It’s Spider-Man day, at least according to Twitter. Post top tier Spider-Man moments.
It’s Spider-Man day, at least according to Twitter. Post top tier Spider-Man moments
Kevin Perry
Eli Perez
Dylan Sanders
You already posted the best one, OP.
Asher Martinez
Jose Wilson
Jeremiah Perry
Nathaniel Collins
Luis Lopez
Needs more Iron Mufasa
Jaxon Carter
Noah Martin
Benjamin Taylor
Cameron Davis
Evan Kelly
can't top this
Sebastian White
Anthony Gutierrez
Jason Sanchez
Anthony Cruz
Adam Reed
Matthew Miller
Jackson Bailey
Hudson Butler
Spider-man whoopping ass was the best part of secret wars
Owen Nguyen
Liam Moore
Robert Reyes
Ethan Perez
Aaron Evans
Top tier Spider-man moments or Spider-man's top tier moments?
Zachary Sanders
Gabriel Watson
Juan Davis
Is there a followup to this moment? Like Wolvie saying "Totally worth it" or "yep, I deserved it"
Eli Ramirez
just this
Oliver Hill
Carson Kelly
Jonathan Hall
Just one fucking line for him to realize the actual Spider-Man was back. Say what you want about the issue, but this page is fucking perfect.
Cooper Howard
I really like that scene in MCU Civil War where he meets Tony for the first time and he describes “With great power comes great responsibility” without actually saying it.
>when you do the stuff I can, and you don’t, and then the bad things happen, they happen because of you
>inb4 REEEE MCU
Nathaniel Russell
This was one of my least favorite moments, to be honest. I can't stand the current aversion to the Great Power, Great Responsibility line. TASM tried to say it without saying it, Civil War tried to say it without saying it. It's not like they're actually being subtle. They're just obviously dancing around the line.
I know capeshit isn't Shakespeare, but it strikes me as being like refusing to say the "To be, or not to be?" line because "people have heard it before." It's iconic, it's succinct, and it's at the very core of Spider-Man's character. Just fucking say it, for the love of God.
Parker Morales
>Just fucking say it, for the love of God.
They're ashamed of the source material. This trend is only going to get worse.
Ethan Davis
It’s not like he says it in every fucking comic. It’s still his mantra.
John Adams
I don't want him to say it all the time. I just want current movies to be willing to use the line when it's appropriate, instead of using clumsy, inarticulate substitutes like in .
Matthew Gray
Since it's Peter's day I'm posing this
MJ getting cucked!
Jace Watson
People already know this. There's no point repeating it again when they know it. Better to just let it be and roll with what you got
Evan Gray
Bentley Sanchez
Dominic Myers
Mason Butler
>I just want current movies to be willing to use the line when it's appropriate
When is that? And how is his old Uncle the proper person to deliver that message? Is he supposed to be a WW2 super-soldier?
No, he's just some retiree in New York.
He doesn't know anything about Great Power, nor is he familiar with the responsibilities it brings upon people.
I know it burns your ass, but Tony Stark was the perfect person to throw out that line.
Daniel Nguyen
John Jackson
BASED!
Jeremiah Perez
What's wrong with her neck?
Lucas King
Does anyone have the one where he asked Susan Storm out on a date to piss off Johnny?
Brody Thompson
That's not the point. I love Uncle Ben as a character, and I think he's a perfectly fine person to say the line, but I never said it needed to be him. In the original comic, it's just something Peter realises on his own because of the death of Uncle Ben, which works just as well, if not better than him being taught by someone.
The point is that, regardless of who delivers the speech, (Ben in TASM and Peter in Civil War), they butcher it by finding some roundabout way of saying it instead of using the concise and iconic line that has stood the test of time so well. It's stupid.
Also, if you think a person needs to be "super" to understand that, with great power, comes great responsibility, you've missed the point entirely.
Leo Rodriguez
Michael Jones
Jaxon Gomez
Best live-action Spider-Man
Dominic Adams
Also found this.
Alexander Richardson
I'm starting to agree. Infinity War really warmed me up to him.
Brody Campbell
Chase Bennett
Jackson Fisher
Jaxon Ross
Carson Hernandez
I only recognize Gwen and Sandman here. I love Coipel's style on Spider-Man, it feels very modern and genuine. Not like the rest who always give the same old style to previous characters.
Nolan Diaz
so what are spidey's best runs and/or issues?
Owen Cox
Lee/Dikto
Roger Stern
Charles Parker
Fucking reckless and stupid
Cooper Ramirez
To be honest, 90s edgy spidey is almost as bad as Slott's manchild spider.
Spider-Man losing his cool all the time isn't fun to read. It works best when he loses it only once in a blue moon.
It only beats manchild Pete because at least he was still respected by other heroes.
Dominic Jones
Anyone have this full scene?
It's no but still pretty good.
Henry James
already here
Ryan Hill
Charles Miller
Doe he really need the spider sense as well. I always saw it as a bit gratuitous
Ryan White
The coolest fucking thing I have ever seen, fuck, he makes me so happy
Jordan Sullivan
Adam Scott
Based as fuck.
Jonathan Cooper
Spider sense is what puts him on a tier of his own.
Justin Perez
Is he the greatest hero of all time?
Yes or of course?
Colton Perry
Sauce?
Lincoln Brooks
Woh, someone who’s angry does something reckless and stupid? Color me shocked. Fucking moron