I think Spider-Man is the perfect representation of what it means to be a real hero. That no matter what powers or advantages you may have, there will always be mistakes. There is no such thing as a perfect hero, and above all not everyone can be saved, even then a hero isn’t supposed to be perfect… a true hero is somebody who lends hope to others, to let them know that there is good people out there and that wherever there is darkness there will always be light.
Perfect example is cable saying that in the future the only hero that is really remembered is Spiderman as he was considered to be the quintessential hero as he dealt with large threats and small things equally
@@vadiks20032 true but at least it continues to provide them work so hey spiderman also pays construction crew wages 😂 tbf though he's not as bad as some of the other heroes with the more blaster powers for building damages
@@thatoneguy8956 at this point there should be some marvel hero who'se powers is to construct buildings instantly and revert damage . . . the construction man!!!
What makes spider-man one of my all time favorite heroes is that he's not like all the others, he's not a god, a billionaire, or a super soldier he's just a regular kid(or guy depending on the age in what comic your reading) he's always trying to do the right thing even when other hate on him. But what makes him different from other heroes is that despite all the backlash he receives from being spider-man how their are some days he fails to save someone, he always gets back up. What makes a hero isn't being able to smile for the camera, it's being able to get back up no matter the pain, loss, or suffering just to save one life no matter how small
@@thesistersofbattle true but they have something to fall on or regain, whether it be loss of wealth, a best friend, memories, or even personal relationships. While people like deadpool, wolverine, and Cable have know nothing of pain and suffering(and I do emphasize with them especially Deadpool). Spider-man is one of the more innocent and pure heroes who made one mistake and trys to make up for it and unlike most heroes(most times) he's trying to save the day usually by himself
@@tomioluwa1284 The exact video here shows him falling on MJ for support. In fact, every time he has a traumatic event he is basically going to a lover or family member.
Same. I just hate when he his life is made tragic just for the sake of keeping him down. His tragic moments are where he shines the most, but if there aren’t any good moments or happy endings then it loses what makes him so inspirational. The promise of a better day.
Yet why are people so angry at the current run? If people like to see Spider-Man have a tragic shit life then what’s in the comics now is exactly that.
I remember when people were saying if Spider-Man swapped rogue galleries with Batman, that they'd break Spider-Man mentally. But this is an example of why I don't think that's true, Spider-Man deals with tragedies like these a lot in his career.
@@alpacawizardman6778 Oh absolutely. Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker proves it, as Terry is pretty much Spider-Man in a Batman costume and he ended up beating the Joker by heckling him, which is par for the course for Spidey.
Bro batman said it himself, he's just a rich kid with issues, his mental fortitude (at least in terms of morality not like against mind control or something) is definitely weaker than spidey's
People think Spider-Mans powers are his supernatural ones, but it's his humanity. His empathy and ability to be a good person are on another level compared to all the other heroes babbling about "honor" and "legacy", despite his age. No one is past saving in his eyes, not even Doc Ock after literally stealing Pete's body and destroying everything he holds dear. He is the hero of second chances. He carries the burden of responsibility amicably.
Seeing MJ consoling Peter is the dynamic we need. It's almost refreshing even though most of his comic run they were together, but these past couple of years feel like an eternity. I get it, the writers want Peter miserable, he's "destined" to be miserable, but can he at least be miserable together with MJ?
I think one comic book you should cover is the “Spider-Man Lifestory” storyline which details Spider-Man’s life growing up in the 60s all the way to the early 2000s
I can only imagen what those parents would think when Peter's identity is revealed, knowing Peter had agreed with the father, saying Spider man should have been in the bed, not the kid. It would be heartbreaking and conflicting at the same time.
It's very likely they figured it out. I notice there tends to be an undercurrent trend with Spidey where normal citizens sometimes discover his face or identity, but decide to play along and not tell anyone because they see just how hard he works, how much he gives up, or (like in this case) how sincerely he's trying to protect as many lives as possible. At least that's what I think. And them knowing who it is makes the scene all the more powerful imo.
@@khizeryusufzai2185 i bet the dad felt bad when he said spider-man is to blame as peter said spider man was to blame so after the dad knew he felt bad that spiderman blames himself
You read really well man. Thank for this! 52 year old guy here. My sister was murdered at 19 when I was 11. I connected real hard with Peter. Bought a ton of comic books whenever I could. I grew up in some projects but I managed to finagle some money out of my mom. I was also sexually abused at 4 and physically and verbally until my "parents" kicked me out. Spiderman was a necessity in my bleak existence. He had integrity, even when an entire block of New York city was turned to gold he would not keep one lousy gold book (I think) that would have resolved all of his financial challenges. When I was 18, my parents kicked me out. I had no food so I sold all of my comics- made $50 bucks on them. But that was enough to buy bread, baloney, keep my tummy full, apply for a job, save up, buy a car, go back to school and now today, despite some serious bumps along the way, I am still alive and built a house during the pandemic that's now worth about one million (Canadian) bucks. I guess that's okay for where I started from. Spiderman was a good role model for me. THANK YOU for bringing these versions of him to life again.
Just want to say, thank you for sharing such sensitives topics. Been going through some tough times, and people like you - who managed to hold on even in the darkest times, give me the strength to keep going. Both spider-man and you are amazing role models! Cheers
I'm significantly younger than you, but, as strange as it sounds, I'm proud of you. You kept fighting and deserve everything you have and more. Best of luck to you.
You are a hero just like Spidey, sir. Not all heroes must save others in my opinion, sometimes you just perform so good in your own life that you inspire others. And with typing such an honest comment here, I'm sure that you've been shining light for people around you. I'm really sorry for what happened in your past, but I'm also thankful that you became a role model for many.
Now THIS is how tragic Spider-man tales should be done. Not just by making his life miserable, (I'M LOOKING AT YOU PAUL), but by making him feel like he's failed as a hero, only for him to go back into hero work with just as much, if not more, vigor.
And to realize Peter Parker actually has done a lot of good. As horrible as that experience was, he can learn from it and do better next time. In the end it’s a phase change in the universe. It’s not as solid as people believe.
There are some tragedies Spider-Man went through that I’m willing to accept, some I think should be scratched altogether. Paul is the prime example of what shouldn’t happen. The girl who idolized Spider-Man in the cold and the boy who saved his hero from a gun are prime examples of tragedies that are worth keeping, especially since they’re both learning experiences, but that’s also a coincidence: The girl showed Spider-Man that he should watch how much and how high he soars above - He’d passed over her many times because he didn’t realize how infrequently he’d been looking below him as a hero. This boy shows Spider-Man that inspiration and being a hero is a double-edged sword, in this context - The very kind of person Peter swore to save as Spider-Man got shot because his hero inspired him to be like Spider-Man, and it eventually cost him his life - But Spider-Man can’t let that deter him, the boy’s comic showed that, or he stops being a hero. It’s that and more.
Honestly, that's why Spider-Man is the best of the Marvel universe. He can't help but think about the little people. Friends, family, strangers, even the villains he snarks at he doesn't always hate. Oh sure, he could be WAY more excessive, more strength behind his punches. But he holds back. Because he's really just a guy who got a twist of fate that gave him powers, and despite all of the enemies, risks, and hate, he chose to be good, not some god or angel of vengeance like the Punisher. And despite the tragedy....the kid wanted him to know he made that call to protect him. Inspiration from a hero, that led to a tragedy....god I couldn't imagine being in Peter's shoes that day, holding the homemade comic book. Must've felt like the Rhino crushing him. But ultimately....the Kid was right. The phrase "calculus of war" got thrown around in Mass Effect, but if I could help save a superhero from a potentially fatal wound, I would. They would save countless more lives. Five years, paying attention, inspired by a man just trying to do the right thing.....that doesn't make the sacrifice right necessarily, but a just one.
Just when you thought comics couldn't make you cry, Mullet Man comes along. This is a great story, and really shows that there's a lot more people who like Spider-Man than people who hate him within these comics.
I agree. More often than not spiderman comics have a lot of tragedy, but there is a difference between a good tragedy, that leaves the reader with an important message, and a bad tragedy, one that leaves you empty and with nothing to look up to. Stories like this one, do give you something, it is sad and shows you who vulnerable peter is and how he is not able to do everything, but at the same time it shows the good. It shows how spiderman can inspire others to do good, even if it is risky.
This is really beautiful. I love the fact that Danny Elfman's Spiderman music played as Peter flipped the pages of the comic book, it just made it more emotional and hopeful.
Even though he has super powers, Spider-man is so human and makes mistakes like we all do. That's why he's my favorite superhero, he always fights to overcome the odds and help however he can. He's such a relatable character.
Man... I think of all of these stories, with kids who have cancer and collect Spider-Man newspapers. This one. This one is the saddest and most heartwarming story of all of them. Probably of all of 900 issues since Spidey was created.
Wow, that's a very good story. Lots of stories where people close to Peter get hurt, but I like seeing how he handles a civilian casualty. This is a story every crime fighter should have at least one of.
damn I shed a tear from this. This is a perfect representation that you can't always have it all no matter how hard you try, you'll always end up making mistakes and you got to learn how to move on from it
I mean, yeah, Spiderman is all about suffering these days, but that makes him show his more human side. He is no super soldier, no flamboyant multimillionaire, no god... He is just a smart guy with a heart of gold.
and people think of me as childish when i say i like spiderman, but really he is the best hero yet to come who cares about the littlest things instead of discarding them like others would. Spider-man will always have a place in my heart
You see, THIS is the story of Spiderman that US AUDIENCES can relate too We all once feel frustrated, depress, but we all standed up like SPIDERMAN And well, not all of us has been cheated on, or want to watch an inspiring piece of comic turning into some bullcrap Korean love drama (no hate to Korean films tho)
Stories like this are why i always thought of spider-man as marvels superman. And no i am not talking about powers, but the message he represents. As strong as he is, he can't save everyone, only those in his reach, and it kills him inside. But his willingness to stand back up, and try again inspires those who see him, who sees the perseverance, and strength of character. As the famous quote goes, "with great power comes great responsibility".
I think what makes Spiderman a hero is that he never gives up even when dealing with stuff in his life or trying to save people or even having trouble with mental health like in Spiderman 2 which I'm currently dealing with mental health issues
" Spider-Man is the greatest hero and always does what's right. He doesn't care about the odds, or how impossible the fight. He isn't always perfect, and isn't always smart. But Spidey knows i have his back, because i listen to my heart. Even if he falls, he always get back on his feet. He's taught me how to be a hero, and to never accept defeated. So when im feeling sad, and i dont know what to do... I close my eyes and say outload: *What Would Spider-Man Do?* "
This comic is everything I think Spider-Man should be. He always gets back up, no matter how big the threat is, or how many people are against him. He’s always striving to do the right thing, to improve himself, and make others happy. That’s exactly why I think Spider-Man might be the best fictional hero ever.
In other people’s eyes Spider-Man is just another marvel character but to us he’s a hero that does whatever he can do help others even if there’s nothing out the for him, thank you mullet man and thank you Stan lee
I guess the main reason why the authors bully spiderman, is that he’s one of the most moral and ethical superheroes, and it would be boring to keep watching him having the best day ever, everyday, just like how it would be interesting to see someone like punisher actually sympathize with a criminal for once, it would be interesting to see spiderman in a position that challenges his morals
I was playing this video for myself, didn’t realize my girlfriend was paying even the slightest bit of attention, but when it was over, she expressed how sad it was. What a touching story
In my opinion, this is the kind of Spiderman I want to see adapted to live-action. One where he can't save people. Have it from the perspective of a random bystander who got hurt.
He can't save everyone but he will always try issues like these always bring tears and they are some of my favorite because unlike bigger arcs with a villain he has to stop these smaller stories really get to the core of the character in a really interesting way we don't see enough of
Got me tearing up on the bus heading to New York. God damn I love comics, especially spider man. One of my fav heroes, would watch all his shows and play all the games. This story just hit different. I was six years old into spider man that’s when the first spider man movie came out for me. Great story.
Spiderman is Marvels superman A super being who has gone through so much, but yet never turns, never gives up. These two icons of the undying will pf humanity to help as much as you can are their strongest power. They could be weakened, get killed, turned evil. But as long as the true meaning of their power is alive, they are immortal. When you see people saying who would win, or something awful a editor did. Just remember two things What would spider man do And the American way
Yet Spidey is a Batman fan and i do not kidding you DC is canon to the Marvel universe in form of Comics and Peter Parker aka Spiderman is a huge Batman fan
This is enough to make a man cry. Spiderman trying his best to save everyone and if he cant he blames him self on it and its enough to make everyone emotional
this is what makes Spider-Man one of the greatest heroes. he doesn't do it to be famous or to get rich. he does it to help people regardless of the reason why. he took what happened to his uncle Ben and decided to use his powers to stop others from going through what he did. while I like the Avengers, they don't understand that their powers come with huge responsibilities
Spiderman is always in a cycle of saving people everyday and getting motivated from the people he couldn't save to help more people. His life can be described the way he swings with his webs across buildings.
Damn it. As someone who's not used to cry, I felt the humidity around my eyes near the end when Peter got the comicbook in his hands at the cemetery. That was well done.
For some reason your voice has this affect on me. I am not much of a cryer, and I have been told that I don't have much emotion but whenever I listen to you talk about a sad comic my eyes tear up, and I thank you for that.
Out of all heros, Spiderman is the only one you should ever consider a superhero, even with powerful heros like superman, Thor, greenlantern and, flash, Spiderman is the only one who can go through something like this and do nothing about it, he has no power to save them in that situation yet he still does all he can and keeps going.
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Spiderman can't save everyone, but he can sure put a smile on their face. Tries at least
Yes unfortunately, that's what all superheroes have to accept - they can't save everyone
ive lost many
i have lost my parents,batgirl and jason
@@IdentifiantE.S Flash: I mean I could but I'd because have to live life one second a day.
BULLSHIT, I HAVEN'T CRIED THIS MUCH SINCE THE DAY I WAS BORN.
I think Spider-Man is the perfect representation of what it means to be a real hero. That no matter what powers or advantages you may have, there will always be mistakes. There is no such thing as a perfect hero, and above all not everyone can be saved, even then a hero isn’t supposed to be perfect… a true hero is somebody who lends hope to others, to let them know that there is good people out there and that wherever there is darkness there will always be light.
Perfect example is cable saying that in the future the only hero that is really remembered is Spiderman as he was considered to be the quintessential hero as he dealt with large threats and small things equally
Not sure if Superman can top that
@@thatoneguy8956 he also destroyed so many buildings during fights that the construction workers and people funding it will never forget about him
@@vadiks20032 true but at least it continues to provide them work so hey spiderman also pays construction crew wages 😂 tbf though he's not as bad as some of the other heroes with the more blaster powers for building damages
@@thatoneguy8956 at this point there should be some marvel hero who'se powers is to construct buildings instantly and revert damage . . . the construction man!!!
What makes spider-man one of my all time favorite heroes is that he's not like all the others, he's not a god, a billionaire, or a super soldier he's just a regular kid(or guy depending on the age in what comic your reading) he's always trying to do the right thing even when other hate on him. But what makes him different from other heroes is that despite all the backlash he receives from being spider-man how their are some days he fails to save someone, he always gets back up. What makes a hero isn't being able to smile for the camera, it's being able to get back up no matter the pain, loss, or suffering just to save one life no matter how small
No matter what happens he continues
But..... he is superpowered; more than most other run-of-the-mill superheroes. And most every other hero goes through the other situations you list.
@@thesistersofbattle true but they have something to fall on or regain, whether it be loss of wealth, a best friend, memories, or even personal relationships. While people like deadpool, wolverine, and Cable have know nothing of pain and suffering(and I do emphasize with them especially Deadpool). Spider-man is one of the more innocent and pure heroes who made one mistake and trys to make up for it and unlike most heroes(most times) he's trying to save the day usually by himself
@@galanga21890 A relative genius, yes. But that doesn't reduce the list a huge amount.
@@tomioluwa1284 The exact video here shows him falling on MJ for support. In fact, every time he has a traumatic event he is basically going to a lover or family member.
I think him having a tragic life is what makes him most readers as their favorite. 1 Thousand die in front of him so he tries to save 2 Thousand
He literally can't give up, that's his true power
Same. I just hate when he his life is made tragic just for the sake of keeping him down. His tragic moments are where he shines the most, but if there aren’t any good moments or happy endings then it loses what makes him so inspirational. The promise of a better day.
Yet why are people so angry at the current run? If people like to see Spider-Man have a tragic shit life then what’s in the comics now is exactly that.
@@MarioSonicBee found Paul
@@MarioSonicBee There's a difference between having it rough and the entire universe constantly conspiring against you
I remember when people were saying if Spider-Man swapped rogue galleries with Batman, that they'd break Spider-Man mentally. But this is an example of why I don't think that's true, Spider-Man deals with tragedies like these a lot in his career.
Honestly I think he’d be the one to break them, or at least Joker.
@@alpacawizardman6778 Oh absolutely. Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker proves it, as Terry is pretty much Spider-Man in a Batman costume and he ended up beating the Joker by heckling him, which is par for the course for Spidey.
Batman fans are very biased, the joker would be the villain of the week in Marvel universe lol.
@@frog6054 They really do lol, they think he's like the best street tier character to ever exist.
Bro batman said it himself, he's just a rich kid with issues, his mental fortitude (at least in terms of morality not like against mind control or something) is definitely weaker than spidey's
People think Spider-Mans powers are his supernatural ones, but it's his humanity. His empathy and ability to be a good person are on another level compared to all the other heroes babbling about "honor" and "legacy", despite his age. No one is past saving in his eyes, not even Doc Ock after literally stealing Pete's body and destroying everything he holds dear. He is the hero of second chances. He carries the burden of responsibility amicably.
Idk man the spidey sense is pretty cool too
@@tophatcat1173 that’s not what he meant
Spider-Chad , no matter how many writers try to break him and ruin him , still inspires Heroism and selfless servitude .Superior Super-Hero .
Seeing MJ consoling Peter is the dynamic we need. It's almost refreshing even though most of his comic run they were together, but these past couple of years feel like an eternity. I get it, the writers want Peter miserable, he's "destined" to be miserable, but can he at least be miserable together with MJ?
That one comic ruined spiderman
Dude I was literally at the edge of tears listening to this like jeez man, I really can’t express how sad this comic had me feeling.
Same..
Maaaan his narration is what got me
Same
Bro I was past the edge tears were flowing over here
@@ninjaman7123 some of these dudes really amplify the already great comics they cover
"The strongest man isn't the one who always wins, it's the one who gets back up no matter the loss."
I think one comic book you should cover is the “Spider-Man Lifestory” storyline which details Spider-Man’s life growing up in the 60s all the way to the early 2000s
You mean "Life Story"? Good pull. It's probably one of the best Spidey comics in a long while.
really good story that one is
@@Just_Some_Guy_with_a_Mustache read the story a while ago, really enjoyed it even if I did forgot the name of it.
Lifestory man. You had one job
@@ricksanchezdeluniversoc1379 LMAO I fixed it you happy now?
I can only imagen what those parents would think when Peter's identity is revealed, knowing Peter had agreed with the father, saying Spider man should have been in the bed, not the kid. It would be heartbreaking and conflicting at the same time.
It's very likely they figured it out. I notice there tends to be an undercurrent trend with Spidey where normal citizens sometimes discover his face or identity, but decide to play along and not tell anyone because they see just how hard he works, how much he gives up, or (like in this case) how sincerely he's trying to protect as many lives as possible. At least that's what I think. And them knowing who it is makes the scene all the more powerful imo.
The dad definitely knows I think, the way he paused at the end and told him to tell Spider-Man not to blame himself seems to imply so.
I like to think the parents knew who he really, really was by the end...
They probably did
@@khizeryusufzai2185 i bet the dad felt bad when he said spider-man is to blame as peter said spider man was to blame so after the dad knew he felt bad that spiderman blames himself
I think the Leah one hit the hardest for me, it was included in the Back in Black graphic novel and that just made it all the more devastating
You read really well man. Thank for this! 52 year old guy here. My sister was murdered at 19 when I was 11. I connected real hard with Peter. Bought a ton of comic books whenever I could. I grew up in some projects but I managed to finagle some money out of my mom. I was also sexually abused at 4 and physically and verbally until my "parents" kicked me out. Spiderman was a necessity in my bleak existence. He had integrity, even when an entire block of New York city was turned to gold he would not keep one lousy gold book (I think) that would have resolved all of his financial challenges. When I was 18, my parents kicked me out. I had no food so I sold all of my comics- made $50 bucks on them. But that was enough to buy bread, baloney, keep my tummy full, apply for a job, save up, buy a car, go back to school and now today, despite some serious bumps along the way, I am still alive and built a house during the pandemic that's now worth about one million (Canadian) bucks. I guess that's okay for where I started from. Spiderman was a good role model for me. THANK YOU for bringing these versions of him to life again.
Just want to say, thank you for sharing such sensitives topics. Been going through some tough times, and people like you - who managed to hold on even in the darkest times, give me the strength to keep going. Both spider-man and you are amazing role models! Cheers
I'm significantly younger than you, but, as strange as it sounds, I'm proud of you. You kept fighting and deserve everything you have and more. Best of luck to you.
In every man there is superhero who fight the evil ,respect from tell your stories .
Sorry to hear about what happened when you were young but I want to congratulate you for coming far even after all of the bumps, good shit man.
You are a hero just like Spidey, sir. Not all heroes must save others in my opinion, sometimes you just perform so good in your own life that you inspire others. And with typing such an honest comment here, I'm sure that you've been shining light for people around you. I'm really sorry for what happened in your past, but I'm also thankful that you became a role model for many.
Now THIS is how tragic Spider-man tales should be done. Not just by making his life miserable, (I'M LOOKING AT YOU PAUL), but by making him feel like he's failed as a hero, only for him to go back into hero work with just as much, if not more, vigor.
And to realize Peter Parker actually has done a lot of good. As horrible as that experience was, he can learn from it and do better next time. In the end it’s a phase change in the universe. It’s not as solid as people believe.
There are some tragedies Spider-Man went through that I’m willing to accept, some I think should be scratched altogether. Paul is the prime example of what shouldn’t happen. The girl who idolized Spider-Man in the cold and the boy who saved his hero from a gun are prime examples of tragedies that are worth keeping, especially since they’re both learning experiences, but that’s also a coincidence: The girl showed Spider-Man that he should watch how much and how high he soars above - He’d passed over her many times because he didn’t realize how infrequently he’d been looking below him as a hero. This boy shows Spider-Man that inspiration and being a hero is a double-edged sword, in this context - The very kind of person Peter swore to save as Spider-Man got shot because his hero inspired him to be like Spider-Man, and it eventually cost him his life - But Spider-Man can’t let that deter him, the boy’s comic showed that, or he stops being a hero. It’s that and more.
damn, tommy father saying "tell him not to blame himself" made me drop a couple tears man...
This nearly had me in tears, thank you for your service.
That's beautiful... It's also depressing how he's been treated lately too though.
I love these one shot small scale stories. this one hits hard. and doesnt feel like making peter suffer just for kicks.
Honestly, that's why Spider-Man is the best of the Marvel universe. He can't help but think about the little people. Friends, family, strangers, even the villains he snarks at he doesn't always hate. Oh sure, he could be WAY more excessive, more strength behind his punches. But he holds back. Because he's really just a guy who got a twist of fate that gave him powers, and despite all of the enemies, risks, and hate, he chose to be good, not some god or angel of vengeance like the Punisher. And despite the tragedy....the kid wanted him to know he made that call to protect him. Inspiration from a hero, that led to a tragedy....god I couldn't imagine being in Peter's shoes that day, holding the homemade comic book. Must've felt like the Rhino crushing him. But ultimately....the Kid was right. The phrase "calculus of war" got thrown around in Mass Effect, but if I could help save a superhero from a potentially fatal wound, I would. They would save countless more lives. Five years, paying attention, inspired by a man just trying to do the right thing.....that doesn't make the sacrifice right necessarily, but a just one.
Just when you thought comics couldn't make you cry, Mullet Man comes along. This is a great story, and really shows that there's a lot more people who like Spider-Man than people who hate him within these comics.
I agree. More often than not spiderman comics have a lot of tragedy, but there is a difference between a good tragedy, that leaves the reader with an important message, and a bad tragedy, one that leaves you empty and with nothing to look up to. Stories like this one, do give you something, it is sad and shows you who vulnerable peter is and how he is not able to do everything, but at the same time it shows the good. It shows how spiderman can inspire others to do good, even if it is risky.
This is really beautiful. I love the fact that Danny Elfman's Spiderman music played as Peter flipped the pages of the comic book, it just made it more emotional and hopeful.
BRO the Samraimi music in the background near the end made that shit more powerful god damn man
Even though he has super powers, Spider-man is so human and makes mistakes like we all do. That's why he's my favorite superhero, he always fights to overcome the odds and help however he can. He's such a relatable character.
Man... I think of all of these stories, with kids who have cancer and collect Spider-Man newspapers. This one. This one is the saddest and most heartwarming story of all of them. Probably of all of 900 issues since Spidey was created.
No spoilers,
this fits the theme of the new Spider Verse movie perfectly.
This actually made me shed a tear. Bravo.
Now why can't more of his stories be like this, instead of things like Paul!?
Wow, that's a very good story. Lots of stories where people close to Peter get hurt, but I like seeing how he handles a civilian casualty. This is a story every crime fighter should have at least one of.
damn I shed a tear from this. This is a perfect representation that you can't always have it all no matter how hard you try, you'll always end up making mistakes and you got to learn how to move on from it
Spider-Ham was right... “The hardest part about this job... you can’t always save everybody”
I mean, yeah, Spiderman is all about suffering these days, but that makes him show his more human side. He is no super soldier, no flamboyant multimillionaire, no god... He is just a smart guy with a heart of gold.
Can we just get a "The Empty Child" moment for Spider-Man finally? "Just this once... EVERYBODY LIVES!"
and people think of me as childish when i say i like spiderman, but really he is the best hero yet to come who cares about the littlest things instead of discarding them like others would. Spider-man will always have a place in my heart
We could really do with a spider-man in this world.
Or a Superman, I'd take either tbh or even both.
@@marcjustinpascasio9955 they'd both be heckled and demonized by some VERY powerful and evil people and the woke mob. Vigilantism is also illegal.
You see, THIS is the story of Spiderman that US AUDIENCES can relate too
We all once feel frustrated, depress, but we all standed up like SPIDERMAN
And well, not all of us has been cheated on, or want to watch an inspiring piece of comic turning into some bullcrap Korean love drama (no hate to Korean films tho)
Stories like this are why i always thought of spider-man as marvels superman. And no i am not talking about powers, but the message he represents. As strong as he is, he can't save everyone, only those in his reach, and it kills him inside. But his willingness to stand back up, and try again inspires those who see him, who sees the perseverance, and strength of character. As the famous quote goes, "with great power comes great responsibility".
I think what makes Spiderman a hero is that he never gives up even when dealing with stuff in his life or trying to save people or even having trouble with mental health like in Spiderman 2 which I'm currently dealing with mental health issues
Bro I just got goosebumps I swear that was so sad but mullet man’s story telling was amazing
Nice touch including the Danny Elfman score toward the end.
Man puts the legendary spider-man theme at the end for that extra kick. Had me on the verge of tears man. No joke.
" Spider-Man is the greatest hero and always does what's right.
He doesn't care about the odds, or how impossible the fight.
He isn't always perfect, and isn't always smart.
But Spidey knows i have his back, because i listen to my heart.
Even if he falls, he always get back on his feet.
He's taught me how to be a hero, and to never accept defeated.
So when im feeling sad, and i dont know what to do... I close my eyes and say outload:
*What Would Spider-Man Do?* "
And this is why I love Spider-Man and why I think he is the best superhero ever ❤
This comic is everything I think Spider-Man should be.
He always gets back up, no matter how big the threat is, or how many people are against him. He’s always striving to do the right thing, to improve himself, and make others happy.
That’s exactly why I think Spider-Man might be the best fictional hero ever.
In other people’s eyes Spider-Man is just another marvel character but to us he’s a hero that does whatever he can do help others even if there’s nothing out the for him, thank you mullet man and thank you Stan lee
I guess the main reason why the authors bully spiderman, is that he’s one of the most moral and ethical superheroes, and it would be boring to keep watching him having the best day ever, everyday, just like how it would be interesting to see someone like punisher actually sympathize with a criminal for once, it would be interesting to see spiderman in a position that challenges his morals
The video was already sad as it is but THEN HE STARTED PLAYING THE SAD DANNY ELFMAN MUSIC. Dialed up the sadness by 10.
Writers trying to NOT fuck up spider-man's life challenge (impossible)
The hardest part of being a hero, you cant save everyone but still save the most you can.
Dude, stop making me cry. Great story as always.
Spider man needs to get something in a comic that actually will be good the movie is did it went on the comics?
Spiderman is the best of us, not because he can lift the most or punch the hardest, but because of what he inspires in all of us.
I was playing this video for myself, didn’t realize my girlfriend was paying even the slightest bit of attention, but when it was over, she expressed how sad it was.
What a touching story
Spider-Man can’t save everyone yet he tries to anyway. That’s what makes him the best superhero.
The 'responsibility' theme at the end got me really emotional!
wullet woman has returned back to mullet man
I started crying at the end damn it
Artists try not to make Spider Man suffer any% speedrun World Record (Difficulty impossible)
Back when spiderman comics had heart
Honestly, Paul wasn't an attack on Spider-Man, Paul was an attack on all of us.
In my opinion, this is the kind of Spiderman I want to see adapted to live-action. One where he can't save people. Have it from the perspective of a random bystander who got hurt.
He can't save everyone but he will always try issues like these always bring tears and they are some of my favorite because unlike bigger arcs with a villain he has to stop these smaller stories really get to the core of the character in a really interesting way we don't see enough of
Got me tearing up on the bus heading to New York. God damn I love comics, especially spider man. One of my fav heroes, would watch all his shows and play all the games. This story just hit different. I was six years old into spider man that’s when the first spider man movie came out for me. Great story.
This even brought a tear to my eye. Its so beautiful and so sad idk. Man.
DUDE YOU HAD TO PUT THAT MUSIC AND GAVE ME CHILLS
Spiderman is Marvels superman
A super being who has gone through so much, but yet never turns, never gives up.
These two icons of the undying will pf humanity to help as much as you can are their strongest power. They could be weakened, get killed, turned evil. But as long as the true meaning of their power is alive, they are immortal.
When you see people saying who would win, or something awful a editor did. Just remember two things
What would spider man do
And the American way
What is the american way?
Yet Spidey is a Batman fan and i do not kidding you DC is canon to the Marvel universe in form of Comics and Peter Parker aka Spiderman is a huge Batman fan
@@kevinbaumhoer7359 dude, fanfics arent cannon no matter how much you want yours to be 🤦♂️
@@youtubestudiosucks978 yes i know Disney fa fic is not canon
@@youtubestudiosucks978 TBF, One of Spider-Man's most legendary jokes is quoting "I'm Batman" to guy he scared shitless
This is enough to make a man cry. Spiderman trying his best to save everyone and if he cant he blames him self on it and its enough to make everyone emotional
peter as a man can be a bit of a fool but yes, he taught us like he taught Tommy.
That kid had some mad drawing skills tho.
Damn, why can't Marvel ever give Peter at least one happy story?
and when they do they end up destorying it the next issuse
writers trying not to torture Peter challenge (level impossible)
Peter Parker. Best character ever created, in my opinion.
Man this story really got me emotional plus your voice to top the narration❤
this is what makes Spider-Man one of the greatest heroes. he doesn't do it to be famous or to get rich. he does it to help people regardless of the reason why. he took what happened to his uncle Ben and decided to use his powers to stop others from going through what he did. while I like the Avengers, they don't understand that their powers come with huge responsibilities
Not one of the greatest, THE greatest superhero of all time.
@@ElyonGibborright alongside batman and superman.
That kid knows way more Spider-Man than the editors do.
"...and then there's Paul."
No truer words have been said.
Spiderman is always in a cycle of saving people everyday and getting motivated from the people he couldn't save to help more people.
His life can be described the way he swings with his webs across buildings.
Not going to lie, I cried listening to this.
Marvel: if we aren’t making mid stories now, we’re making sure spiderman never finds true peace.
''appreciation'' from spider-man 2 is just the cherry of the sundae that was this vid
I would genuinely love a small story like this in the games or movies
that part with the raimi theme I cried
Spider mans true power is the resolve to not give up.
"and then there's paul..." Bro Roasted Paul so hard with just 4 words
This is why Spiderman is special to so many people
Damn it. As someone who's not used to cry, I felt the humidity around my eyes near the end when Peter got the comicbook in his hands at the cemetery. That was well done.
i love your videos man keep doing what you are doing
If real life Twitter was in this story then there would be someone that would say "WhAt If ThEy DiDnT wAnNa Be SaVeD"
For some reason your voice has this affect on me. I am not much of a cryer, and I have been told that I don't have much emotion but whenever I listen to you talk about a sad comic my eyes tear up, and I thank you for that.
Put a literal tear in my eye😢
Yup... that one is a tear jerker...
God damn the amount of times Spiderman comics made me cry I wouldn't be able to so on two hands. Damn this a emotional rollercoaster
This feels like a love letter to Spiderman
"What Would Spider-Man Do?" always messes me up.
That kid doesn't realize Spider-man has a healing factor? He must not be too big a fan after all.
That kid understood spiderman better then the writters ever did
“…and then there’s Paul”
Absolutely hilarious
Out of all heros, Spiderman is the only one you should ever consider a superhero, even with powerful heros like superman, Thor, greenlantern and, flash, Spiderman is the only one who can go through something like this and do nothing about it, he has no power to save them in that situation yet he still does all he can and keeps going.
Even by the likes of Batman, I look up to Spiderman more.