I’m pretty sure this video is gonna be about something more concrete, but there are so many people trying to develop actual webshooters and wallclimbers (some that are actually capable of scaling entire buildings). Very excited to see the difference between old Scott and new Scott in one video
This video has old school Comic Misconceptions vibes that a lot of you have been wanting to see again, so I hope you like it! Definitely not how I’d write this video today. For example, I know the topic of criminal justice is a BIG one, and I didn’t really touch on it much in this video. Kudos to the original inventors for at least recognizing that rehabilitation is important, not just punishment. Free pizza might be silly, but at least they tried _something_ y’know? More bigger videos to come in 2022! Just wanted to squeak this one out while the stars aligned.
While I love your newer style, it can be quite nice to get a short, kinda silly video with a little bit of info. It's a small treat and it's appreciated.
Scott, since you have an obsession with Scooby Doo. I thought you would do a video on one of Scooby's least known appearances. It happened a few years ago when the CW show SUPERNATURAL actually did a Scooby Doo episode. If you decide to do a video on it please give me a shout out. Love your work and I will enjoy your style
You should make a video about how to read the comics in order especially when a pacific marvel character appears in a event comic, like how to read all marvel comics in order without getting confused were to read in order.
It's extra ironic, because Spider-man has always been a hero who believed in rehbilitation and seeing the good in people. So he would prefer to give people incentive to be better instead of merely confining them too.
I live in New Mexico and my uncles last name is love. I sent him this and asked if there was a relation, turns out the judge was his uncle! We both love Spider-Man and have bonded over that my whole life.
While this is still an awful way to "solve" the crime problem, it is in my opinion the best thing ever invented. It's better to keep low offensive crimes stuck at their own homes than in jail at list. Jail can easily brake a person and while we all learn what being stuck in your house feels like, you can atlist relax withing the confines of your own home
You have a point that this keeps people with non violent crimes out of jail. However, may I suggest broadening your knowledge on the topic? If you are in the USA the book "The New Jim Crow" has a chapter about how this does not solve the mass incarceration problem because of the loss of civil rights faced by anyone with a felony record past or present.
@@bethanychomiak1399 Yep. I have a felony for marijuana in a state where it is now legal. That felony has hurt me so much, for something now legal in the state. Having a Felony on your record really restricts you from moving up in life and keeps people down, down where they might turn to a life of crime (either for the first time or again). To me it has led to a life of depression. I have never in my life committed a violent crime nor have I ever hurt anybody, it definitely isn't fair, especially my friend who's brother is a cop getting off of his charges of bringing a loaded shotgun into a restaurant and holding people at gunpoint. The whole justice system isn't fair.
@@pn2294 He had been drinking and had also taken some Xanax. Xanax if you don't know can make you do some stupid things. Anyway some racists in the bar he had been drinking in were talking shit (His mom is white and his dad is part hispanic , he got some recessive genes or something because he ended up having a darker skin tone). After giving him a lot of trouble he went to his house which was just down the road a bit and grabbed a shotgun. He came back into the bar and pointed the shotgun at the racists and threatened them. Personally I don't think he would have shot them but Xanax makes you do stupid shit. They ended up running and getting in their car and he decided to give chase. The end result was a crash and police involvement. They also found marijuana paraphernalia in his car. When he was taken into jail they found out his brother was a cop and took him out of general population. His brother then got him out pretty quickly, he didn't really serve any jail time. He had two pages of charges, numerous felonies and misdemeanors (including a DUI). He was charged only for a few misdemeanors. When I compare it to my case... I really got the shit end of the stick.
Hey, yknow what? Gotta credit the guys who started the whole belt monitor thing for at least being in the general ballpark of reformative justice, even if it's still a bit off, lmao. "Hey maybe we should encourage people to be better instead of just making their lives hell if they commit a crime" is at least a good start on that path, i guess?
@@DarkSolidity Of courde they do, but that's not the point. Applying "revenge" as in - you gave suffering, now you suffer will actually only encourage they continue to be a criminal when they get out. And we can't really leave everyone locked until they die can we? So that's why ways of guaranteeing the criminal stops being a criminal are, in the end, more pragmatic than simply locking them in. In the long run, it's better for management, even if they don't "deserve it" (which they don't)
@@marxist-leninist-protagonist obviously the punishment should fit the crime but you’re being too soft, the victims deserves more. How are you ever going to disincentivize crime if you’re handling criminals with kid gloves. When criminals realize you’re not going to do anything they’ll continue committing crime & escalate their crime. Which we are seeing play out right now, violent crime is spiking because police can’t hold criminals. They arrest a criminal and they’re back out on the street on the same day. You disincentivize crime buy making the punishment unacceptable and making examples of people who choose to hurt other people lives. You have an argument for non-violent crime. But I believe in throwing the book at people who hurt people. Lock them up for as long as can be let them be resounding examples to anyone who would victimize and hurt others and make them thick twice before committing such an action.
@@DarkSolidity yes, locking them up is fine, especially for those who hurt others, but when they are in there those ones would also need to assistance to change like those who where non violent would get. Yes they did something bad, in some case something awful, but in the long run helping someone to change will help far more than making them stay in a place for years doing barely anything with no help to get better at all. Kinda why I think that as you and the other person pointed out, non violent could be one that is treated in a non prison help way, and violent could be in prison but still receiving help to get better aswell, just in an environment they can't hurt others when they are learning. Obviously not everyone will change but it's got a better chance of change happing than ditching all people who may have made a mistake and gotten violent, or even those who don't see it as a mistake.
@@mastere6115 I agree with everything you said, I think this is why a lot of churches have prison outreach ministries. To give some semblance of life to prisoners so that don’t become out of touch with society. I guess my concern is these ideas tend to erode the justice system if applied poorly, which we’re seeing working in a lot states at the moment with spiking violent crime. I agree as long they’re treatment comes while they’re serving their time, I don’t think support groups would be a bad idea after they’re released as accountability is a big variable in preventing convicts from reoffending. But I don’t think we actually disagree on anything.
I mean...at least they tried to address recidivism in a positive way 🤷♂️ lot of people just decide anyone who commits the smallest crime is trash and deserves to be treated like trash--great video anyways 😅
Life imitates art. So interesting! Also glad to see you on the Nebula network Scott! Hope this helps give you some stability to keep that sweet context flowing!
very good video with a unique and fascinating topic. I never knew any of this and I find it intriguing that the ankle monitor started out this way. Thank you for a great video that, as always, is a treat to watch. Have a Merry Christmas
@NerdSync I used to watch your videos all the time, and your channel changed a lot. I miss the desk set and the short watch time videos. It’s like all your videos are so long and hard to commit too. I really liked the video though, it was solid. Keep up the good work.
I heard you once say you can't have enough of Peter Parker, but to see two of your videos suggested to me in the succession of a few hours covering this character is new to me.
It's kinda nice having a short Scott video again. Not that I dislike anything about the long videos, but having some shorter, lower effort videos thrown in there more often could be fun in the future and allow more time for the longer videos to be made 😊
Hey man, just wanted to say I really enjoy your content and appreciate that it's a lot more than the usual clickbaity "5 things you didn't know! (but actually did)" content on youtube. Like you actually have something to say and it's what keeps me coming back. Cheers man, hope your holidays are safe and kind.
The police actually used the adult equivalent of "if you're good I'll buy you some sweets". I dunno if you've ever met parents who constantly bribe their kids with sweets but the kids usually just end up spoiled.
5:57 - Vincent D'Onofrio watching this video: "I didn't ... I don't remember ... I would have ... [Calls his agent] Did you get a call from NerdSync?? Why didn't you tell me?!"
I watched your nebula discussion about your concern about the politics surrounding ankle monitors. But I don't think the use of ankle monitors is particularly controversial. I went to law school an hour North of Roanoke at Washington & Lee and worked in a clinic assisting inmates at the Alderson Federal Prison Camp in WV. All the inmates I met were eager to serve as much of their sentence as possible on home confinement. They might not want to wear an ankle monitor, but they would rather wear it then stay in prison, even a relatively comfortable "Club Fed" like Alderson. Ankle monitors are the technology that makes home confinement practical. There can be controversy over which inmates with which kind of convictions should be eligible for home confinement. But that has nothing to do with the technology. Home confinement is in the news this week though. In 2020, a number of federal prisoners were released from prison and placed on home confinement due to Covid. The Trump Justice Department Office of Legal Counsel (OLC) issued an opinion that at the end of the Covid "emergency" those inmates should be returned to prison. The Biden Justice Department OLC issued an opinion earlier this year confirming that the Trump era opinion was the correct interpretation of the relevant law. But after much lobbying the OLC revised that opinion and said the inmates should not be returned to prison. Of course none of that actually matters unless and until the emergency is over. Malia Obama is likely to be in her 2nd term as president before that happens.
Actually, the Spidey comic strip started with the Register & Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines, IA. In the early '80s King Features bought out RTS and its features continued under King Features.
Very interesting information I also love that u used my favorite version of kingpin from the fox kids animated series if I remember right they do a version of that device in the animated series where it’s an explosive device instead of a tracking device and the best spider-man animated series we have gotten yet
So this was video you were researching old clips of stan for ,from that second channel video all those years ago, it finally paid off, kinda interesting how this video is about spider-man predicting ankle monitors and that clip was of Stan Lee predicting the smartphone
I think this is the best thing I've gotten for Christmas in a while, thanks Scott! And you know, you could have called me, I would have done that quote for you! 😉😁
Fiction precedes invention so many times in history. Either because the former inspired the latter, or because with writing you're being just as much as a visionary as an engineer/inventor while merely theorizing the concept of a particular object without worrying about making it work in reality.
I’m interested to find out how fast each spider mans webs actually travel no ones made a video on that I think it would be a great one because a lot of the time it looks lightning fast when he’s swinging
Hiiiiii Scott. I’m drunk and I’m ngl I’ve loved your channel over the past few weeks. I’ve love your creativity, it’s great. Keep it up!!! You’re different than a lot of other Chanel’s, you’re better. Let’s go
I used to love the Spider-Man comic strips in the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel. Then on Sundays they would have a full panel and usually Spidey would get into some kind of jam with some villian (probably so you would buy the daily paper to find out how its resolved). I much prefered those to comic books for some reason -- less investment I guess lol
At the very least I'll give them credit for being right. You DO make way more progress helping people stop doing crimes by actually HELPING them instead of just sticking them in jail. Especially teens.
I’m pretty sure this video is gonna be about something more concrete, but there are so many people trying to develop actual webshooters and wallclimbers (some that are actually capable of scaling entire buildings). Very excited to see the difference between old Scott and new Scott in one video
Do you have any links I’ve always searched for those kind of videos but never found any
@@Donmoonu9000 Jlaser has the wallclimbers, BuiltIRL has multiple good swinging projects and HeroTech has good web shooters
well old scott did invent an Iron man gauntlet if you check his first video
"Jean!"
@@Donmoonu9000 check out the human spider and the blood spider ( they did some web fluid stuff and imo have done the best on that topic)
This video has old school Comic Misconceptions vibes that a lot of you have been wanting to see again, so I hope you like it! Definitely not how I’d write this video today. For example, I know the topic of criminal justice is a BIG one, and I didn’t really touch on it much in this video. Kudos to the original inventors for at least recognizing that rehabilitation is important, not just punishment. Free pizza might be silly, but at least they tried _something_ y’know? More bigger videos to come in 2022! Just wanted to squeak this one out while the stars aligned.
While I love your newer style, it can be quite nice to get a short, kinda silly video with a little bit of info. It's a small treat and it's appreciated.
Scott, since you have an obsession with Scooby Doo. I thought you would do a video on one of Scooby's least known appearances. It happened a few years ago when the CW show SUPERNATURAL actually did a Scooby Doo episode. If you decide to do a video on it please give me a shout out. Love your work and I will enjoy your style
You should make a video about how to read the comics in order especially when a pacific marvel character appears in a event comic, like how to read all marvel comics in order without getting confused were to read in order.
why is that old?
It's extra ironic, because Spider-man has always been a hero who believed in rehbilitation and seeing the good in people. So he would prefer to give people incentive to be better instead of merely confining them too.
I live in New Mexico and my uncles last name is love. I sent him this and asked if there was a relation, turns out the judge was his uncle! We both love Spider-Man and have bonded over that my whole life.
While this is still an awful way to "solve" the crime problem, it is in my opinion the best thing ever invented.
It's better to keep low offensive crimes stuck at their own homes than in jail at list.
Jail can easily brake a person and while we all learn what being stuck in your house feels like, you can atlist relax withing the confines of your own home
You have a point that this keeps people with non violent crimes out of jail. However, may I suggest broadening your knowledge on the topic? If you are in the USA the book "The New Jim Crow" has a chapter about how this does not solve the mass incarceration problem because of the loss of civil rights faced by anyone with a felony record past or present.
@@bethanychomiak1399 Yep. I have a felony for marijuana in a state where it is now legal. That felony has hurt me so much, for something now legal in the state. Having a Felony on your record really restricts you from moving up in life and keeps people down, down where they might turn to a life of crime (either for the first time or again). To me it has led to a life of depression. I have never in my life committed a violent crime nor have I ever hurt anybody, it definitely isn't fair, especially my friend who's brother is a cop getting off of his charges of bringing a loaded shotgun into a restaurant and holding people at gunpoint. The whole justice system isn't fair.
@@Gatorade69 anymore details on the shotgun incident?
@@pn2294 He had been drinking and had also taken some Xanax. Xanax if you don't know can make you do some stupid things. Anyway some racists in the bar he had been drinking in were talking shit (His mom is white and his dad is part hispanic , he got some recessive genes or something because he ended up having a darker skin tone). After giving him a lot of trouble he went to his house which was just down the road a bit and grabbed a shotgun.
He came back into the bar and pointed the shotgun at the racists and threatened them. Personally I don't think he would have shot them but Xanax makes you do stupid shit. They ended up running and getting in their car and he decided to give chase. The end result was a crash and police involvement. They also found marijuana paraphernalia in his car.
When he was taken into jail they found out his brother was a cop and took him out of general population. His brother then got him out pretty quickly, he didn't really serve any jail time. He had two pages of charges, numerous felonies and misdemeanors (including a DUI). He was charged only for a few misdemeanors.
When I compare it to my case... I really got the shit end of the stick.
You mean prison? Because a jail and prison are different things.
Hey, yknow what? Gotta credit the guys who started the whole belt monitor thing for at least being in the general ballpark of reformative justice, even if it's still a bit off, lmao. "Hey maybe we should encourage people to be better instead of just making their lives hell if they commit a crime" is at least a good start on that path, i guess?
If they commit crimes against others and make their victims lives hell then they ‘the criminal’ deserve the hell they get.
@@DarkSolidity Of courde they do, but that's not the point. Applying "revenge" as in - you gave suffering, now you suffer will actually only encourage they continue to be a criminal when they get out.
And we can't really leave everyone locked until they die can we? So that's why ways of guaranteeing the criminal stops being a criminal are, in the end, more pragmatic than simply locking them in. In the long run, it's better for management, even if they don't "deserve it" (which they don't)
@@marxist-leninist-protagonist obviously the punishment should fit the crime but you’re being too soft, the victims deserves more. How are you ever going to disincentivize crime if you’re handling criminals with kid gloves. When criminals realize you’re not going to do anything they’ll continue committing crime & escalate their crime. Which we are seeing play out right now, violent crime is spiking because police can’t hold criminals. They arrest a criminal and they’re back out on the street on the same day. You disincentivize crime buy making the punishment unacceptable and making examples of people who choose to hurt other people lives. You have an argument for non-violent crime. But I believe in throwing the book at people who hurt people. Lock them up for as long as can be let them be resounding examples to anyone who would victimize and hurt others and make them thick twice before committing such an action.
@@DarkSolidity yes, locking them up is fine, especially for those who hurt others, but when they are in there those ones would also need to assistance to change like those who where non violent would get. Yes they did something bad, in some case something awful, but in the long run helping someone to change will help far more than making them stay in a place for years doing barely anything with no help to get better at all.
Kinda why I think that as you and the other person pointed out, non violent could be one that is treated in a non prison help way, and violent could be in prison but still receiving help to get better aswell, just in an environment they can't hurt others when they are learning.
Obviously not everyone will change but it's got a better chance of change happing than ditching all people who may have made a mistake and gotten violent, or even those who don't see it as a mistake.
@@mastere6115 I agree with everything you said, I think this is why a lot of churches have prison outreach ministries. To give some semblance of life to prisoners so that don’t become out of touch with society. I guess my concern is these ideas tend to erode the justice system if applied poorly, which we’re seeing working in a lot states at the moment with spiking violent crime. I agree as long they’re treatment comes while they’re serving their time, I don’t think support groups would be a bad idea after they’re released as accountability is a big variable in preventing convicts from reoffending. But I don’t think we actually disagree on anything.
This topic feels like something that you would have tackled in your older videos but now with that modern Scott approach. Great video!!
Scott, I’m really enjoying these videos about odd things that went on in, or came out of comics. Keep up the awesome work and have a happy holiday!
So basically without Spiderman you wouldn't have some pretty great Ant-Man and the Wasp movie gags.
A short Nerdsync video shortly after the release of a previous Nerdsync video its a Christmas miracle
I mean...at least they tried to address recidivism in a positive way 🤷♂️ lot of people just decide anyone who commits the smallest crime is trash and deserves to be treated like trash--great video anyways 😅
Really cool to see Scott getting onto Nebula. In some very good company.
Life imitates art. So interesting!
Also glad to see you on the Nebula network Scott! Hope this helps give you some stability to keep that sweet context flowing!
This has been my one of my top 10 favorite channels for like the last 5/6 years now.
very good video with a unique and fascinating topic. I never knew any of this and I find it intriguing that the ankle monitor started out this way. Thank you for a great video that, as always, is a treat to watch. Have a Merry Christmas
Omg a new nerdsync video??? This soon?? I'm so friggin hyped!!!
I love spider-man!!!
scott im so happy you have joined nebula!!! happy holidays!!! thank you for all the good you've done and the growth you've had.
No way, a nerdsync video under an hour long 👀
Your videos are so well produced they need to be more popular!
@NerdSync I used to watch your videos all the time, and your channel changed a lot. I miss the desk set and the short watch time videos. It’s like all your videos are so long and hard to commit too. I really liked the video though, it was solid. Keep up the good work.
I love having notifications on for this channel, love the videos Scott
Great video with a fantastic concept! I already have a Nebula/Curiosity subscription so will jump over and see the extra content 🤘
More short videos would be cool! This was great!
I heard you once say you can't have enough of Peter Parker, but to see two of your videos suggested to me in the succession of a few hours covering this character is new to me.
It's kinda nice having a short Scott video again. Not that I dislike anything about the long videos, but having some shorter, lower effort videos thrown in there more often could be fun in the future and allow more time for the longer videos to be made 😊
Are you Kingpin? Have you ever been Kingpin? Will you be Kingpin?
What a fun, short video. Thanks for the treat, Scott!
Hey man, just wanted to say I really enjoy your content and appreciate that it's a lot more than the usual clickbaity "5 things you didn't know! (but actually did)" content on youtube. Like you actually have something to say and it's what keeps me coming back. Cheers man, hope your holidays are safe and kind.
Thanks for this Early Christmas gift. Love all your videos and hope you have a very good Christmas
Love you Scott! Happy Holidays you wonderful nerd!
The police actually used the adult equivalent of "if you're good I'll buy you some sweets".
I dunno if you've ever met parents who constantly bribe their kids with sweets but the kids usually just end up spoiled.
5:57 - Vincent D'Onofrio watching this video: "I didn't ... I don't remember ... I would have ... [Calls his agent] Did you get a call from NerdSync?? Why didn't you tell me?!"
I watched your nebula discussion about your concern about the politics surrounding ankle monitors. But I don't think the use of ankle monitors is particularly controversial. I went to law school an hour North of Roanoke at Washington & Lee and worked in a clinic assisting inmates at the Alderson Federal Prison Camp in WV. All the inmates I met were eager to serve as much of their sentence as possible on home confinement. They might not want to wear an ankle monitor, but they would rather wear it then stay in prison, even a relatively comfortable "Club Fed" like Alderson. Ankle monitors are the technology that makes home confinement practical. There can be controversy over which inmates with which kind of convictions should be eligible for home confinement. But that has nothing to do with the technology.
Home confinement is in the news this week though. In 2020, a number of federal prisoners were released from prison and placed on home confinement due to Covid. The Trump Justice Department Office of Legal Counsel (OLC) issued an opinion that at the end of the Covid "emergency" those inmates should be returned to prison. The Biden Justice Department OLC issued an opinion earlier this year confirming that the Trump era opinion was the correct interpretation of the relevant law. But after much lobbying the OLC revised that opinion and said the inmates should not be returned to prison. Of course none of that actually matters unless and until the emergency is over. Malia Obama is likely to be in her 2nd term as president before that happens.
The Stan Lee / John Romita newspaper strip was incredible in so many ways. I predict it will loom even larger as the years progress!
I loved the theme (and size) of the video! Great job!
Pizza parties solve all the problems! Except my cholesterol!
Merry Christmas Scott!
This was a great year ender Scott. Looking forward to the future.
It make sense now, Guys it finally pizza-time.
It looked like Spider-Man put the Spider-Tracer in Rhino’s butt.
Man Marvel’s Austin powers is WILD!
Actually, the Spidey comic strip started with the Register & Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines, IA. In the early '80s King Features bought out RTS and its features continued under King Features.
Great Video Scott.
Thank you as always Scott. Have a great holiday and a very happy new year
Ok, so all I needed this Christmas on YT was Patrick’s video on Nice Guys, bgd’s on cookies and games of 2021 and Nerdsync x Nebula 🎄👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🔥
Ironic how Kingpin of all characters invented the ankle monitor.
Getting your idea from the villain. Priceless
I love all your videos you are great thank you so much and I hope you have a merry Christmas and happy holidays to everyone
wait, i feel like i remember hearing about this topic/video years ago. this is trippy
Well considering this was algorithmically recommended to me I think you chose the right topic to do
I see the Kingpin speaking...
But all I hear is...
*"RAZIEL... YOU ARE WORTHY."*
Very interesting information I also love that u used my favorite version of kingpin from the fox kids animated series if I remember right they do a version of that device in the animated series where it’s an explosive device instead of a tracking device and the best spider-man animated series we have gotten yet
Lol KingPin getting Ankle Monitors in adapts like Daredevil is so meta.
If pizza parties don't stop teenagers from smoking cigarettes why the fuck does my boss think it will keep me from quitting?
So this was video you were researching old clips of stan for ,from that second channel video all those years ago, it finally paid off, kinda interesting how this video is about spider-man predicting ankle monitors and that clip was of Stan Lee predicting the smartphone
Merry Christmas Scott! also love your sweater it's rad and Ballin!
Whoah stopped watching youtube for a month and there's multiple Nerdsync videos wonderful
Merry Christmas NerdSync!
Alola, Merry Christmas Nerdsync!!!!
4:47 I have that book! I wish all the pages were in colour, but it's still good enough.
Spider-Man: Can’t leave home
It's more depressing than one more day
I think this is the best thing I've gotten for Christmas in a while, thanks Scott! And you know, you could have called me, I would have done that quote for you! 😉😁
Fiction precedes invention so many times in history. Either because the former inspired the latter, or because with writing you're being just as much as a visionary as an engineer/inventor while merely theorizing the concept of a particular object without worrying about making it work in reality.
2 videos in one month holy cow
I’m interested to find out how fast each spider mans webs actually travel no ones made a video on that I think it would be a great one because a lot of the time it looks lightning fast when he’s swinging
I love your content! I wanted to get that in the window where you might be reading the comments.
Snowglobes? Those are weird little Mysterios on your sweater!
Hiiiiii Scott. I’m drunk and I’m ngl I’ve loved your channel over the past few weeks. I’ve love your creativity, it’s great. Keep it up!!! You’re different than a lot of other Chanel’s, you’re better. Let’s go
7:52 Yeah but for Fisk, using free pizza as an incentive could be taken as an insult, because... of his... weight.
4:14
Oh thank God, some context. I was worried this video was just gonna be content.
Wow I guess comics really do have an impact in real life after all
I love and have followed Legal Eagle for years. I joined Curiosity for You.
I love when fiction influences reality.
I used to love the Spider-Man comic strips in the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel. Then on Sundays they would have a full panel and usually Spidey would get into some kind of jam with some villian (probably so you would buy the daily paper to find out how its resolved). I much prefered those to comic books for some reason -- less investment I guess lol
I'm so happy that you're a part of Nebula. I'm heading over there to watch the new content.
No one else is gonna mention how thicc the Rhino is in those Spider-Man clips around 0:50
This was awesome. Thank you!
Happy Holidays, Scott!
I'd love to see a video about Shade, The Changing Man or Morrison-era Doom Patrol sometime...some of my favorite surreal reference-laden works.
fisk thinks people assume spiderman is a vigilante so they will be ok if fisk kidnaps spiderman.
Happy jingle jangle Scott!
In fairness, pizza parties are objectively better than prison sentences.
bro I love your videos
merry christmas!
Thanks for the info 😊
Best early Chrysler present ever thank you!!!!
Funny...I thought If u see a teen with a fanny pack, it's a dealer...
probably more common that some tracking device xD
nerdsync spidey stories always make me excited dude
It's been a while since you did a short episode. I think you were talking about Mopee in that time period lol I love you long or short.
Now I'm curious, what other wacky inventions comics invented? Merry Christmas and happy holidays everyone!☺️
I love how I was able to expect exactly how Scott would do that cliffhanger. 😂
Your videos were amazing 3 years ago, and still amazing now
This was really great merry Christmas
Great to see you well mate, happy holidays.
Wha?! Scott's on Nebula?! Welp, now I've followed
Oh my god, that was Acme comics at the end! They’re my local comic shop, I know all of those guys!
Wow, I really should have jumped on that curiosity stream plan.
Wilson Fisk=Eric Adams
It's all coming together now
Lol these aren't accidental inventions but inspired self fulfilling prophecy
Lore of That time a Spider-Man comic accidentally invented something momentum 100
At the very least I'll give them credit for being right. You DO make way more progress helping people stop doing crimes by actually HELPING them instead of just sticking them in jail. Especially teens.
I remember that particular strip with the Kingpin and his wrist monitor.