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Alejandro Cano
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Yes, actually reading this thread a few days ago made me check online for what has happened recently in the Spider-Man titles, and I was happy that I had missed it.
Gwen and Norman Osborn had an affair and children?
Peter reveals his secret identity as a puppet of Tony Stark, then leaves Stark Tower putting his family in danger, and then when Aunt May is shot Peter makes a deal with Mephisto to undo his marriage for the life of May and to restore his secret identity?
It's worse that bad fan fiction, these people have no sense of of the truth of these characters or responsibility for their stewardship. I had no opinion on Joe Quesada before, but reading up on these developments, and how they seem to have been dictated by him (at least Gwen/Norman and Mephisto), I feel so infuriated. What a betrayal.
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Chad Carter
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Love these Mexico productions.
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Chad Carter
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I want to read the stories these covers purport!
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Chad Carter
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Chad Carter
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Chad Carter
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Alejandro Cano
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Chad, what magazines are those covers from? I don't recognize them, what country of origin? In Mexico it was "El ASOMBROSO Hombre Arana" God I love this forum.
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Rick Senger
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Though there are small variations, that Mexican Spider-man figure above is to me clearly cribbed from the prone Batman figure from Detective 396:
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Steven Legge
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The image of Namor from that cover is from page 1 of Daredevil #7.
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Sue Ward
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The line work on Spider-Mans costume on the cover of the Spectacular Spider-Man no 158 seems a bit off.
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Sue Ward
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But it is a bit more like Steve Ditkos work on Spider-Man i suppose.
Edited by Sue Ward on 10 September 2012 at 11:28am
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Sue Ward
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See i answered myself.
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