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No, no, he shouldn't. There was too much symbiotes in the movie as it was.

I agree with you on Fraction, especially on what you say about Ajas art being the main thing to enjoy about Hawkeye. And once I realized that, I actually dropped that book. It's a shame Daredevil...

I already use comixology, that's where I get my comics! :smile: and the sales are great, though one can easily spend a LOT on those. Recently I bought Matt Fractions Iron Man run (really enjoy it,...

Yeah. We can buy american comics and trades in comic shops, but we can also buy them digitally. I buy them through comixology, for instance. And I'm not at the point of dropping Spidey. :smile:

I think Spider-Man is the one character I have a bigger problem letting go, actually. In Sweden, Spider-Man was at a time the only superhero book being published (might even be like that now, when I...

I can only speak for myself, but I don't like to complain by any means. I have been looking for a good jumping off point for Spidey in a way, but this story has some pull, I just gotta know how it's...

Yes, I agree. And I sometimes wish Marvel had followed through with that instead. Sure, OMD is not my favourite story by any means, but I don't think that much about it. I just like that we had a...

The pint was to have Peter "younger", single and give back his secret identitity. Back to basics, in a way. It got the job done, and I think people get far too hung up on how it was done.

With that said, there must be something in Dan Slott's Spider-Man comics that people enjoy. Me too. I have for example been an X-Men fan for almost as long as a Spidey fan, and I gave up on reading...

I think the problem is far too few people do actually move on. I agree that fans complaining on the internet shouldn't dictate what kind of comics they choose to make (although it can be nice to vent...

I don't know either. Maybe people liked Tony Daniels and David Finchs art? Maybe they are more aimed at a teenage audience? Grant Morrison might, for example, not be everyone's cup of tea, and it...

Batman is definitely on a creative high right now. Morrisons run might be one of my top five runs on a super hero ever, it's just fantastic. And Snyder/Capullo is doing great at Batman too. Add...

I wasn't too pleased about it at the time. Especially not fond of the Other. JMS era had a lot of stinkers. But it's bygones now, the years has passed.

That's a VERY good question.

Has any other super heroes had as many good stories as Batman? I think not.

I like Otto's current suit, and wish he'd keep it a little longer, but nothing wrong with this one either. It'll take some time to get used to, though.

I agree in that I tjink Slott wants to tell the best story he can, and that is his focus. And of course there's nothing wrong with that. But of course Marvel knows controversy sells with Spidey, and...

The unmasking alienated me. Luckily OMD fixed it. Superior might alienate me, it might not.

They are not *just* trying to anger fans, Slott definitely has a story he has in mind. But it's obviously a strategy to sell more!

I did! :wink:

But still. And of not handled well, a comic that comes out twice a month can suffer in quality. A problem SSM, however one might feel about its direction, does not suffer from. Slott...

Or that it gets more expensive following a comic that comes out twice a month, at 3,99 a piece...

I think they really wanted to show that Peter was back as the one, true Spider-Man. To have him using Ben's costume would just confuse people. They barely even mentioned Ben Reilly for a very long...

I'd rather have the man than the results in a Spider-Man comic. Without a doubt.

I don't think you interpret it they way he meant it. He said that everyone can have that glimmer of hesitation, of wanting to be selfish or something like that. But if one changes his/her mind, then...

I think Ock is the only villain that would work with this? Why? Because he and Peter have pretty much in common, they have a pretty similar background, only that Peter is a so much better person.