The Darkest Spider-Man Run

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  @Bonesph · 1 year ago

  When Peter lost his spool table, cigar Indian, swordless swordfish, everything kind of went down a bit.

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• ZA

  @zachpassey4196 · 1 year ago

  I personally like it when some characters die off randomly (like Ned Leeds) without any sort of closure, it's kind of a reminder of how human these characters are and how similar to our lives, sometimes people we love die without getting to say goodbye

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• MA

  @MasterHand4444 · 1 year ago

  Love seeing folks acknowledge the Sin-Eater story. I remember reading that arc in high school and being super fascinated by it and the struggle it presents.

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• GI

  @giogio6086 · 1 year ago

  The panel of Sin Eater saying that he killed DeWolfe because "he felt like it" is one of the most striking scenes from the series up to this point to me. It actually made me feel scared or shocked or SOMETHING like... wow this guy is really just evil. And the sequel/ending to his story just made it so much better.

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  @popman1997 · 1 year ago

  Personally, I&apos;m of the opinion that the Black Suit not making Peter angry and instead Peter just being angry due to all the bad stuff going on in his life far more interesting to me. Especially if you consider that Peter&apos;s behavior was the one influencing the Black Suit. <br><br>Not to degrade the quality we&apos;ve gotten from adaptations that choose to take the whole Black Suit makes Peter angry route. I just wish an adaptation would use the original. At least more often.

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  @luis99tv · 1 year ago

  After the 90&apos;s Clone Saga, Roger Stern returned to write the mini series &quot;Hobgoblin Lives&quot;. He finally fixes the Hobgoblin saga, connecting the fake identity reveals with Kingsley. You should definitely read it. One of the best Spider-Man stories.

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• JU

  @JupiterAugust · 1 year ago

  Personally I grew up with I think the 90s version.<br>As such, I like a young-ish Peter, or at least one still in college/interning + bugle job + Spiderman + relationships and all that...<br><br>But honestly even though I grew up with Spider-Man as Peter, I really adore Miles Morales. A nice, fresh take on Spider-Man that can bring new stories and topics to the table.<br>I think theres something about watching the young Spider-men go through traumatic things at such a young age but power through and use that as fuel for their drive to help people... It is cathartic to me as someone who experienced trauma from a young age. Watching them overcome it and even use it to develop deeper empathy is so cathartic for me.

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• TH

  @therussiancomicbookgeek · 1 year ago

  I actually adapted Kraven’s Last Hunt into a motion comic movie with a full cast of voice actors

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• DC

  @dcfridays777 · 6 months ago

  Thank u for talking about these comics, this is definently my favorite era of the character

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• DA

  @danielleroesch8804 · 1 year ago

  The Hobgoblin story was such a huge letdown after all the years of build up there. &nbsp;They did try to keep the character around in a pretty visual way, especially after making him an actual demon. &nbsp;But really it&apos;s &nbsp;Harry Osbourne&apos;s return as the Green Goblin that killed any presence Hobgoblin had.

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• EV

  @EVGriffinJr · 1 year ago

  I just started watching your video and I actually used to own that book on the death of Jean DeWolff. Unless you’re talking some of the 70s stories of Spider-Man, this was easily the darkest story in his collection up to this point.

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• HU

  @Hum0ng0us · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=as14i6lp4ro&amp;t=977">16:17</a> At one point Firelord was the Herald of Galactus.

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