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Thing of it is, the notion of Spider-Man being super popular is something I think a lot of people have trouble accepting. A lot of people are tricked into thinking that in the “hierarchy” of superheroes, characters like Superman and Batman are “above” Spidey so his success is always a surprise.

Samuel Roberts@samuelwroberts.bsky.social · 13h ago

There's a weirdly high number of articles asking 'why did the new Spider-Man film make so much money?' that come to the conclusion of 'Spider-Man is a popular fictional character.'

Why are so many people invested in seeing the Jackal in a Spider-Man movie? He’s a lame villain who’s really only had *one* good story in the 70’s.

I find this to be a funny response as this is the film with the Punisher, Hulk and the main antagonist is not only not a Spider-Man villain or even a Spider-Man character, but someone from an entirely different franchise.

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Every MCU film to gross over $1B after the release of ‘Avengers: Endgame’ 💰 • ‘Spider-Man: Far From Home’ • ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ • ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ • ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’

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Yeah, I do like Bob. But his Spider-Man history is a serious blind spot since he essentially just goes by the version an bunch of boomers and gen xers came up with to justify getting rid of the marriage which isn’t close to what actually happened at all.

Dan@danlikescomics.bsky.social · 2d ago

What the hell are you talking about Bob, Mary Jane even when she hasn't been the main love interest, she's always been an important character and it wasn't the 90s when the wedding happened it was the 80s and it was done in a decision between Lee & Jim Shooter

Cinema Robert being a idiot

One of the things I like about the X-Files is the reoccurring sentiment that if the unit was more than two people they'd have been *WAY* more effective...

BTW, "NEXTWAVE" is only saved by Stuart Immomen's art as Ellis' story is complete garbage and not nearly as funny as he thinks it is.

The Andrew Garfield Spider-Man films were everything the BND guys said Spider-Man should be and they're the most unsuccessful set of Spidey films. BND is ironically everything the BND guys said Spidey *shouldn't* be and it's the most successful Spider-Man film of all time.

Fans talking about Spider-Man: He's like the best of us. A comforting friend. Someone we can always rely on. Creators at Marvel Comics talking about Spider-Man: He's like- a total f*ckup, y'know? His own worst enemy. He'd be a bloodthirsty villain if he had a really bad day.

You *could.* It'd be a *lie.* But you could argue it. MJ was featured in the first Marvel/DC crossover *ever* between Superman and Spider-Man, and that was in *1976*. So, no- she wasn't made popular because of the animated series or the Raimi films. She was *in* them due to her popularity.

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theDwarf@enanocovacho.bsky.social · 3d ago

You could argue that the animated series and rami movies Made MJ "more icónic" the same way people think Batman suit is black. But then again, Amazing Spiderman movies used Gwen without anynody being mad about it