So, Beetle has brought Electro to meet her new evil super team made of women and their plan is to "smash the glass ceiling with the bodies of our enemies"
Instead of making their own identities every single one of them (barring White Rabbit) is a super-villain identity that was previously male.
And the first real conversation we see between them is bickering about stupid shit like who keeps what in the fridge. Oh and they also have a kids play area in their hideout because "we believe moms can be great super-villains too"
So, is this what Marvel thinks of women? Are they meant to come across as retards or is it an accident?
It’s fun, and Spencer excels at lovable C-D listers just trying to get by. I hope Max appears soon to greet Francine and they drive off into the sunset
Ryder Ortiz
They seem to be taking it seriously. It's like a rule 63 fetish issue.
You're saying it's a joke but it's just not funny. It's just another case of Marvels Grrrl Power squad
Liam Watson
i dont know man, from these pages it seems like the writer want the reader to think that these people are fucking nuts > "hey do you wanna arm wrestle?" > "ahem, let me talk about diversity in food tastes"
Isaiah Moore
Are you a moron? There's literally nothing with it. Stop taking dumb shit too serious. This is already embarrasing
Jaxon Kelly
Thing is instead of being a girl power team it's founded by a bored billionaire and a lawyer that is completely disingenuous in her motivations.
Gavin Thomas
It really just sounds to me like you're bending over backwards to try and twist an intentionally absurdist moment in to something to be offended over.
Either that or you're just baiting, either way I'm out.
Brayden Nelson
No, it’s not meant to be taken seriously. Look go farm outrage elsewhere with Aaron’s She Hulk or something
Elijah Edwards
It's a silly joke.
It's applying the language of cleancut corporate feminism to supervillainy, creating humour from the dissonance.
Eli Sanders
>group leader giving introductory speech about how well they work as a group is their strength >is immediately interrupted for some petty bullshit about who buys the groceries Were you born humorless or did you just lose it along the way?
Julian Butler
I want a White Rabbit
Landon Thompson
You notice how Spencer seems to have a soft spot for her? She keeps popping up in his run
Andrew Morgan
You sound like a faggot
Jace Morales
>Hey, you wanna arm wrestle? >What, you think you're better than me?
>Scorpia, we've talked about the arm wrestling thing.
why is she so aggro
Brayden Hughes
I'd rather discuss the nursery for villain's kids. Super heroes have kids, but it's rarely discuss villains having kids. Even when they do, the villain is usually a horrible parent. Has there ever been villains who.wantwd to raise a kid legit.
I could read a book that solely focused on being a daycare for villain kids
Id say “How about just wrestle? First one pinned loses”
Dominic Green
Why isn't Female Green Goblin in charge?
Charles Kelly
I think the perfect conclusion to this failed Sinister Six is Francine and Max stealing their shit and laughing their way to a vacation
Nathaniel Wood
I have a mighty urge to write a fanfic series where a male intern is hired by these ladies and fucks them one by one
Easton Thomas
>implying a writer won’t have Max kill her to bring back the status quo
Blake Reed
you could make yourself some money if you team up with an artist
Landon Butler
find an artist learn ren'py open up a patron quit your job
Justin Morgan
It’s kind of you to have that much faith in me, but I think I’ll stick with pastebin or archive chapters for now (if that). I’m open to feedback and ideas in the meantime
William Cook
It was a fucking joke you retard.
Dominic Flores
patreon ren'py cashgrabs dont require me to have any faith in you user
Aaron Gonzalez
>I mean, this comes across as ~about~ as serious as a fair portion of Spencer's Superior Foes. Basically. This is the core of Janice, character. Her dad is tombstone she grew up with supervillains. She wants to be a super villain, costume and all. More than that she wants to be a boss like her dad.
Unfortunately, she's coming to villainy from am outside perspective. She's a hard worker and somebody who sets a goal and strives for it. Most villain don't give two shits about all the pre-work she does and would rather smash and grab.
post the time she ruined that little girls birthday
Brandon Smith
She did? I know she was in Ant-Man, but I didn't follow it.
Josiah Evans
That was in ant-man last days, I think.
Ryan Murphy
>the villain is usually a horrible parent Y'know, you say that, but I feel like when they show a villain having kids it's usually presented in a way to humanize them where they genuinely care about their children and want what's best for them. Hell, just look at Tombstone/Beetle.
It's tombstone and these are regular nobodies. Tombstone could walk with his dick out grab the presents and get away with it. This was just a father daughter bonding day SUPERIOR FOES OF SPIDER-MAN ISSUE #7
Shame. I liked Carolyn with the dumb-as-fuck purple hair.
Benjamin Hughes
I’m calling it a win. Liv is great
Daniel Collins
> Oh and they also have a kids play area in their hideout because "we believe moms can be great super-villains too"
I kind of want to see that.
Ryder Reyes
>Instead of making their own identities every single one of them (barring White Rabbit) is a super-villain identity that was previously male.
I like the joke here, because it reminds me of a comment George Carlin once made regarding feminists in his routine.
Basically, he said that while he agreed with the feminist standpoint, their end goal of white, middle class feminists was simply "careerism" and getting to make big bucks in the system, and that feminism to them was simply "emulating the worst behaviors they complain about in men."
Beetle and her cohorts in this situation are just literally that....empowering women by being as "shitty" as men.
Lincoln Reyes
Question: would female villains play the “Im pregnant” card as like a bulletproof vest/hostage situation to get away from cops and heroes?
Jackson Jackson
They're villains. Of course they would. Fuck, they might even bring their kids with them for a fake hostage after their born to avoid hassle.
Grayson Thompson
Yes. They're not fucking Spider-woman, or the Nova-chick. Or the Black Cat knockoff who used to be a Goblin.
They'd absolutely do that.
Sebastian Bell
They are technically got own names except for electro.
>”Stand back! I’ll vaporize this brat!” >”MOmy” >Villain tries to keep her composure as the mask hides tears of joy >”Y-Yeah you hear that! The rugrat is crying for h-h-her....”
Jayden Powell
>did you get my email about the kitchen?
This is pretty hillarious, desu
Jayden Collins
>GRRL POWER is thwarted by the girls who actually care about that being vapid, catty idiots who keep squabbling over nonsense instead of actually getting shit done One of my favorite tropes, desu
Ayden Roberts
Read Bomb Queen
Nathaniel Thomas
That's not a nice thing to say to someone. You are right, but still not worth bomb Queen
Caleb Nelson
That sounds cute. I want to see that.
Nicholas Ross
You should do it but play with it so he’s having fun for like a month but then just gets tired of their shit especially when everyone just talks to him about their super villain problems and he just slowly gets burnt out
Jack Scott
I do love that it subverts one's expectations of Modern Marvel.
Thomas Mitchell
>Fukn'ellmatethatsabitharsh.jpg
Jaxon Campbell
This is pretty much written as an episode of The Office.
Gabriel Long
Then its not very good one... like most shit that comes out of Nu Marvel
Leo Wood
>Single mothers are the greatest villains of all
Brayden Wilson
>thanks for reminding me that ~~marvelverse~~ marvel is full of retards
Christopher White
It’s a trap, that’s how they make turn you lesbian
Brayden Roberts
I'm still waiting for Spencer to introduce a nemesis for Janice who turns out to be the kid from the flashback.
Titania facetiously, Moonstone seriously.
Sebastian Barnes
We haven't seen Menace since she became a Black Cat knock-off.
Daniel Lewis
It's odd since she looked normal not too long ago in Hunted.
It was a good joke, you retards can't tell the difference anymore.
Nicholas Kelly
>Instead of making their own identities every single one of them (barring White Rabbit) is a super-villain identity that was previously male.
You'd think White Rabbit could at least call up Skein and Panda-Mania to round things out a bit.
Joseph Sanchez
>why did Marvel change some d-lister to match the well-received version from the film?
Sebastian Clark
Whoever redesigned her could’ve done a better job in that regard.
Liam Jenkins
True, but it's not like Doc Ock is known for his well-designed and eye-catching costume. Liv's most pertinent design feature is the goggles and hair silhouette.
Jayden Wright
I was going to go with a character arc where the intern goes from "timid new guy afraid of getting killed" to "pissed off underappreciated office guy only there for the sex"
Benjamin Bailey
Eh? I wasn't complaining though. I just admitted I preferred her with the goofy hair., and it was a shame they dropped it.
>White Rabbit is the only one who didn't rip off a preexisting male character
John Wood
>a massive, 9 month pregnant Titania will never go out for 3am pregnancy craving of pickles and ice cream, then knock over the convenience store while she's at it
Jaxon Allen
>Her dad is tombstone >Asian features and straight black hair That's an incredibly not-black looking kid for Lonnie Lincoln's daughter. Did Ed Brubaker never read a Spider-Man comic book before creating her?
Henry Gomez
Her mom is Dominican apparently. so hispanic. Plus some of the chalk skin
Michael Thompson
>Her mom is Dominican apparently. >so hispanic. Plus some of the chalk skin ALBINISM DOESN'T WORK THAT WAY
OP got BTFO in the storytime thread and now that's it's 404'd he thinks he can draw out enough fellow retards to create a false narrative Sorry bud, but all the Spidey fans read the comic, know the context, and know you're a disingenuous faggot.
