SPIDER-MAN, VENOM, NON MARVEL SPIDEY DOES WHAT A SPIDER CAN IF SONY LETS HIM

[Captain Russ]

That Scarfield dude can fuck off.

Damned English stealing our jerbs.

[Ed Hocken]

Uhhh, where was this faux-rage when they casted Bale as Batman?

[Captain Russ]

Bateman. That's why.

They should have cast Bale as Peter Parker too.

Fuck it, they should have him go Machinist again and play Superman too. He doesn't need to work out, he's The Goddamn Superman.

[Ed Hocken]

Touche

I saw Garfield in Red Riding 1974, he was the best part of that movie.

1983 is the best chapter, IMO

[Matt]

I saw Garfield in 'Lions for Lambs'. TERRIBLE TERRIBLE movie, but he was pretty damned good in it.

[Captain Russ]

Touche

I saw Garfield in Red Riding 1974, he was the best part of that movie.

1983 is the best chapter, IMO

Sean Bean and his turtleneck sweaters beg to differ. Scarfield was good, but Bean was tops.

Considine was in the '80 installment. '80 was the shit.

[Timothy225]

Bateman. That's why.

In one, Ed. Bale locked the playboy with issues character with that role. Give the character a heart of gold, and a bat costume, and there's your Bruce Wayne.

Emma Stone's Gwen Stacy. Unless they revamp the storyline (and fuck 'em in their poop chutes if they do), she's destined for a dramatic end.



Behold the end of the Silver Age of Comics...

[Captain Russ]

I wonder if they'll go panel-loyal and recreate the *snap* bit.

Yes, it is morbid, but so was that moment.

(I can't be the only one who looked at the title of that comic page and started hearing "The Night Chicago (Laura's Daddy) Died" from High Fidelity. Angina's tough.)

[Ed Hocken]

Sean Bean and his turtleneck sweaters beg to differ. Scarfield was good, but Bean was tops.

Considine was in the '80 installment. '80 was the shit.

'80 was good but '83 was better because there was some resolution and the fact Marc Addy of all people was the lead guy. Even though the focus was on David Morrisey's character getting redemption.

Plus, I'd like to think Garfield in '74 looks like how I would look in the 70s.

[Timothy225]

I wonder if they'll go panel-loyal and recreate the *snap* bit.

Yes, it is morbid, but so was that moment.

The Snap Heard 'Round The World. Then there's the camp that believes she was dead from the shock of the fall before Spidey tried to catch her. Depends on who you talk to.

[Captain Russ]

The beautiful thing about comics, is that at any given point either interpretation is correct. Or will be once the next Great Retcon occurs.

I think both terrible events happened, and that karma stuck it in and broke it off when it came to that whole family.

[Timothy225]

New pic - and the suit doesn't look half bad from here.

[Matt]

...to get to the other side.

[Ed Hocken]

He's really moving to catch that cab.

[Captain Russ]

CASH CAB