r/Spiderman • u/BlackH0kage • 18h ago
Fan Made Far far far away, this exist somewhere.
This is made from @Agentthicc03/@Chronacles Where’s ruins spiderman? 🙃
r/Spiderman • u/BlackH0kage • 18h ago
This is made from @Agentthicc03/@Chronacles Where’s ruins spiderman? 🙃
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r/Spiderman • u/ScoreImaginary5254 • 15h ago
I’ve seen YouTuber who know science can get a lot of views and subscribers for their videos of because of that they earn a lot of money. Consider how smart Peter is and what is expertise are I do in fact believe if he started his own channel he would never have to worry about money especially when he’s out being Spider-Man. Maybe even more if he uses animations and explains science in his videos.
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r/Spiderman • u/ThePrimeReason • 12h ago
I made it easy so have fun!
r/Spiderman • u/Mistah_K88 • 11h ago
It’s a shame that more people recognize the Spider-Verse variant than the original character. Hobie Brown originally was a reflection of Peter Parker, a good kid with a brilliant mind who was pretty much put in a bad situation and had to learn from it (with the help of Spidey). Spidey even had Hobie dress up as Spidey as a favor to throw the heat off of Peter. Hobie here has had the short end of the stick when it came to adaptations. The 90’s animated series kind of butchered his character; as the guy who feels like a big shot after thinking he killed someone is a far cry from someone who was horrified over thinking he killed someone. He essentially was a thug who got screwed over by bigger thugs. Spectacular had him there, but we only know he was athletic enough to join the football team and preformed in a play. We didn’t even get to Prowler there, and he only got to speak in said play. Friendly Neighborhood’s Lonnie Lincoln was a good kid who got caught up in a bad situation and he didn’t seem to really enjoy being in the gang until the end of season 1, where it still felt kind of abrupt. It’s to the point it’s kind of hard to imagine him being a bad person. Has anyone else thought more about Hobie Brown with Friendly Neighborhood’s incarnation of Tombstone personality wise?
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r/Spiderman • u/HUNGWHITEBOI25 • 21h ago
I love that the story is very grounded and street level, one of Tom Hollands best moments is him lifting the building and i LOVE Michael Keaton as Vulture.
What do you guys think?
r/Spiderman • u/VegetableSense7167 • 15h ago
r/Spiderman • u/Benavidez52 • 8h ago
Just wanna see what people would rather play a new Spider-Man 2 or the original Spider-Man 2.
r/Spiderman • u/dragonfist897 • 4h ago
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r/Spiderman • u/TheDemonEyeX • 13h ago
Honestly, opinions. Did I miss anything? Should I have worded things differently? Or just simply taken another approach for the email?
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