Do you know who appeared in the first issue of Amazing Spider-Man in 1963?
The Fantastic Four
Even in the ORIGINAL comics he has looked up to other heroes and ultimately decides to be his own hero
Those other films did not have the ability to have other heroes in them and Ill bet if they did it would’ve been similar to what we have now
That’s interesting. For me my frame of reference is always the animated show and the og movies so I guess I just am more used to the idea of him getting started on his own, I felt like that origin was more inspiring
Didn’t he though? I forget how that was explained. Stop calling for a ban lol, mods gonna come save you like Iron Man
It was explained by : ok were going to space you're gonna need a better suit, here's one, end of story
No what I’m asking for is no iron man
I don’t think you get my point, I know that that ends up being what happens but it’s stupid that it’s ever even a question. Does Toby Spidey have to sit there and figure out to be his own hero all movie, no he just does it because that’s what heroes do. The idea of even raising the question is insulting to the character
OK but Tobey isn't in a cinematic universe blablabla also its very much his initial conflict to become a hero after his uncles death etc
It’s 11:45 am and y’all already in h**** hours
It's 17:44 here leave me alone ill be h**** when I want to
You’re basically asking for Raimi and TASM movies but in the MCU which is missing the point entirely of even having him in the MCU in the first place.
You’re asking for cookie cutter formula that we have seen numerous times now.
Honestly I think they should’ve just went straight for Miles if this was how they were gonna switch it up
It's 17:44 here leave me alone ill be h**** when I want to
It’s just getting dark over there tho
It’s just getting dark over there tho
The sky isn't the only thing getting dark in here 😏
He betrays dr strange for villains be just met after spending his last solo getting tricked by a villain he just met and y’all want me to think he developing?
But again
What if it’s the other Spider-Mans that convince him to go against Dr Strange and Dr Ock is actually on their side joining them once he realizes the multi-verse mess he’s in. He was surprised to see Holland Parker
He betrays dr strange for villains be just met after spending his last solo getting tricked by a villain he just met and y’all want me to think he developing?
But again
Let's watch the movie before jumping to conclusions
Dr Ock did have a redemption arc in Spider-Man 2 anyway so him going good would line up with his character
Dr Ock did have a redemption arc in Spider-Man 2 anyway so him going good would line up with his character
Yeah ppl getting mad at that completely missing the point of his whole character in these movies
Honestly I think they should’ve just went straight for Miles if this was how they were gonna switch it up

I know spider man is usually a youthful character but they’ve made him such a little b**** boy that he would feel embarrassed playing him at 30
i remember Andrew also saying something similar about not wanting to play spiderman for much longer cause of his age….that s*** broke my heart
i remember Andrew also saying something similar about not wanting to play spiderman for much longer cause of his age….that s*** broke my heart
These roles are physically exausting,tom holland talked about how ruined his body is even tho hes a gymnast or something
These roles are physically exausting,tom holland talked about how ruined his body is even tho hes a gymnast or something
Damn green goblin really gave this man the work
Dr Ock did have a redemption arc in Spider-Man 2 anyway so him going good would line up with his character
It's basically pulling him from the timeline right before the end of Spider man 2 right? So it makes sense for him to go good in a similar way