@putpabloescobar@OgCrimson8 Okay, but again, Spider-Man’s journey doesn’t have to be the same each and every time. There are COUNTLESS comic issues where Peter becomes Spider-Man from a different circumstance. Literally read a comic once in your life. Hell even the new Ultimate Spider-Man is perfect. Read.
@putpabloescobar@OgCrimson8 No it doesn’t. He still embodies Spider-Man and who Spider-Man is at his core. In fact I think Brand New Day shows that he’s probably the best at doing that. Changing his story a bit doesn’t change the fact that he’s still a good rendition of Spider-Man
@AstonishingX_21@TheSomethingFan In no world is it meant to be. It’s more like his origin. He’s getting another trilogy too, so by the end of this one, it’ll probably feel more like an ending unless they plan to give him another trilogy
@rtega__@hastopeca Mf all I said was that it’s a little fair for this one. A lot of movies struggled. I’m not putting myself on the line for a billion dollar company dumbass
@Zactical This is a real account? I don’t care about followers or whatever and just tend to browse and comment on stuff I’m interested in here. I’ve got another account for art I guess. This is a weird thing to ask
@Zactical The world in general wouldn��t be this way if it was after Doomsday too. You can even consider more obvious things like the Hulk too. It doesn’t really make sense for his arc in this movie to be after Doomsday
@luffy194639174@norgliostro Explaining what? The whole point of the multiverse is that each decision creates a new reality/universe. That’s the point of true free will, as shown in Loki’s show. Peter saving the villains is like adding a grain of sand to a desert. It changes nothing about the ongoing issue