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The whole idea sounds pretty lame and uninspired. Why not do something different like have a grade school kid acquire Spiderman's powers? They could do a cartoon based on that, say have clones of superheroes and villains who live in a private school and constantly compete and fight with each other. Part of a government plot or something.
Or have Spider man go crazy and become a super villain.
I came up with a movie concept similar to " Mystery Men" that is far more creative and original than a gay biracial Spider Man.
Spiderman is a specific alter ego of a specific human being, given to him during a specific event (spider bite). It is not a title to be passed down to another like the Dread Pirate Roberts.
My argument is better than anything you could ever come up with.
Then why was it OK when Ben Reilly became spiderman in the main marvel universe? I don't remember all this ire.
Wasn't white?? Peter Parker is such and "ethnic sounding" name.
I misspoke.
What I meant is that Spiderman has been multiple ethnicites before, as well as there have been numerous Spiderwomen.
There is an Indian Spiderman and a Japanese Spiderman still ongoing. Miguel O'Hara (Half hispanic) was Spiderman in the 2099 series (which is being revisited in the upcoming Spiderman game), and I'm pretty sure there has been a black Spiderman before at some point.
The main point here being this:
Those who are whining and complaining about there being a black, possible gay (which the only wording the author said was "I can't rule that out", which really doesn't mean anything) Spiderman have never actually read into the Spiderman series.
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