You can just use ur imagination. Within the multiverse, there are infinite possibilities with countless Happy Spiderman. You can write your own Spiderman stories, and they are true coz infinite possibilies. Don't let what you read limit your horizon.
Sorry does not undo years of harassment Sorry does not create an ally He only apologized to peter because he needed him. It's likely that he wouldn't have apologized if he didn't need peter He deserved what was coming, because he wanted to use Peter to make his own life less miserable
@@bunny6820 you're right. Still tho, it feels out of character given how forgiving and kind Peter usually is. Guess he's just tired of being that in his old age
@@damianprock1650 Instead, they keep piling up more and more of them, the purpose of which seems to simply outdo the shame of every other with even more of it.
Maybe it’s because he’s not as smart as either. Tony’s not in the same league as Reed Richard’s or even Hank Pym and Peter isn’t in Stark’s league. Maybe if Peter spent more time on his science career rather than swinging around he would achieve a whole lot more scientifically speaking. With great power comes great responsibility.
the moral of this story: You can spend your entire life trying to change an idiots view, you cant. When they realize they were wrong, they will beg you for forgiveness. Fuck them.
In a way thats True but its also True that sering someone do good can spark something in someone they wouldnt have done otherwize or not yet,the ripple effect is a cool thing
Yeah, basically this is what the people of the city wanted. This is what they chose. What the celebrated and literally were in the streets cheering for. They can have fun enjoying it.
@@AlphaQHard You can't be serious. If those "cops" were real, it'd be you or your child having their face smashed in. And believe me there wouldn't be any 2nd amendment to protect you, they'd have completely gotten rid of that years before bringing "cops" like the ones in this story into NYC. Oh and you could also kiss goodbye your freedom of speech while you're at it, good luck having either of those with "cops" like these
@@RiceCubeTech it heals him from all the imperfections too such as eye bugs or anything him being skinny asf in his old age is troubling for me because i can see this peter being a bit bulky rather than the same skinny guy he once was 20 to 30 years ago at least in this version
@@megapulsar9244 no, that was because of the Sinister Six unleashing Devil's Breath on all of New York with May's infection being among the most fatal
@@damianprock1650 fair enough, but still, if memory serves me right, Pete didn't like it anyway, and he stopped holding back when he got to Kingpin, planning to kill him. Now if I'm actually mixing up stories, do tell me though.
This scenario frustrates more than anything. Batman and Spiderman are expected to constantly do everything. And when they don't perform the IMPOSSIBLE it's their fault. What about the Government and the Police? Society expects everything from Spiderman and Batman however they do almost nothing in regards to keeping people safe. Peter's Uncle Ben had it wrong, with great power comes great babysitting.
@@ahmedjoycesneakattacksquad5003 Let's look at the obvious. Once Batman or Spiderman capture these super criminals (after they have committed murder) these said criminals escape almost instantly. Shouldn't society take responsibility for these captured criminals after they escape (their custody) and kill more people?
@@eugeneflorence4355 Don't compare Batman to Spider-Man. People just want Batman to stop saving the life of the Joker. The state was going to kill him and Batman found evidence that he was innocent of that one crime. But he did countless other even killing the child under his care and he saves him. Spider-Man on the hand is expect to stop armored police force while being a skinny old man.
So this is basically V for Vendetta but with Spiderman. Pretty good setting, but I do not think Peter would've punched Jameson or let that kid get arrested even if jaded and in his old age. These are vey well edited btw!
After playing spiderman game i finally understand why writer wants spidey to have a bad day. Spiderman is the embodiment of hope in marvel, despite everything he always get back up, that's what spidey is. So the writer tries to give him the worst thing possible, to show that whatever happens, hope always remains. But it's getting so bad because it's also fun to see the limit people like peter have.
You can just use ur imagination. Within the multiverse, there are infinite possibilities with countless Happy Spiderman. You can write your own Spiderman stories, and they are true coz infinite possibilies. Don't let what you read limit your horizon.
That quote belongs to John Stuart Mill, though it is often wrongly attributed to Edmund Burke. This is the first time I've seen someone think it was from a video game before though.
and JJJ wanted peter to do nothing. He got what he wanted. Realized he has been stupid. And the begged peter to save him. That punch was 30 years coming
@@gaiusjuliuscaesar9902 As a side note, while the quote may originally have come from someone else, it doesn't mean that one can't quote another person who also said it. There isn't a copyright on that quote, others are allowed to use it, and people are free to quote them instead of Mill, up to and including Alucard in a video game. :P Not mentioning how often internet completely messes up the origin of some of those supposedly well-known quotes, and how likely it is that someone else could easily have said or written it loooooong before Mill was ever born, because writing has been around for over 5400 years, and the concept of good and evil and what makes one triumph over the other has been current and topical all the while.
@@jessiehogue. That's great and all, but spreading misinformation is still spreading misinformation, and while there is no "copyright" on quotes, it is still plagiarism. It is still wrong. As for the fluff you put out as regards the writting throughout those 5,400 years, What may have been said at some point in time, or may not have been, is merely conjecture. What is known as fact to have been said is, however, not. John Stuart Mill is the source of the original quote. Not a video game. If you parrot something without even knowing its source, how can you expect it to carry meaning? Evidently, one cannot care that much for the message, if they don't even know who said it, and what his beliefs were.
With some changes this could have been a really good what if story. One of those changes is not having an old man jumping around in their underwear in what is supposed to be a very intense moment. The other is Peter punching someone that most likely is 90. And then there's the radioactive muc
bruh THE AUDACITY of the child yelling at peter like he isnt a decrepit old man to go beat down two probably jacked up on mega steroids cops is insane. She doesnt even know hes spiderman.
I think my biggest issue with comics these days is that there’s no messages in them. They just do stuff at random and try to make it sound like a good story. So I read them and by the end I’m like: “What was the point they were trying to make here?” As if there was any rhyme or reasoning for it’s existence
@@grilledleeks6514 or maybe the writers portrayed it poorly, with the message either only working with mental gymnastics or there was none to begin with Or editorial
I mean, i don't know as far as comics these days ( I only keep up on storylines by reading summaries or watching videos) but this one story had a clear message, kind of the same as Batman TDKR or Punisher Max. One person doing good can inspire a movement and bring greater good, even someone as old and defeated as ( type old superhero name here).Or its never too late to do good. And it was not even hard to catch it. I read this story when I was like 14.
Why is it always like this? A promising story with tons of potential, which can even stick around if not grow into it's own universe... undercut by how dumb it's key moments are. Sure, why bother writing an interesting take on why Peter's life once again ended up ni tragedy, radioactive sticky white stuff will do just fine.
0:45 about the kid's speech here I haven't seen this comment so i'll add it: I'm thinking that the kid probably didn't say anything there and instead that's just peter projecting and imagining the kid blaming him for "choosing" to stay powerless. We see later that he does indeed have the power to fight back and chose/chooses not to use it so this dialogue is most likely his own internal dialogue from seeing the disappointed and sad people around him.
@@govinpillai3475 in a matter of speaking, but the only Marvel movie Frank's been in was the one about one of Spider-Man's allies in his war on crime, Daredevil, as the man Bullseye killed for his motorcycle
This would make for an awesome movie. A partially delirious, genius, geriatric, superhero with absolutely nothing to lose and plenty of wicked to rain on. Yeah I'd watch that religiously.
When i read Spider-man is holding back, i imagine he must have lots of spiderweb stored over the years and want it to release it all over the city in big sticky goo😅
NYC has always had its own interpretations of the constitution. The second amendment had been a privilege rather than an actual right by tying it up under a 'must show need' clause that could never actually be satisfied even if you had an established worry for your own life.
Finally j got what he deserved.Can you cover more of this Spiderman? I want to know more....besides the other timeline when Peter became rich & named Uncle Ben in the museum or something.For all the abuse,I would've done the same thing.
It would be cool if you made the videos a bit longer, at least long enough to add context. Not asking for you to make 10-30 minute videos. As it must be expensive to hire narrators/voice actors. ( unless that’s just you, incredible job) But, how we got to this place, who was the cause, what had happened, why Parker became like this, and where / when we are. ( Granted you did include the where) Again, no need to do a massive info dump per video, but just a line or two. Your videos are leaving me wanting more, which is a good thing. Also great choice on the narrator, voice actors and sound effects.
I believe it's a little late for Jameson to apologize isn't it? After a lifetime he wants to apologize for lying? His lies have prevented Parker and Mary Jane from living the life that they deserved. I don't think a punch in the face is enough.
Well when you think about it there is more reason for Parker to be a villain more then a hero. Bullied in school, only father figure dies in front of him, shitty job, shitty boss, low pay, can barely pay for rent, never taken seriously, teacher turns into a lizard, fronds dad because the goblin and tries to ruin your life… the list goes on🤷🏿♂️
Just once I’d like to see Peter to have a happy story. One where he just can settle down with MJ or Gwen Stacy or any girl that loves him for himself, have some kids that are proud to have him as their father, and only needing to go out to fight crime now and then so he can be a scientist most of the time. But it only seems like Peter can have is more suffering in his life. Like he’s the universe’s punching bag.
I never thought Morgan freeman would read me a bed time spider man comic. I love it
Quite a twist if there ever was one
Too bad they don't put old episodes of 'The Electric Company' on late night tv.
@@Oddmanoutre yeah, pretty weenie
@@Shootingstarcomics you don't say, especially since DC fans recognize Morgan as Lucius Fox
Writing a normal happy ending for Spiderman challenge (impossible)
I can probably count Spider-Man story with good ending on 1 hand
A spidey who kills is happy
@The Jingo Life Story had a pretty happy ending although it's out of continuity
You can just use ur imagination. Within the multiverse, there are infinite possibilities with countless Happy Spiderman. You can write your own Spiderman stories, and they are true coz infinite possibilies. Don't let what you read limit your horizon.
@@Zhoshyn you want Disney to sue this man for copyright infringement due to his own thoughts?
So many times I would've been satisfied with Spiderman clocking Jonah, but this one kinda feels bad
Then again, I could be missing context
Sorry does not undo years of harassment
Sorry does not create an ally
He only apologized to peter because he needed him. It's likely that he wouldn't have apologized if he didn't need peter
He deserved what was coming, because he wanted to use Peter to make his own life less miserable
@@bunny6820 you're right. Still tho, it feels out of character given how forgiving and kind Peter usually is. Guess he's just tired of being that in his old age
@@bunny6820sorry but the using petter thing don’t make sense but i agree with everything else
@@eminstinct4114 no Spider-Man means no money for the bugle. Jameson is poor now and needs pictures of Spider-Man to keep the bugle open
I always wonder why writers always ignore that Parker is as smart as Stark or Richards.
Screwed up a floral arrangement indeed.
Because they haven't figured out a storyline that's for the one, definitive Spider-Man, the one that puts all others to shame
@@damianprock1650 Instead, they keep piling up more and more of them, the purpose of which seems to simply outdo the shame of every other with even more of it.
Maybe it’s because he’s not as smart as either. Tony’s not in the same league as Reed Richard’s or even Hank Pym and Peter isn’t in Stark’s league. Maybe if Peter spent more time on his science career rather than swinging around he would achieve a whole lot more scientifically speaking. With great power comes great responsibility.
@@jessiehogue. I guarantee you that what I'm working on will put all those to shame
@@Brakdayton I don't think that's right
Even as an elder and with an arm cast, Peter is still able to save lives.
Yep
or take them
@@phamdunk3345 hard to tell
I had this comic when I was a kid. I remember being weirded out by it. The art style, the setting, everything was weird to me
It has an oppressive, defeated feel to it. I bet this version of peter hasn't told a joke in years
Because it radiates weird energy, especially the cg cars put in
The setting reminds me of that 90s The Mask game on pc. Even the artwork is similar. Grittypunk vibes: I love it.
it is set to give a depressing feeling, and it is very good at it.
Tell me, how does it end?
The Quite simple yet deep “morale” of this story: if each one doesn’t find the courage to become its own hero, then we don’t deserve a “superhero”.
the moral of this story:
You can spend your entire life trying to change an idiots view, you cant.
When they realize they were wrong, they will beg you for forgiveness.
Fuck them.
In a way thats True but its also True that sering someone do good can spark something in someone they wouldnt have done otherwize or not yet,the ripple effect is a cool thing
@@Marcustheseer yes
Yeah, basically this is what the people of the city wanted. This is what they chose. What the celebrated and literally were in the streets cheering for.
They can have fun enjoying it.
“Why did you, an old unarmed man, just let those fully grown fully armed men take a kid you have no connection to?!”
Shut up kid, damn
Most sensible npc in spider verse
thank you. this was my exact response.
Nyc needs these kinds of cops now more than ever
I was just about to comment that what did the kid think an old man gonna do?
@@AlphaQHard You can't be serious. If those "cops" were real, it'd be you or your child having their face smashed in. And believe me there wouldn't be any 2nd amendment to protect you, they'd have completely gotten rid of that years before bringing "cops" like the ones in this story into NYC. Oh and you could also kiss goodbye your freedom of speech while you're at it, good luck having either of those with "cops" like these
Peter must have been smoking because he was like 20-30+ years younger than jamerson and kingpin yet he looks older than them.
I mean, did you see the life Peter lived?
Spider DNA probably took a bit at his mortality
@@fcomolineiro7596wouldn’t make sense since it gives him slightly increased healing factor and keeps him in prime shape without having to exercise
@@RiceCubeTech it heals him from all the imperfections too such as eye bugs or anything him being skinny asf in his old age is troubling for me because i can see this peter being a bit bulky rather than the same skinny guy he once was 20 to 30 years ago at least in this version
stress almost everything he does puts either emotional or physical stress on him.
Peter did to these men what he wanted to do to the people writing his story all these years.
The moment he imagined himself back in his prime hit quite right home with that story tone.
Ye those flashbacks part and the bit where he sees MJ ghost broke me
Damn, not even Kingpin deserved what he got.
Yes he did
He did
Eh he kinda did though, remember the time he hired a sniper to murder Aunt May (or MJ, I don't remember well) for example?
@@megapulsar9244 no, that was because of the Sinister Six unleashing Devil's Breath on all of New York with May's infection being among the most fatal
@@damianprock1650 fair enough, but still, if memory serves me right, Pete didn't like it anyway, and he stopped holding back when he got to Kingpin, planning to kill him.
Now if I'm actually mixing up stories, do tell me though.
"youy've just let them take him"??? ma'm, it's an old man against a bunch of armored police guys, wtf do you expect him to do?
@@MasalaMan Yeah but no one knows he’s spiderman 😂. What would you expect?
This scenario frustrates more than anything. Batman and Spiderman are expected to constantly do everything. And when they don't perform the IMPOSSIBLE it's their fault. What about the Government and the Police? Society expects everything from Spiderman and Batman however they do almost nothing in regards to keeping people safe. Peter's Uncle Ben had it wrong, with great power comes great babysitting.
@@eugeneflorence4355 to be fair what do you expect an average man to do in a fight with the joker or sandman
@@ahmedjoycesneakattacksquad5003 Let's look at the obvious. Once Batman or Spiderman capture these super criminals (after they have committed murder) these said criminals escape almost instantly. Shouldn't society take responsibility for these captured criminals after they escape (their custody) and kill more people?
@@eugeneflorence4355 Don't compare Batman to Spider-Man. People just want Batman to stop saving the life of the Joker. The state was going to kill him and Batman found evidence that he was innocent of that one crime. But he did countless other even killing the child under his care and he saves him. Spider-Man on the hand is expect to stop armored police force while being a skinny old man.
Thirty years into Spider-Man’s future and he’s aged fifty years.
He's in his mid 20s to early 30s in comics currently, so he'd be 50-60 years old
So this is basically V for Vendetta but with Spiderman. Pretty good setting, but I do not think Peter would've punched Jameson or let that kid get arrested even if jaded and in his old age.
These are vey well edited btw!
There are a bunch of stories where he becomes like this. In one of those, his wife died, because his jizz gave her cancer.
Honestly it takes more after The Dark Knight Returns, in both art style and story/themes.
Peter gave MJ cancer with his irradiated sperm…Spiderman: Reign
@@SolitaireZetai haven't read these, but i get the feeling this type of storyline suits Batman better than it does Spider-Man.
Well the comic says he clearly would, so..
After playing spiderman game i finally understand why writer wants spidey to have a bad day.
Spiderman is the embodiment of hope in marvel, despite everything he always get back up, that's what spidey is.
So the writer tries to give him the worst thing possible, to show that whatever happens, hope always remains.
But it's getting so bad because it's also fun to see the limit people like peter have.
Can we just give him a happy ending for once please
You can just use ur imagination. Within the multiverse, there are infinite possibilities with countless Happy Spiderman. You can write your own Spiderman stories, and they are true coz infinite possibilies. Don't let what you read limit your horizon.
Punisher Spiderman had a happy ending
Your wish might be granted with what I'm working on
@@damianprock1650whats it?
@@Ezper-2099 it's a long story, I'll tell you about it later
The thing is that many superheroes are holding back. If they go full ham, it'll be an absolute fustercluck of chaos.
"But you most always remember that the only thing necessary for evil to triumph is for good man to do nothing..."
-Alucard
That quote belongs to John Stuart Mill, though it is often wrongly attributed to Edmund Burke. This is the first time I've seen someone think it was from a video game before though.
and JJJ wanted peter to do nothing.
He got what he wanted.
Realized he has been stupid.
And the begged peter to save him.
That punch was 30 years coming
@@gaiusjuliuscaesar9902 As a side note, while the quote may originally have come from someone else, it doesn't mean that one can't quote another person who also said it. There isn't a copyright on that quote, others are allowed to use it, and people are free to quote them instead of Mill, up to and including Alucard in a video game. :P
Not mentioning how often internet completely messes up the origin of some of those supposedly well-known quotes, and how likely it is that someone else could easily have said or written it loooooong before Mill was ever born, because writing has been around for over 5400 years, and the concept of good and evil and what makes one triumph over the other has been current and topical all the while.
@@jessiehogue.
That's great and all, but spreading misinformation is still spreading misinformation, and while there is no "copyright" on quotes, it is still plagiarism. It is still wrong. As for the fluff you put out as regards the writting throughout those 5,400 years, What may have been said at some point in time, or may not have been, is merely conjecture. What is known as fact to have been said is, however, not. John Stuart Mill is the source of the original quote. Not a video game. If you parrot something without even knowing its source, how can you expect it to carry meaning? Evidently, one cannot care that much for the message, if they don't even know who said it, and what his beliefs were.
Alucard is dracula backwards
With some changes this could have been a really good what if story. One of those changes is not having an old man jumping around in their underwear in what is supposed to be a very intense moment.
The other is Peter punching someone that most likely is 90.
And then there's the radioactive muc
At least it's better than Captain Underpants, who's an obvious embarrassment to heroes like Spider-Man
@@damianprock1650 dude what's wrong with Captain Underpants
@Ahmed &Joyce sneak attack squad he makes superheroes like Spider-Man look bad, even the way he saves people is flawed
@@damianprock1650 dude that's not the whole point of why captain underpants was created Tho
@@damianprock1650 captin under pants was created for giving a younger generation a graphic novel they could follow and enjoy
bruh THE AUDACITY of the child yelling at peter like he isnt a decrepit old man to go beat down two probably jacked up on mega steroids cops is insane. She doesnt even know hes spiderman.
I think my biggest issue with comics these days is that there’s no messages in them. They just do stuff at random and try to make it sound like a good story. So I read them and by the end I’m like: “What was the point they were trying to make here?” As if there was any rhyme or reasoning for it’s existence
Maybe the you not being able to find a message in anything is on you?
@@grilledleeks6514or the writers
@@SonicXtreme99akaCreeperMario or you.
@@grilledleeks6514 or maybe the writers portrayed it poorly, with the message either only working with mental gymnastics or there was none to begin with
Or editorial
I mean, i don't know as far as comics these days ( I only keep up on storylines by reading summaries or watching videos) but this one story had a clear message, kind of the same as Batman TDKR or Punisher Max. One person doing good can inspire a movement and bring greater good, even someone as old and defeated as ( type old superhero name here).Or its never too late to do good. And it was not even hard to catch it. I read this story when I was like 14.
Oddly enough, this is a better ending than I expected. Just binged read all the issues but it wasn’t half bad.
what is the name of the comic?
@@metealpesk555 Spiderman Reign by Kaare Andrews.
I’d like to see the government protect themselves against the likes of Galactus without superheroes around.
JJJ still alive from all the Cigars he smoked is the real super power here.
IIRC this is the comic where it turns out Spider-man killed Mary Jane by having radioactive sperm.
Why is it always like this? A promising story with tons of potential, which can even stick around if not grow into it's own universe... undercut by how dumb it's key moments are. Sure, why bother writing an interesting take on why Peter's life once again ended up ni tragedy, radioactive sticky white stuff will do just fine.
…
yes it is
I wouldn't put money on that, in several iterations, he was able to have kids with her, meaning she could build up an immunity to his radiation
Yup.
I know this is supposed to be serious. But the abrupt ending following "he punches him and walks away silently" is gold.
Peter aged like Obi-Wan on Tatooine
0:45
That is a selfish little girl.
I swear, Peter never gets a good ending.
No old man can't handle this much punishment even if it's Jonah James
0:45 about the kid's speech here I haven't seen this comment so i'll add it:
I'm thinking that the kid probably didn't say anything there and instead that's just peter projecting and imagining the kid blaming him for "choosing" to stay powerless.
We see later that he does indeed have the power to fight back and chose/chooses not to use it so this dialogue is most likely his own internal dialogue from seeing the disappointed and sad people around him.
And this is why there's a place in hell called politician's lounge
Wow Kingpin had seen better days.
Damn gets bullied in school and gets bullied by writers
This is Spider-Man's version of The Dark Knight Returns.
In a way, it might be
I just wish the issue was included in the descriptions.
“You just let him take him!!!” Says the person cowering watching from the sidelines
Yeah I was like "excuse me bitch? He got his ass beat tf YOU do to help?"
This comic is such a good representation of how life works and I would do the same as Peter Parker would do if I was in his shoes.
Lol this is basically Frank Miller’s writing
@@govinpillai3475 in a matter of speaking, but the only Marvel movie Frank's been in was the one about one of Spider-Man's allies in his war on crime, Daredevil, as the man Bullseye killed for his motorcycle
Everything alright?
@@CloudyWolf713 everything's fine bro
30 years? Looks like 50 years in the future.
This is a lovely story but there no way in hell Jonah would still be alive if Peter is considered a senior
For years Jameson said that New York didn’t need spider-man and yet here he is putting himself in danger just to bring him back 😢
Writers have a personal vendetta against Spiderman
This is amazing, the story seems dark, obscure, hopeless and I love it 😊
Dang Give Spider Man A Win!
There's a time and a place to strike down Jonah, but this wasn't one of them.
Have we forgotten that Spider-Man doesn’t age and have a healing factor.
*“I've searched through 14,000,605 alternate universes, and none of them has a Peter Parker with a happy ending! Not a single one!”*
ty morgan freeman. This was time well spent.
Yep, well said Lucius
This is one of my favorite comics.😁
I thought that skinny dude in the thumbnail was a stalker from Half-Life 2
I busted out laughing
This was funnier than it should have been 🤣🤣🤣
This comic deserves more attention and respect. It takes The Dark Knight's idea and uses it in a personal way that makes it so different than TDK.
The art style of this comic looks so 3d I legit thought it was from a game when I seen the thumbnail
This would make for an awesome movie.
A partially delirious, genius, geriatric, superhero with absolutely nothing to lose and plenty of wicked to rain on. Yeah I'd watch that religiously.
When i read Spider-man is holding back, i imagine he must have lots of spiderweb stored over the years and want it to release it all over the city in big sticky goo😅
There's a Darkhold story of exactly that..... Well.... Darker
Spider-Man - The ArachKnight Returns
Why is a decades younger peter parker looking as old as jonah and thr kingpin. Why would he just stop being spiderman because technology advanced?
I like these interesting Frank milleresque stories
They’re the best😁
JJ got that dawg in him bro 💀
2:39 something seems.... Out of place
Nope its just a frame were he thinks hes in a suit
Nice editing and VA
This is the Wikipedia Entry, word for word.
One problem Marvel has is they sometimes think authoritarians can make things safe.
I'm just curious as to if America even exists anymore if this is what the mayor of NYC can do at a whim.
NYC has always had its own interpretations of the constitution. The second amendment had been a privilege rather than an actual right by tying it up under a 'must show need' clause that could never actually be satisfied even if you had an established worry for your own life.
@@Demonicpurity NYC might as well be an independent city-state with how different it is from the rest of America, let alone New York state itself.
So life is always tough for Peter
Finally j got what he deserved.Can you cover more of this Spiderman? I want to know more....besides the other timeline when Peter became rich & named Uncle Ben in the museum or something.For all the abuse,I would've done the same thing.
Subscribed 😎
The vegetative kingpin disturbed the hell outt me
the mayor deserves whatever pain he gets
Damn all grey at 50 peter aged horribly for someone with powers
its almost like getting bit by radioactive bugs is bad for you
It would be cool if you made the videos a bit longer, at least long enough to add context.
Not asking for you to make 10-30 minute videos. As it must be expensive to hire narrators/voice actors. ( unless that’s just you, incredible job)
But, how we got to this place, who was the cause, what had happened, why Parker became like this, and where / when we are. ( Granted you did include the where)
Again, no need to do a massive info dump per video, but just a line or two.
Your videos are leaving me wanting more, which is a good thing.
Also great choice on the narrator, voice actors and sound effects.
I still don’t understand how Jonah is alive and Peter looks that old next to him. Great comic!
Literally 1984 Spider-Man
Thanks Morgan Freeman. Your voice is like butter.
0:53 what the hell do you expect an old ass man to do.
I believe it's a little late for Jameson to apologize isn't it? After a lifetime he wants to apologize for lying? His lies have prevented Parker and Mary Jane from living the life that they deserved. I don't think a punch in the face is enough.
I wasn't expecting the last 10 seconds...
In the first shot that mayor looks like the meme version of Nikolas cage
Oddly enough since Marvel fans know Nicholas Cage as Ghost Rider
Well when you think about it there is more reason for Parker to be a villain more then a hero. Bullied in school, only father figure dies in front of him, shitty job, shitty boss, low pay, can barely pay for rent, never taken seriously, teacher turns into a lizard, fronds dad because the goblin and tries to ruin your life… the list goes on🤷🏿♂️
I think it was amazing spider man 2 but one of the video games had a side story line where there were "super police" and they would go after you
Old Man Logan... I mean, Old Man Spiderman 😉
I liked the idea when I read this, I could not get behind the art work.
The artwork looks kind of Frank Miller-ish.
Of course, I'm probably wrong.
Just once I’d like to see Peter to have a happy story. One where he just can settle down with MJ or Gwen Stacy or any girl that loves him for himself, have some kids that are proud to have him as their father, and only needing to go out to fight crime now and then so he can be a scientist most of the time.
But it only seems like Peter can have is more suffering in his life. Like he’s the universe’s punching bag.
Until Miles and Gwen warped to Old Peter’s bad future timeline.
30 years? More like 50
I would even say 60
The Dark Knight Returns of Spider-man. Reign is a great story.
You know how to deliver. Wow.
the spiderman strikes back
"you just let them take him" was she just not paying attention
If Frank Miller wrote a Spider-Man story!
Ngl if I was one of those armed men idk wtf id do.
I thought Jameson was Hitler 💀💀💀
Talk about an uncanny resemblance
Rediculous. We forget Spider-Man doesn’t age and will get injured into a cocooned and regenerate
TE LIFE OF SPIDERMAN CONSISTS OF LIVING IN A DESPERATE HELL AND GETTING TO HAVE POWERS
(gets shit kicked out of him trying to stop them from arresting him as a old old man)
random girl: "How come you let them take him!!!???"
This feels like a salad fingers episode
safe and authoritarian doesnt exist
Will wait for more videos
Bro must’ve gave Peter the wrong mask that’s the black one💀
This comic is sadly closer to real life.
Almost
Only because you want it like that.
@@atomic747 sure seems like it