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Spider-Verse |OT| Every Spider-Man Ever!

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2099 Punisher's stylish knee pads kinda looks like Night Thrasher's mask in your avatar.

Just sayin

Style is timeless, bro

edit: speaking of fun- the highlight of the issue for me

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Speed buggy spiderman takes none of your shit
 
I need to come back and read spiderman comic, that panel looks really fun.

Spider verse is really easy to get into, so now's a good time. The event is mostly self contained as well- no real need to know a ton of spidey backstory, though there are a lot of crazy references in there for long time fans.
 
It's a shame Leopardon got destroyed with so little 'screen time'.

But then again, it was the guy that killed Captain Universe Spider-man in two? panels, so that's Okay I guess.
 
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did you read spiderman 2099 #7? That book is ALMOST as entertaining. Miguel continues to be the GOAT spiderman.

Slayven might enjoy this.

Guess what day it is?

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PUNISHMENT DAY

Can't unsee the >_< skull
 

Drayco21

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It's a shame Leopardon got destroyed with so little 'screen time'.

But then again, it was the guy that killed Captain Universe Spider-man in two? panels, so that's Okay I guess.

It still bums me out that instead of being a fun-times celebration of the Spider-Man mythos, it's more Dan Slott riling people up with cheap shock deaths, mean-spirited cameos and character assassination. Leopardon arriving should have been the tightest shit, and for exactly one page, it was- and then it got fed to the blackhole mary sue villain for no other reason than to make him seem even more threatening.

Amazing #13 spoilers-
If Kaine really dies, I'm fucking done.
 

Sinatar

Official GAF Bottom Feeder
Folks who were disappointed at how quickly the Japanese Spider-Mecha got taken out should read this weeks Spider-Man 2099, looks like it's due for a comeback.
 

Drayco21

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That was... a really flaccid issue, this week. Really felt like Slott phoned it in for the final stretch. Hopefully the epilogue stuff makes up for it.
 
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Should have double sized the issue. The way it wrapped up felt like the ending of a Scooby Doo episode.
 

Drayco21

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Should have double sized the issue. The way it wrapped up felt like the ending of a Scooby Doo episode.

I feel behind a bit on some of the tie-ins, did
Karn actually show up in anything for more than a couple pages after Edge of Spider-Verse? His face turn seems really unearned here, and should have been fleshed out more.
 
I feel behind a bit on some of the tie-ins, did
Karn actually show up in anything for more than a couple pages after Edge of Spider-Verse? His face turn seems really unearned here, and should have been fleshed out more.
He was recruited by Anya and company in Spider-Verse Team Up #3
 

Toa TAK

Banned
I actually liked how it ended and am looking forward to seeing the epilogue to finish it all off.

The way they went out made sense, and Otto, once again, comes up with the Superior solution (that no one thanked him for).
 

E the Shaggy

Junior Member
I actually liked how it ended and am looking forward to seeing the epilogue to finish it all off.

The way they went out made sense, and Otto, once again, comes up with the Superior solution (that no one thanked him for).

You mean
killing an innocent victim?
Yeah I don't think any of the Spider-Men would be rushing to give him a pat on the back for that one.
 

Toa TAK

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You mean
killing an innocent victim?
Yeah I don't think any of the Spider-Men would be rushing to give him a pat on the back for that one.

They should, it was the reason why everything tied together so nicely.
Now they can't jump between universes anymore and the remaining Spider-Men can go home without a problem and won't have to worry about them.

Too easy if I say so myself.
 

Drayco21

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You mean
killing an innocent victim?
Yeah I don't think any of the Spider-Men would be rushing to give him a pat on the back for that one.

I'm surprised no one made a bigger deal about that. Killing an inheritor is one thing,
but executing one of their prisoners to make sealing them easier is a pretty cowardly, inferior solution.
 
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It'd be funny if Otto's actions is what starts the incursions and the Marvel universe dying.

I was thinking there's a small chance what Otto did is what
caused all those universes to blink out of existence at once. If it was maybe those universes aren't really gone but disconnected from the web and out of the Incursion game.
 

Drayco21

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I was thinking there's a small chance what Otto did is what
caused all those universes to blink out of existence at once. If it was maybe those universes aren't really gone but disconnected from the web and out of the Incursion game.

That'd actually be a really cool way to explain how Secret Wars inherently can't really cover and destroy/reconfigure all of the multiverse.

Speaking of,


Every time we approach an ending to a Slott story, it's imperative that Marvel reminds us: the wild ride never ends. No brakes on the On-Slott.
 

Deadly

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That was... a really flaccid issue, this week. Really felt like Slott phoned it in for the final stretch. Hopefully the epilogue stuff makes up for it.
Yeah it wasn't as good as the other issues. I always thought the Master Weaver would have been the Spider-Man of Earth-001.
 
Huh, at least Mayday,
didn't lower herself to the level of a 'tortured' anti-hero who only cares about revenge.
She's still the best Spider-girl out there.

And I loved the part where the Toei Spider-man said he knew
Leopardon is invincible
.

And regarding Kaine,
how was he able to kill Solus? Solus did say he'd use the last bit of his power to destroy Leopardon, so I guess that may be the reason why he was so easily beaten?
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Drayco21

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And regarding Kaine,
how was he able to kill Solus? Solus did say he'd use the last bit of his power to destroy Leopardon, so I guess that may be the reason why he was so easily beaten?
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That's the only thing that makes sense. Slott is really bad at action scenes.

Being The Other also significantly increases Kaine's damage to the Inheritors though- he was almost single-handily responsible for killing
Deimos too, when they drew first blood after meeting up with team SpOck.
, and that was in his human form- here he was completely given over to The Other, so Kaine was acting as a primordial, abstract spider-god thing.
 
Underwhelming end to an underwhelming event. The epilogue might at least have some nice character moments.

I am saddened that the whole thing felt so empty. There was almost no actual writing. You can sum up the plot of almost every single issue with "There are many spider-men, a fight happens, some spider-men get hurt or killed." It was mostly "action" and not a lot of character, which made all the cool cameos feel hollow.

Even the long anticipated Peter vs Superior was totally unexciting. Ock finds out that Peter is from the future and after a very minor scuffle his response is basically "That sucks oh well, whatever you say Mr Spiderman Sir."

Underwhelming really is the word, but I'm still glad it happened just because I liked seeing all those Spider-Men. I just wish it was better. I did enjoy the issues earlier on that introduced the new Spiders. That was more interesting than the actual main storyline.

And Japanese Spider-Man with his giant robot was awesome.

I found the sideline stories and random one-offs to be much stronger than the main conflict for the most part though

Most definitely.
 

Deadly

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Even the long anticipated Peter vs Superior was totally unexciting. Ock finds out that Peter is from the future and after a very minor scuffle his response is basically "That sucks oh well, whatever you say Mr Spiderman Sir."
He's clearly got a plan up his sleeve though
 

Fuu

Formerly Alaluef (not Aladuf)
I caught up with everything in a few sittings, including all the tie-ins (something I usually don't bother doing with these events), and enjoyed the whole thing a lot. Looking forward to the wrap-up.

I found the sideline stories and random one-offs to be much stronger than the main conflict for the most part though, so I can see how reading only the main ASM issues can give a hollow feeling. Seeing the Spider-Men interacting and doing rescue missions was always delightful. Overall it was a very enjoyable romp, a lot of cool ideas with a standard fare main plot that kept things going without collapsing unto itself.

Hobart/Punk Spidey is rad, Spider-Gwen is cool. Morlun stuck in a black and white weekly comic strip was damn funny, and the short story with Penelope Parker was super cute. There was just a lot of good fun to be had all around. My favorite one has to be "Too Many Spider-Men!" from Spider-Verse Team-Up #2 though, that trio was hilarious.

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Fuu

Formerly Alaluef (not Aladuf)
Did Penni Parker, the girl who pilots Sp//dr, appear again after that one-shot, or was that it?

She was cool
Yeah, she's pretty cool too. She appeared in a few panels during the main event, but always inside the suit. Some of them:

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I chuckled at the cameos in her one-shot story:

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Drayco21

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Scanbro posted text spoilers for what happens in the epilogue, for those who are willing to seek them out and read them before Wednesday.

If you want to stay pure, be careful- they're out there now.

I'm pleased enough, at least.
 
Yeah, she's pretty cool too. She appeared in a few panels during the main event, but always inside the suit. Some of them:

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I chuckled at the cameos in her one-shot story:

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I should check those out then.

I get the cameo in the first panel, but what is it in the second two?
 

Toa TAK

Banned
Otto was right. Fuck you Peter and everyone else.

And the worst part of all was ending the entire comic with a Ramos still.

WHY
 

Drayco21

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The only thing more satisfying than watching Peter finally lay Otto the fuck out and making sure he knew that it was Otto's decision to give Pete the mantle back due to his own inferiority was
watching Kaine's hand burst out of that cocoon.

I'm sure Spock'll be back. No matter how many times you cure it, he's like a sickness that keeps coming back.
 
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