The Most Hated Spider-Man Comic

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  @Tamlinearthly · 2 years ago

  If I had a dollar for every superbaby that "grew at an accelerated rate" in a superhero comic, I could probably afford to have kids myself.

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  @OfficialCDJ · 2 years ago

  The irony of Quesada preaching that he didn’t like the idea of Peter having kids ‘out of wedlock’ but then using the literal Devil to make his idealised take on the character a few years later.

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  @ComicTropes · 2 years ago

  Yeah, this or One More Day. The Norman/Gwen part is just so awful. I really find this story depressing.

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  @kurodoodle4876 · 2 years ago

  Imagine being JMS writing arguably the most acclaimed Spider-Man run of the 2000s only for this to happen.

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  @lesliejacoby9137 · 2 years ago (edited)

  That segment of quoting Joe Quesada felt like watching spiderman get beat over the head with a bat constantly. I have never heard someone not understand spiderman so well till now and want the most uneasccary stuff.

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  @radiant_ways0746 · 2 years ago

  Everyone, thank Nick Spencer for retconning this.

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  @tomthespaceknerd5396 · 2 years ago

  That panel of Norman's sex face is possibly the most cursed panel in comic book history. No one ever needed to see that.

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  @WhiteRaven696 · 2 years ago

  My main takeaway from this is that Joe Quesada is the worst thing to happen to Spider-Man.

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  @CyberBlastoise · 2 years ago

  &quot;Most Hated Spiderman Comic&quot;<br>Wait this isn&apos;t One More Day

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  @AlienIOIandroktone · 2 years ago

  NORMAN UNDENIABLY BANGED MYSTERIO IN A BLONDE WIG

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  @BoyNamedSue4 · 2 years ago

  The worst comics aren’t just bad, but actively damage classic stories in retrospect. I still think that one more day is worst, but it’s close.

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  @ultima-reign · 2 years ago

  Tbh Quesada&apos;s statement that he didn&apos;t &quot;force&quot; JMS to make Norman the father reeks of him just washing his hands of responsibility.

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