick and Morty.
The buglers 1:do you hear that.
Spider-man waring the black suit not saying anything.
The buglers:ho shit.
"You're just big fat balloons.. _but me? I'm the needle."_
@@silverhawk8699 wtf, that sounds badass af. Where's that from?
@@thatguy69888 it's from the comic where kingpin almost kills aunt may by hiring a sniper to shoot her I'll put a link
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A common theme in Spider-Man stories is that after making so many sacrifices to his personal life, his finances, and his love life to save the city and its people Spidey always ends up getting the short end of the stick. He never gets the praise he wants, or the girl he desires, and that to me is the tragedy of Spider-Man. To me Ive always viewed Peter as selfish, but SPIDER-MAN is that selflessness, that altruism he becomes for the city
Writers try not to make the saddest Spiderman story challenge
At least this story is good lol
(IMPOSSIBLE)
Took a bit more scrolling than usual this time, but I found the guaranteed comment complaining about ‘the writers’ on a Spider-Man video
Spidey Has A Nice Day
Challenge: Impossible
This one still came back around it wasn’t just Peter suffering in the end the mother didn’t hold it against him, she lost everything and had every right to be furious and hate Spider-Man but she still chose to believe in him and what he stood for
In my eyes, it's because the writers of these amazing stories understand the character. They think from a "What would Spider-Man do" perspective instead of "What do we want Spider-Man to do." The reason people love heroes like Spider-Man and Superman is because at their core, they're people. Not gods who view themselves above humanity, but people who grew and learned amongst normal people, and they just want to protect their home and their people.
I love this story because it actually shows spiderman dealing with struggles than having him endure endless horrors cooked up by some crackpot writers who hate Peter Parker.
Guarantee that story probably wasn't in Amazing Spider-Man. Ever since OMD, Spuder-Man hasn't been a consistent and properly represented character in anything other than his ancillary and alternate unicerse books because Marvel editorial, executives, or whoever have this neurotically tight micromanagement on ASM, even if what they want isn't in the best interest of the character and his ongoing story.
And then he goes and makes a deal with the devil to destroy his marriage and practically kill his unborn child, all for an aunt who looks to be meeting God already in at most decade or 2 dying prematurely for HIS mistakes…
There’s a reason some people had at one started calling insomniac’s spider man “our spider man” even though 616 was literally right beside him.
This has always been one of my favourite Spider-Man comics. It’s short, concise, and can be read standalone.
"unable to prevent something awful from happening"
Every. single. STORY.
They love making him suffer they acknowledge they make him suffer and aren't sorry about it.
I like how cap's up there, giving Peter the respect he deserves.
With great power there must be great responsibility, that's what uncle Ben taught him but everyone forgets that with great loss there also grows great compassion and empathy.
"Miles, the hardest thing about this job is you can't always save everybody."
-Spider-Ham
I think this is the most touching Spider-man comic, he is truly the best Marvel Hero, he truly is the most pure of heart and most empathic Hero, thats why the Flash is DC's best Hero also
Zdarsky's work on spider-man will always be some of my favorite stories in the modern Era for the character.
The limited series he did (Life Story from 2019) is also hands down the best spider-man comic work we've gotten in quite some time
Right in the feels.
onions.chopped.
@@DanExclaims damn ninjas
Dude, if they adapt this some how into the next Spider-Man film, it could absolutely be one of the hardest side stories ever
I don’t know if that was the lesson, but I will say this: You can’t save everyone, but what’s more important than acknowledging that is to continue acting with the intent to save everyone as if you can. It’s better to try than to cut your losses. Even failing can give you the best lessons which you might need. Just never confuse the meaning of ‘you can’t save them all’ with ‘don’t bother trying if it seems too hard’.
Spider-Man later found the criminals, beat them up and webbed them up for the police. After the work was done, he found a secluded spot on the roof, took off his mask and broke down on the roof. 😢
Things like this make Spider-Man great. He not only saved the kid, he befriended the kid, talked to him, mentored him, and spent time with him . That's a hero. That's what made him, Luke and Logan the great trilogy on the New Avengers.
"Yo, why is spiderman approaching us and not saying any sassy lines"
The amount of disgust I feel right now about what happened to Kyle is frankly ridiculous. This shit hurts
I can't remember the quote exactly but it was from when they ran the first issue without the comics code authority stamp of approval. It was for the comic where Peter needs to talk down a very high dude from the edge of a building cuz he thinks he can fly. Stan was saying that if they can't use stories about superheroes to help people with real world problems, then the heroes r alrdy failing at their 1 job. This story is extra sad in a meta way as Peter needed to fail to help that kid in order to help the readers learn to accept their grief n know that even the most mindful n well intentioned people can hurt people n we need to learn to forgive ourselves before we become a victim of our own grief.
spider-man writers just love hiding landmines in sand pits right where you can't see them
This is one of the best Spidey stories, despite how tragic it is.
The worst hitting part of these kinda stories is that plenty of people irl would kill for a lot less
Yo, what black suit peter wouldve done to those thugs would be an amazing set of panels
Spiderman and Superman are the greatest of heroes
The more stories like this come out and the more incredible it is that Peter hasn't turned into The Punisher, yet
“Hey frank you’re gonna have a field day from this”
Honestly Even if Peter called in any favor that would still be on the house
It's not because it's "even someone as mighty as spiderman" , it's because it's "someone as *nice* as spiderman", and it hurt him, and it hurt him more because he's nice. That is empathy.
Why are spider-man stories always so fucking sad. Jesus this one had me tearing up
And just like that those thugs signed their death certificate.
the saddest Spider-Man moment of not being able to save everyone is the little girl that he found in the snow and if you know you know and if you don't unless you want to be really sad don't look it up.
This is why Spider-Man is my favorite hero of all time. He teaches that no matter what happens, you can still find at least some light, even in your lowest points or in the darkest of times, and no one usually puts anything that happens to them against Spider-Man (except Jonah)
Bro gonna make me cry😭
Even fully understanding by mediation and getting a complete grasp of that Peter tingle wouldn't help. Life just sucks sometimes 😢
A Spider-Man story that doesn’t involve goddess girls making magic spiders and multiverses. This must have been published in the 2000s.
And this is why Spider-Man in myfavorite Hero! He deals with REAL LIFE everyday!
Underrated Spider-Man story.
Its like that scene from Batman Beyond. When Terry was forced to resort to show his face to the little kid that was trapped to show him he was a regular guy. Bruce then told him that he turned that kid into a target
i’ve always said, especially superhero movies, the best ones are the ones where they lose. i mean look at 2 of the most favorite mcu movies. infinity war and civil war, both movies that the avengers lost, back to back.
With great responsibility comes great sacrifice.
another reason why I love spiderman,he keeps fighting for what is right,even if he can't save everyone
This is as tragic as the little homeless girl who loves Spiderman, and she got to meet him at the end of her life. In her Heaven, she's swinging with Spiderman along with every hero in the Marvel Universe.
Damn Peter should’ve went absolutely crazy
Shout out to the author. The documentary interviews are an interesting framing device for stories like this.
This issue is a modern Spidey classic.
Most important is all the matters is what we do. We never give up.
I can’t deny that this moment is well written but Spidey can’t catch a break!
Man, that would break me and I would quit being a Superhero. First people get killed when I choose not to act and then people get killed when I act. It would be too much for me.
If I was Spidey, I wouldn't even blame her for hating me. I'd hate myself after that.
One of my favorite Spider Man comics thats like this is the 9/11 issue of the series. I was born in 2007 yet when I read it it still hit me hard.
*"Everybody gets one."* -Spiderman
Damn that’s actually pretty depressing
I really enjoyed this, keep up the amazing work!
The one thing they can't teach you in medical school is that, sometimes, you can do every single thing right and the patient still dies.
Miguel O’Hara:”Welcome to the Spider Society”
"Don't save her, she don't wanna be saved" 😂 first thing that popped into my head then I watched the vid
Damn, and she still goes in to hug spiderman after her son was killed by his actions (indirectly). That'll make you tear up
Yet she still looks up at our favorite web slinger.
That turn-around still had my heart pumping different.
Sometimes...you could everything right and still lose. This incident is definitive proof of that.
It's moments like this where you can understand why so many spiders joined Miguel. Even Spectacular.
Later on Spider-Man no joking around in this is terrifying utterly terrifying! Release more of it cuz he messes with those criminals minds badly & physically. Yes he won’t kill but he might as let them live with themselves.
You forgotten to say spider man went after these criminals. Made them pay for their crimes. Something most readers don’t know about it. Until later on in comics.
Other heroes also understand that. Even flash has pointed that out. It hits harder because of who Peter is compared to others. Superman peace on earth also showed this but in a much bigger way.
Spider-Man just gets all the writers so deep in their depression that he can’t crawl his way out.
When someone says "With great power comes great responsibility.", someone else is bound to say "With best intentions comes terrible consequences."
Put them together along with their meanings and you might actually get the idea of what it means to be a person living their life as themselves.
This was one of my favorite issues
Spiderman: I have no kill rule it's not about fame glory or being a hero it's about proving to yourself that you're not the villain
That's when Spiderman put on the black suit and stopped joking
Shortly after this, the guys go on to try and ditch town, going to a warehouse to try and form a plan of escape or theft then Spider-Man, with no dialouge, comes flying in from a window with the moon and the next panel the two are screaming in fear and the next theyre strung up unconscious and Peter goes from standing angrily to crying with his mask off.
Oh, not this one story again. It's heartbreaking. He was a literal kid
I love how she puts no blame on Spider-Man because he did nothing wrong, the thugs were the only ones who did wrong
Hey watch out for nerdakcomics, dude is ripping your style of content, avatar included with a AI voice. Grimy stuff overall
I know of their channel! The only thing i can ask is if you see something so blatant, call them out. Channels like theirs are the reason why I got hit with demonetization. We are all lovers of comics, and we can all have our own point of views when we read the same books, but their content recently is just going to my page, looking at my old videos and redoing them.
@@DanExclaimsBlatantly stealing content.
@@LamiaLover more or less.
Thats why you hace to cripple yoour enemies, show them When the aremos done eating solid food
Cut to the thugs looking up to a silent spider man decending upon them like a dark knight
Damn. Poor guy can't catch a break.
Those guys definitely got the black suit beat down after that
Can't blame spiderman, blame the corrupt system that failed him, the boy and his mother
Sad stuff.......it's kinda like real life..... Sometimes bad things happen.....
the road to hell is often paved with good intentions.
an eye for an eye and the world goes blind...but a good deed for more and pain might happen but grass will grow greener
Spider-Man is the one hero that constantly suffers the most yes even more than Batman, which says a lot.
I don’t see any timeline where Spider-Man has a happy ending, especially since so many story. Writers are hell-bent on putting him through the wringer of suffering and despair, and making his story increasingly more dark.
Interesting how how his story has evolved to this point.
It seems like in Spider-Man‘s world every ounce of kindness, compassion and happiness is punished in a list of horrific ways. Spider-Man isn’t flawless and definitely isn’t some Superman so the fact that he continues to wake up every day and try his best and not become the monster the world tries to force him to be is remarkable.
That’s as hard hitting as Uncle Ben
Gotta love that recidivism.
I remember reading this after I finished spiderwars. Really brought me down
Proof the greatest villain is human nature
Dude just learned that sometimes shit happens.
No, the story here is, "Always watch your back around evil people. Never assume they are EVER DONE with you..."
I remember seeing this on Instagram a few years back, if I'm remembering the final panel is spideys shadow decending upon the thugs