I disagree, he is the best HERO archetype, but that doesn’t necessarily mean he’s the best superhero character wise. I think characters like Magneto, Daredevil, Nova, Nightcrawler, and Storm bring more to the table when it comes to superhero characterization. It’s a lot more nuanced for them, especially from their morals. Many X-Men characters are severely underrated in the general public, because life isn’t as simple or black and white as a lot of Spider-man runs cover. Hickman’s Powers of X/House of X and later Magneto centric runs in Fall of X was some of the best characterizations and analysis of what being a superpowered individual is. Being relatable doesn’t necessarily a better character, it means more people may choose that hero as their favorite because it appeals to as many people as possible. But sometimes unrelatable characters are amazing in their own way, I can’t relate to Magneto’s aim for mutant superiority in his earlier runs, or being a loud outspoken mutant willing to bear his identity and face, taking in what the world thinks of him head on, or being a mutant messiah, but I can sure as hell relate to him in feeling like an outcast and discarded since his childhood, and those small glimpses of relatability and vulnerability in exceptional, bigger than life personalities can be just as powerful and impactful.
@@dulcedeleche22 peak comment 😫 X-Men is arguably MORE relatable to me than Spiderman, Peter Parker is the ideal, who among us could claim to be as “perfect” morally as him? He’s a hero one could hardly hope they would be. X-men are more often than not the soberingly realistic take on “human” heros (yes the irony of them not being considered fully human is not lost on me and arguably the whole point!) The X-men weren’t just great heros and villains they were people we could directly relate to. Mutants have been put through so much unadulterated bs that I DO get magnetos pov…I may not agree with it, but there are times when I teeter, when emotions well up and I see something they are put through and I feel as if maybe magneto is right!(keep in mind IM one of the humans he’d do away with!) It’s powerful storytelling BUT in my mind Spiderman is that idealistic superhero who we all wish we could be… self sacrificing in every way, a hero through in through… while heros like Superman have far greater peaks spiderman fights just as hard with a decibel of a fraction of the power. AWESOME comment! Thanks for adding
@@SoGoodContent You got taste fr🙏🏽 I love your video and your content, and I love Spidey especially as an adult now more than ever ironically. I feel like i can finally relate to him in terms of his personal responsibilities he has to the people around him. Ironically he appeals to younger people, but I think he hits the hardest as one ages. Everything really starts to hit home. His character arc, his story really starts to make sense once you start experiencing responsibility and accountability as a young adult. But as a child, a young woc growing up in a predominantly white area and schools, I was definitely treated as different, and I was made to feel different, and often excluded. Even amongst other comic and marvel fans. Growing up with the X-Men comics and shows (TAS, Evolution), gave me comfort. I felt validated, I felt like I wasn’t alone and that my experiences were being reflected in the characters and their stories. Being an outcast comes in so many ways, that’s why the X-Men, like Spider-man, are so universal and speak to so many experiences and stories. It’s kind of ironic how as a child the X-Men spoke to me, and as a young adult Spider-man speaks to me, despite them tackling different experiences and themes. Now that I’m older I definitely see myself in Peter often, and of course anyone can wear the mask, that’s what makes Spidey such an iconic character. But God I really needed the X-Men growing up, and I feel so lucky I did. The X-Men represent the realistic, the cruel world that we find ourselves in. It’s a way to remind us that we will always feel out of place somewhere. Spider-man represents the idealistic, the best parts of humanity that we want to live up to. That we can find a way to make others feel uplifted. That’s what makes him the best portrayal of a hero. Keep up the great content bro💪🏽
Love reading your comments 🔥and I totally agree, X-men is TOO underrated Appreciate you giving my stuff a shot! Coming back soon with some more new videos, hope ya stick around!
What i personally think about why spiderman is the greatest super hero, is that, he is constrantly choosing to be a hero sacrificing his own stability and life. And his powers arent even that exaggerated to help him out easily. Its his own choice, his sacrifice and his constantly questioning his own decisions that makes him the greatest hero for me
@@SoGoodContentI don't agree with that take on Peter Parker. Sam Raimi's Spiderman is my favorite because, to me, he's the most relatable out of the three. He is shorter, he lives in a horrible apartment, he has made a bunch of morally questionable things, and above all, he used to be just a nerd. I don't really get why some people (Cosmonaut for example, ew) think Raimi's Spiderman is too dorky. He is the perfect combination of attractiveness, nerdiness, and relatability. He's not as funny as some other Spider-Mans, but as a character he's just so awesome.
@@Carlos-xz3viBatman isn’t as hated or put down like Spidey is a lot of the time. But yeah Batman could have easily become more of a villian too (like the Thomas Wayne version)
Gonna disagree with you on that one. Not becoming a villain in the face of hardship isn’t the mark of a hero; it’s the mark of any normal, decent human. Becoming a villain just means that you had the propensity to become one from the start, but you just needed an excuse. It’s not that refusing to be a villain means you are strong; it’s that becoming a villain means you are weak.
In the Ultimate Spider-Man comic, there's a moment that truly shows why Spider-Man is the best superhero. He jumps in front of a bullet to save Captain America, even after being told he's not ready to be a superhero. It's a powerful moment that highlights Spider-Man's selflessness. He didn't hesitate or think twice about protecting someone else, even when he was doubted by Captain America earlier.
Couldnt mention it in the video, but I DO show that actual comic panel at the end in what I feel is a pretty powerful part of the video, lmk what you think when you see it!
Part of Spidey's appeal to me was partly that he was the everyman, but that he fought for the everyman at the same time. A friendly, neighborhood hero. He was the guy saving your cat, stopping the guy who mugged you, talking to the man about to jump, as well as fighting superpowered lunatics. And when he fought them, he always called them by they're name. Kingpin "Willie" Green Goblin "Norman", Shocker "Herman", Doc Ock "Otto", and so on.
I really like the point of how he could easily be rich as hell because of his powers, but he isn't because he's too busy saving people. He is of such a character that if something bad is going to happen or is happening, he can not bring himself to ignore it. With his spider sense, he always has a hunch, and so he's always busy righting wrongs. I think all the terrible things that happen to him are karmas way of balancing itself, as fucked up as that is.
What makes Spider-Man, Spider-Man is that after everything he does, after all the people he saves, the cars, walls he catches, the villains he stops, the out of these world missions he goes on with The Avengers, X-Men and Fantastic Four, he never asks for any thanks, he doesn’t ask for a reward or money, he doesn’t ask for the honour and glory There’s a quote from Spectacular Spider-Man which sums up my point “If I wanted all the glory, I wouldn’t wear a mask”
@@Carlos-xz3vi cause every other super hero tends to at least have something else going for them, Thor has a kingdom, Batman is rich, Martian the man hunter literally never has to worry about rent or food, Wonder Woman is a queen, Spider-Man gets evicted often, loses everyone he loves often, can’t hold a relationship and can never seem to build a family, few people know is identity so his absence is felt as laziness when he is being heroic. Most other hero’s don’t carry these issues, all the while he stays friendly and a great man with a cheerful outlook. Put any other hero in that situation and they are just depressed and quit. Spider-Man has quit before but most of the time for selfless reasons, even when he has a selfish moment it’s quickly reversed so that he is sacrificing again. Not even comparable
Spiderman is the best superhero, because he tries to save everyone. He is one of the few heros who would die to save your life. His inly flaw is that he cannot come to terms that he may have to kill someone. And just like superman if he fails to save just one, he take all the guilt and feels that it his fault even tho it wasn't always his fault
@youngspecial64 It has made problems for him. Peter Parker is like batman... believing anyone deserves a second chance. The problem is that some people are too far gone
Spider-Man has always been my top number 1 favorite superhero of all time, whether it’s the Raimi trilogy, the 90s series, Spider Verse, spectacular etc etc he is my favorite superhero, I loved him as a kid and I love him even more as an adult.
Spider-Man by every means should have been a villian and one thats hard to deal with yet hes been a hero to not just the people of his world but our world for many generations and its seems like every household will know the name Spider-Man/ peter parker
He's great because of two themes that set the golden standard of what a hero should be: 1. With Great power comes Great Responsibility 2. Anyone can wear the mask/be a hero, regardless of race, gender, religious and political beliefs, and socioeconomic status.
This is a wonderful video! You did an excellent job putting to words why Peter Parker is not only my favorite superhero, but my favorite fictional character of all time.
I like how in the new ultimate universe he doesn’t have to have a tragedy to become spider-man (at least not yet) he becomes spider-man in the ultimate universe because peters just a good dude wanting to help people
In the words of the creator of imaginary Axis The next time someone tells you The Spider-Man could do everything a spider can Tell them to give him a little more credit He's nothing short of Amazing.
I think the summarization of the point of this video is the fact that spiderman is relatable. When you talk about factoring the bills and normal things a civilian would have in their life, the point derived from that is that spiderman sacrifices the things that most of us have to save others.
Thanks, really appreciate the comment, Ive worked really hard and RUclips is tryna put me in a box :/ got a bunch of Spiderman videos coming out so hopefully that help!
It all started with the 70’s Spider-Man show, Spider-Man and his Amazing Friends, followed by the 90’s series, to then seeing Tobey’s Spider-Man 1 in theaters at 7 years old and catching every release in theaters, and when Andrew’s films were released, I was also there for each one and always supported Andrew, then Tom came into the picture and became my all time favorite version of Peter Parker, who is everything that Tobey was for me when I was a kid, amplified, making them alike for me and keeping my love for Spider-Man alive to this day and everything he stands for as a person no matter what everyone says. He’s been with me my whole life, and I’ll always owe him my life for that.
He is the most popular most relatable and most heroic hero/character ever. He is amazing ultimate spectacular and GREATER Great vid although using raimi's spider-man as the thumbnail kinda sucks
Dude. This isn't good at all. IT WAS FREAKING AWESOME TO THE MAX!!!!! I love this view on Spider-Man/Peter Parker. I personally love Spider-Man because he's the perfect embodiment of a good willed person. Doing various things like constantly showing us time and time again that with or without powers we all the ability to be a good human being. During one of the Amazing Spider-Man runs Peter Parker fought Morlun for the very first time. It's one of my favorite moments in the comics simply because it shows Peter's determination to stick to his values and principles. Morlun was unlike anything he's ever fought, and it was a one-sided battle. Peter could have run away and allowed other heroes to deal with Morlun. He wanted so badly to just once let someone else come and save the day. He was fighting non-stop for 12 straight hours and had so many opportunities to run away. But he chooses to go back each moment until he found a way to beat Morlun. The "never give up" mentality he has even when he's in the worst situations always inspires me. Even to this day! Thank you so much for this!
Spiderman is the greatest superhero of all time for menot just because he is relatable. But because he is an inspiration. If superman is a god living among us and living for us, spiderman is man, living for us, forgetting himself. There is nothing that exaggerated about him. He is strong but he is no superman who is the strongest, he is fast, but not the flash who is the fqstest, he is smart, but not tony or bruce. He can fight but not the best matial artist like batman. What every other hero has going for them is that there is something that makes it easy for them to do what they are doing. It can be powers or background which makes them a cut above the rest. Superman is god, but he is inspiration to do better Batman is human, but he is the richest man, rhe smartest, the best fighter with an arsenal of tools and prep time for his prep time. Spiderman is simply a man who is has powers but he also has his own struggles which we can actually understand
I feel like batman's also pretty similar to how good spider man is, just in a slightly different more mental way. Sure, he may be rich, and he can use his money to solve pretty much any problem, but him being batman has basically ruined his life mentally, and no matter how much money he has, he will always feels empty and alone. The best piece of media that represents this is definitely Batman mask of the phantasm, and the scene "I didn't count on being happy" is the best scene to sum everything up. Sure he could use his money to raise awareness or increase the quality and amount of police, and he still does to some degree, but instead also gives everything in his life up to dedicate being the Batman to make sure that nobody goes through what he did as a child ever again.
Dawg without Superman dc and superhero’s as a whole wouldn’t even have existed and Superman is barleys in my top 10 Nightwing is my favorite hero and Lucifer if my favorite character
Spiderman is the more relatable superhero, not the best. The best Superhero is Superman, someone who always do what is right. You stop in a hard situation and think "what superman would do?" and you will made what is right. If you stop in a hard situation and think "what spiderman would do?" you probably quit, find the way to earn money of it or worst, youre uncle ends dead. Spiderman is not a good superhero, he's just a f*#@g great character. A superhero is a superhero, Marvel doesnt have good heroes, it has good characters.
What about Superman? does he not sacrifice his life as Clark Kent to be Superman, does he not leave his family to be Superman, does Superman not choose to be Superman because of his own choice?
The difference I think is that Clark Kent is still a respected journalist who has a job to fall back on and Superman is basically a demi god. Superman's story and Spiderman's story while similar are enjoyable for different reasons. Superman is a alien who is arguably more human then most people. He's at the top but always there for the little guy. Spiderman is strong but is often the little guy sticking up for the other little guys at the expense of everything he has. He's an underdog more times then not.
Spider man is suffering from super hero syndrome it’s not ok he and the rest of the spider people in different universes need to say no and overcome this syndrome marvel is making a profit of spider man suffering it’s wrong
I’m not a spidey hater but how are you saying one of the reasons he’s the best is that he doesn’t use his powers to make a shit ton of money, when literally every hero does that.
Good comment, the main difference is that Spidey is broke, the flash, wonder woman, ms.marvel, ect ect, all have well paying jobs that allow them to own homes and have peace when they arent in the mask, spidey doesnt. Love the comment though its a great addition to the convo so imma pin ya
@@SoGoodContent so hes your favorite just because hes poor? and chooses to be a hero? and even when he has free time he still slacks and is late to his job for literally no reason..
@@SoGoodContent other heroes save their people and cities but still make money, he's just a slacker as he misses his job half the time when he's not even being spiderman
Spiderman is not the best superhero. Spiderman is not even the best Marvel character (I could argue that Daredevil and Wolverine are far superior). However, Spiderman is cool for a demographic that considers the concept of being cool extremely important in their lives, and that demographic is teenagers. Spiderman is the perennial teenager that no matter how much good he does his problems revolve around teenager issues. Spiderman, as opposed to other superheroes, is disliked by figures of authority; again, teenager’s sentiments. His mask, along with his quips and jokes, is a vehicle to cover his insecurities, and what says adolescence more than being insecure? This is what makes Spiderman so important. There is no other character in comics that captures the feeling of being a teenager better than Spiderman.
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I disagree, he is the best HERO archetype, but that doesn’t necessarily mean he’s the best superhero character wise.
I think characters like Magneto, Daredevil, Nova, Nightcrawler, and Storm bring more to the table when it comes to superhero characterization. It’s a lot more nuanced for them, especially from their morals. Many X-Men characters are severely underrated in the general public, because life isn’t as simple or black and white as a lot of Spider-man runs cover. Hickman’s Powers of X/House of X and later Magneto centric runs in Fall of X was some of the best characterizations and analysis of what being a superpowered individual is.
Being relatable doesn’t necessarily a better character, it means more people may choose that hero as their favorite because it appeals to as many people as possible. But sometimes unrelatable characters are amazing in their own way, I can’t relate to Magneto’s aim for mutant superiority in his earlier runs, or being a loud outspoken mutant willing to bear his identity and face, taking in what the world thinks of him head on, or being a mutant messiah, but I can sure as hell relate to him in feeling like an outcast and discarded since his childhood, and those small glimpses of relatability and vulnerability in exceptional, bigger than life personalities can be just as powerful and impactful.
@@dulcedeleche22 peak comment 😫 X-Men is arguably MORE relatable to me than Spiderman, Peter Parker is the ideal, who among us could claim to be as “perfect” morally as him? He’s a hero one could hardly hope they would be. X-men are more often than not the soberingly realistic take on “human” heros (yes the irony of them not being considered fully human is not lost on me and arguably the whole point!)
The X-men weren’t just great heros and villains they were people we could directly relate to. Mutants have been put through so much unadulterated bs that I DO get magnetos pov…I may not agree with it, but there are times when I teeter, when emotions well up and I see something they are put through and I feel as if maybe magneto is right!(keep in mind IM one of the humans he’d do away with!)
It’s powerful storytelling BUT in my mind Spiderman is that idealistic superhero who we all wish we could be… self sacrificing in every way, a hero through in through… while heros like Superman have far greater peaks spiderman fights just as hard with a decibel of a fraction of the power.
AWESOME comment! Thanks for adding
@@SoGoodContent You got taste fr🙏🏽 I love your video and your content, and I love Spidey especially as an adult now more than ever ironically. I feel like i can finally relate to him in terms of his personal responsibilities he has to the people around him. Ironically he appeals to younger people, but I think he hits the hardest as one ages. Everything really starts to hit home. His character arc, his story really starts to make sense once you start experiencing responsibility and accountability as a young adult.
But as a child, a young woc growing up in a predominantly white area and schools, I was definitely treated as different, and I was made to feel different, and often excluded. Even amongst other comic and marvel fans. Growing up with the X-Men comics and shows (TAS, Evolution), gave me comfort. I felt validated, I felt like I wasn’t alone and that my experiences were being reflected in the characters and their stories. Being an outcast comes in so many ways, that’s why the X-Men, like Spider-man, are so universal and speak to so many experiences and stories.
It’s kind of ironic how as a child the X-Men spoke to me, and as a young adult Spider-man speaks to me, despite them tackling different experiences and themes.
Now that I’m older I definitely see myself in Peter often, and of course anyone can wear the mask, that’s what makes Spidey such an iconic character. But God I really needed the X-Men growing up, and I feel so lucky I did.
The X-Men represent the realistic, the cruel world that we find ourselves in. It’s a way to remind us that we will always feel out of place somewhere.
Spider-man represents the idealistic, the best parts of humanity that we want to live up to. That we can find a way to make others feel uplifted. That’s what makes him the best portrayal of a hero.
Keep up the great content bro💪🏽
Love reading your comments 🔥and I totally agree, X-men is TOO underrated
Appreciate you giving my stuff a shot! Coming back soon with some more new videos, hope ya stick around!
What i personally think about why spiderman is the greatest super hero, is that, he is constrantly choosing to be a hero sacrificing his own stability and life. And his powers arent even that exaggerated to help him out easily. Its his own choice, his sacrifice and his constantly questioning his own decisions that makes him the greatest hero for me
@@SoGoodContentI don't agree with that take on Peter Parker. Sam Raimi's Spiderman is my favorite because, to me, he's the most relatable out of the three. He is shorter, he lives in a horrible apartment, he has made a bunch of morally questionable things, and above all, he used to be just a nerd. I don't really get why some people (Cosmonaut for example, ew) think Raimi's Spiderman is too dorky. He is the perfect combination of attractiveness, nerdiness, and relatability. He's not as funny as some other Spider-Mans, but as a character he's just so awesome.
How can you not love a character that has every single right to become a villain, but chooses to do good simply because it is the right thing to do
You can say the exact same thing about Batman.
@@Carlos-xz3viBatman isn’t as hated or put down like Spidey is a lot of the time. But yeah Batman could have easily become more of a villian too (like the Thomas Wayne version)
@MilestheDirtyMindedGoblin2099 there multiple versions of him who turn evil
@@emmanuelojurongbe2469 true
Gonna disagree with you on that one. Not becoming a villain in the face of hardship isn’t the mark of a hero; it’s the mark of any normal, decent human. Becoming a villain just means that you had the propensity to become one from the start, but you just needed an excuse.
It’s not that refusing to be a villain means you are strong; it’s that becoming a villain means you are weak.
In the Ultimate Spider-Man comic, there's a moment that truly shows why Spider-Man is the best superhero. He jumps in front of a bullet to save Captain America, even after being told he's not ready to be a superhero. It's a powerful moment that highlights Spider-Man's selflessness. He didn't hesitate or think twice about protecting someone else, even when he was doubted by Captain America earlier.
Couldnt mention it in the video, but I DO show that actual comic panel at the end in what I feel is a pretty powerful part of the video, lmk what you think when you see it!
Feels even worse knowing what happens afterwards…
Yeah but Peter Parker’s still a bitch
But Peter’s still a B!tch
He gets no play no respect and no bitches
Part of Spidey's appeal to me was partly that he was the everyman, but that he fought for the everyman at the same time. A friendly, neighborhood hero. He was the guy saving your cat, stopping the guy who mugged you, talking to the man about to jump, as well as fighting superpowered lunatics. And when he fought them, he always called them by they're name. Kingpin "Willie" Green Goblin "Norman", Shocker "Herman", Doc Ock "Otto", and so on.
Exactly
"In life we always have a choice and you can always choose to do what is right"
My friend Harry taught me that
I really like the point of how he could easily be rich as hell because of his powers, but he isn't because he's too busy saving people. He is of such a character that if something bad is going to happen or is happening, he can not bring himself to ignore it. With his spider sense, he always has a hunch, and so he's always busy righting wrongs. I think all the terrible things that happen to him are karmas way of balancing itself, as fucked up as that is.
Alot of people misunderstand this and I don't understand how
What makes Spider-Man, Spider-Man is that after everything he does, after all the people he saves, the cars, walls he catches, the villains he stops, the out of these world missions he goes on with The Avengers, X-Men and Fantastic Four, he never asks for any thanks, he doesn’t ask for a reward or money, he doesn’t ask for the honour and glory
There’s a quote from Spectacular Spider-Man which sums up my point
“If I wanted all the glory, I wouldn’t wear a mask”
How is that different from any other superhero ever?
@@Carlos-xz3vi cause every other super hero tends to at least have something else going for them, Thor has a kingdom, Batman is rich, Martian the man hunter literally never has to worry about rent or food, Wonder Woman is a queen, Spider-Man gets evicted often, loses everyone he loves often, can’t hold a relationship and can never seem to build a family, few people know is identity so his absence is felt as laziness when he is being heroic. Most other hero’s don’t carry these issues, all the while he stays friendly and a great man with a cheerful outlook. Put any other hero in that situation and they are just depressed and quit. Spider-Man has quit before but most of the time for selfless reasons, even when he has a selfish moment it’s quickly reversed so that he is sacrificing again. Not even comparable
@@Carlos-xz3vispider-man struggles more and has better stories and motives
it's because it's his responsibility that he doesn't want any reward
Wealth and fame? He’s ignored
Action is his reward
And everytime he holds back, even in the face absolute evil he holds back and gives them one more chance.
so does batman
@@cleragius3125Batman can’t put a hole in ur face with one punch.
@@AM-bq4ki he probably could... hes really strong and literally has superhuman feats
Spiderman is a icon that has helped millions of fans like myself find hope and courage
Spiderman is the best superhero, because he tries to save everyone. He is one of the few heros who would die to save your life. His inly flaw is that he cannot come to terms that he may have to kill someone. And just like superman if he fails to save just one, he take all the guilt and feels that it his fault even tho it wasn't always his fault
Not coming to terms with killing somebody is not a flaw.
Not by a long shot.
@youngspecial64 It has made problems for him. Peter Parker is like batman... believing anyone deserves a second chance. The problem is that some people are too far gone
Some people deserve it 🤷. Jk lolZ!!
Hes not one of the few but he does it more than most
@@youngspecial64it doesn't but it's realistic. Killing someone wouldn't be easy to live with
Spider-Man has always been my top number 1 favorite superhero of all time, whether it’s the Raimi trilogy, the 90s series, Spider Verse, spectacular etc etc he is my favorite superhero, I loved him as a kid and I love him even more as an adult.
I don't know why I'm crying but man spider man is a real g
I didn't cry but I understand crying
Spider-Man by every means should have been a villian and one thats hard to deal with yet hes been a hero to not just the people of his world but our world for many generations and its seems like every household will know the name Spider-Man/ peter parker
He's great because of two themes that set the golden standard of what a hero should be:
1. With Great power comes Great Responsibility
2. Anyone can wear the mask/be a hero, regardless of race, gender, religious and political beliefs, and socioeconomic status.
This is a wonderful video! You did an excellent job putting to words why Peter Parker is not only my favorite superhero, but my favorite fictional character of all time.
I like how in the new ultimate universe he doesn’t have to have a tragedy to become spider-man (at least not yet) he becomes spider-man in the ultimate universe because peters just a good dude wanting to help people
In the words of the creator of imaginary Axis The next time someone tells you The Spider-Man could do everything a spider can Tell them to give him a little more credit He's nothing short of
Amazing.
Or "Spectacular".
I am a big fan of Spiderman he one of my favourite characters
I think of get a Spiderman shirt on line so ya team Spiderman forever
Humanity's Greatest Champion🥺❤️
I think the summarization of the point of this video is the fact that spiderman is relatable. When you talk about factoring the bills and normal things a civilian would have in their life, the point derived from that is that spiderman sacrifices the things that most of us have to save others.
Spider-man ❤ greatest superhero ever
damn, got goosebumps at the end
My Grandma took me to the theatre to all 3 Raimi movies, when i was a boy. As a man grown Spiderman will always have a special place in my heart.
dude,this shit made me cry. great video essay man
Appreciate the kind words, just happy you enjoyed it 🫂
My favorite superhero of all time
Happy birthday Web-head. Thanks for everything.
Best character ever
happy birthday spidey
Wow the ending gave me chills, really good stuff. I can’t wait to see your channel get the recognition it deserves.
Thanks, really appreciate the comment, Ive worked really hard and RUclips is tryna put me in a box :/ got a bunch of Spiderman videos coming out so hopefully that help!
Spider-Man is the Most marketable super hero. He can be made for kids, teens, and adults & STILL be good
Spider-man’s my GOAT!!❤️💙🕸️🕷️🔥🔥
Spiderman is the goat
Well said!
Almost shed a tear damn
This is really high quality content, can’t wait till you get picked up by the algorithm!
this shit got me crying in the club right now
GOAT
0:28 very madlad move of you to use the "superhero movie" scene instead of the actual Uncle ben death instead. Incredibly underrated movie
This is a great video. Very refreshing and great explanation of spiderman
U should also mention the SPIDERMAN SUIT,WEB,ACROBATICS & SENSE of HUMOR that PEOPLE LOVE 🕸️🕷️
I see you Joe.
It all started with the 70’s Spider-Man show, Spider-Man and his Amazing Friends, followed by the 90’s series, to then seeing Tobey’s Spider-Man 1 in theaters at 7 years old and catching every release in theaters, and when Andrew’s films were released, I was also there for each one and always supported Andrew, then Tom came into the picture and became my all time favorite version of Peter Parker, who is everything that Tobey was for me when I was a kid, amplified, making them alike for me and keeping my love for Spider-Man alive to this day and everything he stands for as a person no matter what everyone says. He’s been with me my whole life, and I’ll always owe him my life for that.
ahora le tengo mas aprecio al personaje y buen video :)
Gracias por su comment :)
He is the most popular most relatable and most heroic hero/character ever. He is amazing ultimate spectacular and GREATER
Great vid although using raimi's spider-man as the thumbnail kinda sucks
Dude. This isn't good at all. IT WAS FREAKING AWESOME TO THE MAX!!!!!
I love this view on Spider-Man/Peter Parker. I personally love Spider-Man because he's the perfect embodiment of a good willed person. Doing various things like constantly showing us time and time again that with or without powers we all the ability to be a good human being.
During one of the Amazing Spider-Man runs Peter Parker fought Morlun for the very first time. It's one of my favorite moments in the comics simply because it shows Peter's determination to stick to his values and principles. Morlun was unlike anything he's ever fought, and it was a one-sided battle. Peter could have run away and allowed other heroes to deal with Morlun. He wanted so badly to just once let someone else come and save the day. He was fighting non-stop for 12 straight hours and had so many opportunities to run away. But he chooses to go back each moment until he found a way to beat Morlun. The "never give up" mentality he has even when he's in the worst situations always inspires me. Even to this day!
Thank you so much for this!
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed and that’s a great example from the comics!!!
Loved 🥰 this video! So good. So talented
Bless you
Spidey is the goat
Superhero? he can´t even fight anymore!
I don't care what anyone says about spiderman. For me he is the greatest hero and he will always be my greatest superhero.
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3:18 L cap they're right every marvel superhero does.
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Spiderman is the greatest superhero of all time for menot just because he is relatable. But because he is an inspiration.
If superman is a god living among us and living for us, spiderman is man, living for us, forgetting himself.
There is nothing that exaggerated about him. He is strong but he is no superman who is the strongest, he is fast, but not the flash who is the fqstest, he is smart, but not tony or bruce. He can fight but not the best matial artist like batman.
What every other hero has going for them is that there is something that makes it easy for them to do what they are doing. It can be powers or background which makes them a cut above the rest.
Superman is god, but he is inspiration to do better
Batman is human, but he is the richest man, rhe smartest, the best fighter with an arsenal of tools and prep time for his prep time.
Spiderman is simply a man who is has powers but he also has his own struggles which we can actually understand
Which version Peter Parker are you talking about? For example, Peter Parker (Earth-15) is evil.
Peter Parker from 616!
Joe Bartolozzi is right.
Fyi superman built the house of DC
You spelled Ghost Rider wrong.
Spider-Man
I feel like batman's also pretty similar to how good spider man is, just in a slightly different more mental way. Sure, he may be rich, and he can use his money to solve pretty much any problem, but him being batman has basically ruined his life mentally, and no matter how much money he has, he will always feels empty and alone. The best piece of media that represents this is definitely Batman mask of the phantasm, and the scene "I didn't count on being happy" is the best scene to sum everything up. Sure he could use his money to raise awareness or increase the quality and amount of police, and he still does to some degree, but instead also gives everything in his life up to dedicate being the Batman to make sure that nobody goes through what he did as a child ever again.
Dawg without Superman dc and superhero’s as a whole wouldn’t even have existed and Superman is barleys in my top 10 Nightwing is my favorite hero and Lucifer if my favorite character
Spiderman is the more relatable superhero, not the best. The best Superhero is Superman, someone who always do what is right. You stop in a hard situation and think "what superman would do?" and you will made what is right. If you stop in a hard situation and think "what spiderman would do?" you probably quit, find the way to earn money of it or worst, youre uncle ends dead. Spiderman is not a good superhero, he's just a f*#@g great character. A superhero is a superhero, Marvel doesnt have good heroes, it has good characters.
He is the heroest hero but by changing the world he's not even top 10 best superhero.
What about Superman? does he not sacrifice his life as Clark Kent to be Superman, does he not leave his family to be Superman, does Superman not choose to be Superman because of his own choice?
The difference I think is that Clark Kent is still a respected journalist who has a job to fall back on and Superman is basically a demi god. Superman's story and Spiderman's story while similar are enjoyable for different reasons.
Superman is a alien who is arguably more human then most people. He's at the top but always there for the little guy. Spiderman is strong but is often the little guy sticking up for the other little guys at the expense of everything he has. He's an underdog more times then not.
Batman >>>Iron Man
Spiderman >>>>>Batman
Iron Man>>> Batman
Spider-Man>>> Batman and iron man
Spider man is suffering from super hero syndrome it’s not ok he and the rest of the spider people in different universes need to say no and overcome this syndrome marvel is making a profit of spider man suffering it’s wrong
I’m not a spidey hater but how are you saying one of the reasons he’s the best is that he doesn’t use his powers to make a shit ton of money, when literally every hero does that.
Good comment, the main difference is that Spidey is broke, the flash, wonder woman, ms.marvel, ect ect, all have well paying jobs that allow them to own homes and have peace when they arent in the mask, spidey doesnt.
Love the comment though its a great addition to the convo so imma pin ya
@@SoGoodContent so hes your favorite just because hes poor? and chooses to be a hero? and even when he has free time he still slacks and is late to his job for literally no reason..
@@cleragius3125 🤣 if by Slacks you mean saves all of new york at the expense of his own human life, then yea.
@@SoGoodContent other heroes save their people and cities but still make money, he's just a slacker as he misses his job half the time when he's not even being spiderman
there's a company that made spider man plushies but peter said "its hard to get paid without giving out your identity"
Spiderman is not the best superhero. Spiderman is not even the best Marvel character (I could argue that Daredevil and Wolverine are far superior). However, Spiderman is cool for a demographic that considers the concept of being cool extremely important in their lives, and that demographic is teenagers. Spiderman is the perennial teenager that no matter how much good he does his problems revolve around teenager issues. Spiderman, as opposed to other superheroes, is disliked by figures of authority; again, teenager’s sentiments. His mask, along with his quips and jokes, is a vehicle to cover his insecurities, and what says adolescence more than being insecure? This is what makes Spiderman so important. There is no other character in comics that captures the feeling of being a teenager better than Spiderman.
You do realize most Marvel money is made because of Spider-Man, so please stop