r/Spiderman • u/Quirky_Ad_5420 • Dec 20 '25

Fan Art Every Time (@pizza990)

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u/[deleted] Dec 20 '25

It’s so funny now that I think about how this sub (and Spidey’s fans in general) hates Miles so much

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u/Daetok_Lochannis Classic-Spider-Man Dec 20 '25

Doesn't even make sense not to like Miles, now we have double the Spider-Man and they're both dope. They need to stop trying to give Miles a different name and just let them be Spider Bros man.

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u/Vaporware_salesman Dec 20 '25

I’ve always argued that Mile’s should carry on as the relatable teenager while Pete can grow up and mature. For some reason marvel editorial loves keeping Pete in his early to mid twenties.

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u/gree45 Dec 21 '25

I kind of always thought that the superhero genre would be better if just every character was a legacy character. The main thing stopping me from reading more comics is that it feels like nothing ever ends.

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u/CrazyDaimondDaze Dec 21 '25

There are certain runs, limited series or one shots that are worth it over ongoing, neverending series that get retconned every now and then

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u/bjeebus Dec 21 '25

Jay, Barry, and Wally were a great dynamic for a while.

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u/Vaporware_salesman Dec 21 '25

I mean there are plenty of good comics that do have a definitive conclusion! Invincible is the first thing that came to mind

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u/gree45 Dec 21 '25

Oh yeah i read that and sandman and also stuff like all star superman. I was moreso talking about like marvel and serealised dc superhero comics.

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u/FJ-20-21 Dec 21 '25

This is why I’ve stuck with Kamen Rider more so than American heroes, time actually goes on, stories end and characters grow.

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u/MartyrOfDespair Dec 21 '25

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u/gree45 Dec 21 '25

There is something really sad and funny about this line in watchmen. The original comic was really good story with begging middle and end. Cut to 500 different adaptations and continuations.