Chris Sutcliffe
@notquitecool
I read a lot of Spider-Man comic books. YOUTUBE: PATREON:
A solid list, but I would add this one near the top. It would be my first choice to have framed on my wall.
Being on LinkedIn for job hunting means that I end up reading some of the worst goddamn takes. In this one, a couple go out for a fancy lunch and about 80% of the way through the power to the restaurant goes out. Nothing the restaurant can do. His question: should he pay the bill?!
Spider-Man is always thinking about cock, even deep under the ocean. (Marvel Team-Up #14, 1973)
Even more obscure. A UK Spider-Man magazine did original stories for a number of years, that are almost impossible to find. Anyway, meet the Spider-Legion, from 1999, including Spider-Girl and Ben Reilly:
I don't think anyone could look any less in need of a coffee Peter. (Amazing Spider-Man #127, 1973)
Flash and MJ peer-pressuring Peter Parker into taking drugs (Amazing Spider-Man #126, 1973)
The latest issue of Amazing Spider-Man has a fun detail. Not only is the boat called G Conway in honour of Gerry Conway but the bridge seems to be a combination of the George Washington Bridge and the Brooklyn bridge, a reference to the mistake from the iconic Amazing Spider-Man #121.
Relearned tonight of the existence of Dearrow, a browser extension that takes the carefully chosen titles and thumbnails of a YouTube video, and replaces them with a blurry timestamp and the plainest, most sauceless title you can imagine. For people who treat art like a data transfer.
You can be reassured that the actual cover won't have all the trade dress, and that it was never actually cancelled.
Son has been designing his own Calvin and Hobbes comics, and he wanted to see what they'd look like in his Calvin and Hobbes book. So I've done a little copyright infringement to show him.
Adding more proof in this thread that the cover was never pulled, from the EIC himself:
There will at least be two main covers, with the other by Pepe Larraz:
Learning that Black Cat was "canonically" bisexual in the early 00s with The Evil That Men Do, but this was from the 80s. "Oldest Friend"? "Harmless Frolic"? The clues were there!
Skulduggery Pleasant by @dereklandy.bsky.social. And like, I get why it might be hard to do but I think it's such a strong and sellable premise, and it already reads like a movie. I'm baffled it hasn't been adapted. I mean just look at this cover and tell me you wouldn't watch this!
The subtitles didn't get the name right, but at least Zach sung the name correctly.
The latest Amazing Spider-Man issue has some really interesting beats, especially seeing more of Kintsugi and the burning house from Peter's past. It has some very muddy beats, like whatever happened with his powers. But boy, what a way to end it! Very excited to learn more.
It's multiple movies, including the aforementioned performance last seen in the 80s. It's also the best May performance since COVID. You've decided that a post says something that it doesn't say, that it implies a future trend, just so you can disagree with it. But that doesn't mean it says that.
oh no I've reached the "celebrities sound like made-up words" age