#does whatever a spider can

[brakken-spideyverse]

creepy crawly

[lavender-0-menace]

crazy autistic vs crazy autistic

[cyanide-sippy-cup]

I don't really have anything to say here I just like when this happens. Both Peter and Spidey can heal the world in different ways and I think that's beautiful.

[theartoftony]

[yongsaengz]

#SAENG: como el disfraz de spiderman más barato que encontró.

por supuesto que les vengo con la spiderkook agenda miren esta inspo tan espectacular (tw: sonido alto (?): 1. 2. 3. 4.

[wilmvandrr]

me in the spiderverse style!!!!

+ a random lil spider doodle of me and my bf attempting the spider smooch in au

the spider style thingo was an old tiktok trend from like ages ago and it snuck back into my mind recently and corrupted my brain so here it is at last

[cyanidespideycup]

JJJ's reputation has been tarnished and I will not stand for it.

This is the same man who punched out two (count em, 2) different white supremacists, who stood in front of a group of racists and called them wastes of time to their faces. He ordered a politician backed by the KKK to get out of his office. If this man actually ran a podcast, it'd be Civil Rights advocacy.

He hates Spidey because he hates the idea of masked vigilantes, beings who are above the law, who can't be documented. Who can do what they want with no consequences, despite the potential harm of innocent civilians.

In the Ultimates comics, this man gave multiple speeches about how he was wrong about Spider-Man. He describes how during the Ultimatum Wave, he watched Spidey dive in and out to save people and realized how wrong he was, saw in his own words what a real hero looked. And he started writing that BEFORE he learned Spidey had "died".

On Earth 65, he leads the charge against Gwen not because he just hates those Masked Menaces so much but because she was thought guilty of the murder of Peter Parker. He didn't even know the Parkers, but he still cared about the lives of every single stranger he came into contact with (hence why he became mayor).

He risks being murdered all the time to get the truth out. He's faced down masked supervillains and told them to fuck off. This is the same man who hired a 15 year old boy (not just bought photos from, hired) because he recently lost everything. In multiple universes, when he learns who Spidey is he starts helping him.

Making him an Alex Jones parody is funny for like two minutes, but it ultimately takes away from the depth in his character and kinda takes away from the Spidey story altogether.

[joyghoulette]

i just want to leave it here cuz i have an earworm

(yeah, i forgot to sign it)

[d144-catzie]

Finally watched the gameplay of Poppy Playtime chapter 2

And I can't stop laughing because I know Elsie Lovelock voiced both Mommy Long Legs and Uzi.

Have been giggling at the thought of Spider Uzi...

[aud-chron-images]

[violetheart77]

Live Spidey Reaction

[brakken-spideyverse]

"Welcome to Q-BEX! The gameshow where victory's a *mystery*! As always, I'm your host, Quentiiiiin Beck!!"

[lavender-0-menace]

i could never be spider-man because i would fight doc ock and be like “doc ock? more like do cock” and laugh and then he fucking stabs me

[cyanide-sippy-cup]

SPOILERS FOR THE SPIDER WITHIN

So watch that before reading this

The new Spiderverse short film really accentuates a few things about this trilogy that make it worth the love it gets.

1: The most obvious, the animation. This artsyle allows for a lot of creative depictions of what is going on in Miles' head.

2: The relationship between Miles and his parents. It's very important how over the course of the trilogy, we get to see Rio and Jeff develop as characters and we are shown their perspectives on why they are the way they are. But more importantly, we are shown how they love Miles and the lengths they will go to to help him, including sucking it up and having a difficult heart to heart. It allows us to feel the stakes and hope everything turns out okay in the end because we've come to love these characters and their relationship.

3: This is literally a classic Spidey comic. Like, yknow how sometimes we'll get a one-off comic that tells a life lesson or shows the core of who Spidey is? Like those comics where he hangs out with terminally-ill children. Yeah, this fits right in with those. And I love it.

[therogue704]

Andrew Garfield's Peter Parker should start a band called the Avengers