Spider-Man thread

[dsaint]

Well there is at least one other spider-man fan here so this might go somewhere..... for those who follow spider-man's adventures in marvel comics, what did you think of "one more day" and what do you think of the aftermath?

[Deceptic_Optic]

im a fan but i havent really red the comic books for a while now but i watch the animated version on tv, sorry cant help you with the comics part

[Starscream212]

I only read the Ultimate Spider-Man comics do you follow that also?

[loophole]

ooh a spidey thread...
i didnt like "brand new day"/ "one more day" or whatever they wanted to call it, in the beginning almost stop collecting comics altogther because of it but i stuck with it i now i like it again. they could still handled things alot better than with "magic" i was also a big fan of the beforehand Micheal J. St(cant remember the rest) so i was a bit pissed that everything he did sort of didnt actually happen.

I also read Ultimate Spidey but only get the TPB and am now up to vol.19 and enjoy it very much there a few things they could of done a it better but overall A+

[Paulbot]

I read One More Day and I didn't like it. It wasn't a great story anyway besides the Spider-Man makes a deal with the devil aspect.

Spider-Man's history is now so confusing. What stories happened? Which didn't? It would have been nice if they'd done it as a temporary story (like House of M for instance) but there's no sign of anything being undone yet.

The outcome though, the three times a month Amazing Spider-Man is probably a good way of publishing Spider-Man rather than three separate monthly titles.

Marvel in general bugs me these days with all their running from one major this-changes-everything crossover to another. But at least with most of the other status quo changes there's some feeling of progress or movement forward. The Spider-Man change simply undid decades worth of character development. If I wanted to read a comic book about a single Peter Parker living with his Aunt May I'd read Ultimate Spider-Man. And I do and loved it.

[Starscream212]

I really liked the Bendis and Bagley's run of ultimate spider-man but when they changed to Stuart Immonen, i found it dificult to countinue the change in art was drastic i was so used to Bagleys stlye which i really loved. Does anybody share my view???

But now Marvel has re-vamped the ultimate universe to: Ultimate Comics and they have David Lafuente drawing spider-man who's stlye is a bit similar to Bagleys, has anybody started reading these issues? Its up to number 4 now.

[Paulbot]

I didn't mind the art change (but prefered Bagley). I stopped Ultimate comics with Ultimatium though, not interested in another revamp.

[loophole]

i havent got that far yet with ultimate spiderman is there any actual changes to the ultimate verse with the new ultimate comics or is it just a name change?

I do like bagley but i always found that his ultimate spidey was too dangly i much prefer his amazing spiderman version from when he was doing them in the 90's

Hopefully in the next few months i'll be getting a spidey tat on my back just starting to draw on up now i've always wanted one

[Starscream212]

Well after 4issues there has been alot of changes some are a bit wierd but i dont wanna spoil it for you!
WOW a spidey tat thats awsome any pictures of your drafts???

[loophole]

Well after 4issues there has been alot of changes some are a bit wierd but i dont wanna spoil it for you!

weird in a good way or bad

WOW a spidey tat thats awsome any pictures of your drafts???

got a couple of pics its pretty much just gonna be the same pose from amazing fantasy #16 but changed to suit my style/likes might post a pic up tomorrow about to go to bed now