As someone that's always been labelled a joker , I honestly think you use humour as a defensive mechanism to make light of a stressful situation , so growing up I'd read spiderman as a kid during the mid 80's to mid 90's when comic books were not very popular in England not compared to today , I used to go every month to get my comics I couldn't wait to read the fans letters and Stan Lee would say hello fellow Web slingers etc lol

As the list goes. Spiderman is the only hero i know that could stand up to dc villains and maybe remain sane

If Spider-Man isn't joking, shit about to get real

Deadpool’s twin

I think Peter use jokes as a coping and defense mechanism, I even remember a Spider-man cartoon where somoene told Spidey his jokes were indeed a way to hide his doubts and insecurities

Ahh i see, just like Evil CEO Alchemax Parker.

It’s actually a story that confirms this

@@dion450 Also Spider Carnage. From the last season of the Spiderman cartoons from the 90's.

@@eggpod4567 ah yes. The black mouth Variant. Because they draw half of the face black and red.

Like Batman who laughs In this case, Spider-Man that doesn’t talk

Ok this is insane ty for sharing ♥

Which is pretty ironic when in one universe Peter ended up becoming said villain because of all the suffering he endured and nearly destroyed all of reality as a result.

This is pretty cool.

Great plot armor 👏 comics video

@@soulman9018 woah

Then when he started over in World Z it began anew MJ died once again

@@reggyjohnson9083 Zombie Spider-Man technically ended the virus too since he weaponized Sandman into a zombie killer while the Watcher imprisoned Zombie Sentry. Dude went through a lot

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He is also the only marvel zombie to actually try to find a solution to reverse or stop the zombie plague. The others just go " we should try to fix this..... After one more leg then maybe "

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Yeah that definitely makes sense ...that's real sensible stuff right there lol

@@Salacious-Crumb Comics.

Certainly comics are not the same as films or shows they can do some real goofy stuff in there storys

@@Salacious-Crumb molting is kind of like dying and being reborn.

@@samuelbacon9555 I'd say molting is closer to taking your jacket of in spring weather

Sounds like life in general.

Man if u hadn’t said it I was about too

He already covered that Peter lol

Damn son.

Wtf bro 💀💀💀

Mood

I mean, he kinda was

Actually it was seeing gwen dead that finally snapped him to use Mr Fantastic, also fun fact Fantastic is still alive even after being stretched all over

Thats part of the darkhold tho

Which story is this?

@@slackiez I can't recall the exact name of the comic, but all I remember is the story being something along the lines of the darkhold (yes that same one from doctor strange 2) transporting heroes to universes where they turn insane, which includes this spider man

@@slackiez its darkhold spiderman.. though i just googled the description the guy made and that popped up lol

Hey tre I would recommend listening to comic historian he has some great full story's on spiderman and alot of others

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@@watchmychannelorelse who's a bot?

Bruh he's an adult too

@@unknownindividual6323 Yeah, in the comics he became an adult, but he had those problems as a teen too.

​@@turbo1gamingbecause he started be superhero ever since he isteeneger yes? Till he become adult..i guess its could changes him

@@mikaleya Well, I am just saying, his mind wasn't developed enough and he still managed to overcome a lot.

Tbh if I was Peter I'd actually throw it anyways

Yep

I think I remember that issue. Electro had just gotten a power boost and kicked his ass. Also, a guy named Paul Stacy, Gwen's cousin, was giving Peter grief about her death. Didn't help that the Clone Saga had just ended not that long before that which saw the death of Ben Reilly, the stillbirth of Baby May and the return of Norman Osborne. Peter had a lot pent up when he decided to use that subway car.

Like for real

Same for the Batman

Though in the case for Spider-Man, he knows these are people who are going through some rough shit. He understands what it’s like to lose a lot you care about and that can make or break someone. Sometimes it’s because he was a teen that didn’t want to kill because he was just a kid and the mere idea was terrifying. But when it came to him as an adult Spider-Man, he does it because he wants to give these people a chance sometimes these villains are nothing but troublemakers, like Screwball and that one issue of Superior Spider where Otto fucks them up and Peter is panicking because he just basically crippled a bunch of d-list villains for life who weren’t really hurting anyone aside from being a nuisance.

The states could also condem the villains to death, but they probably don't because they see the villains as a way to keep the heroes under control, that's what scorpion seemed to imply to Peter once

@@ashna9225 They're afraid that once they willingly killed a villain once, they won't stop resolving their problems by killing. That's what Batman did in an alternate universe, he killed the Joker for what he did to his second Robin, and started killing all his villain, even those who had the potential for a redemption (and it's implied that Catwoman was among his victims) and that didn't sit well with the rest of the Justice league

fr, even though every superhero suffers Spidey has the most rough experiences in all of comics

​@@egoistagattoildiofelino7942Batman is up there.

its because peter actually has things to lose, batman is a rich dude who lives in a mansion who could easily replace anything he loses aside from his butler, his identity being revealed would just mean he permanently becomes batman and killing a villain just makes him go crazy, its not interesting at all, spiderman is just a guy who lives in an apartment with his aunt, him having his identity leaked puts what little of a life he has in jeopardy and killing people squanders the lesson his uncle taught, theres also the fact that the criminals he fights are more or less just people who steal stuff and cause mischief, whereas batman villains actively kill people, so theres less incentive to kill the villain unless they are killing innocents

You also have to commend peters restraint I mean in one comic doc ock took over his body and punched scorpions jaw off

@@BitrateBilly so... even though batman's morality goes far deeper than just "im so young and naive so I don't want to kill" and you prefer that? ok.

@@thephoenix4093 Yeah, I do, its a stupid way of explaining why batman doesnt kill, its not wrong to have him not want to kill his enemies, but to have it be some stupid explanation that he will become a mass murdering psychopath if he even offs a single guy is really dumb, I can understand if his logic is simply just "Its not my place to kill people, the law will decide their fate", because thats what it is in the arkham games, and thats why I love those games, it even allows some of the villains to die without breaking batmans code. Spiderman's morality meanwhile is logical and simple, his entire motto that he got from his uncle is literally to use his powers for good, hes just a normal dude who is trying his best, its simple and sweet but has enough depth to it that you can tell interesting stories and even technically get away with him killing his villains like in the Tobey Maguire movies where they cause their own deaths. You dont need some super dark and deep explanation why a character doesnt kill the bad guy, just a good one.

@@BitrateBilly who told you that the reason he doesn't kill is that he will become a mass murderer if he'll kill? even under the red hood movie didn't go that far, for one he won't ever touch a gun to kill because of his trauma. that leaves out the most efficent way of killing someone. and then there's his parents creating the asylum. people who believed in rehabilitation no matter what, and his morality is based on theirs for obvious reasons. but what's more is actually that batman is not trying to end crime by beating up criminals, he's not that ambitious, and I personally thoguht the dark knight trillogy made it clear since it was straight up spelled out for people. the point of batman is being a symbol, imagine living in gotham city, learning that a single guy in his pijamas beat up 10 criminals on his own with his fists. would you really look at a few guy and if you'd see a criminal trying to steal a purse from a woman, would you still see the guy as a threat? perhaps not. or at least you believe in what batman repsents, which is fighting back against corruption and crime. now imagine the same guy gunning down people on the street like the punisher, even people who stole food because they're hungry, would you still see him as inspiration? even if you'd agree with the course action of killing. if batman has to resort to killing it'd signal other people its okay to kill criminals. and then people without a proper understanding of who deserves to die and who doesn't start to kill. and who is the reason? batman. that's a so greater explanation and not even that edgy compared to people who actually kill like the punisher. what else is that the joker doesn't actually break out that often, it's many seperate worlds but in canon he actually barely broke out once a year. and at some point even cured.

I mean, isn't that pretty much every superhero? The do-not-kill rule is pretty stupid imo. Makes sense story-wise, but leaving villains that dangerous around isn't great.

@@RobMost yeah. It definitely paints them as not being the heroes they see themselves as. In the end, it’s just their narcissism and the moral high-ground they see themselves to be on that causes so much death and suffering.

I mean that’s why people like Red hood exist in the first place, because the hero’s don’t wanna kill. Although w have seen what happens to Batman if he does kill so idk

@@Heavenly_Spirit1 Red Hood fucking sucks anyway. A better example is Franklin Castle.

@@RobMost I know right; it’s stupid as hell. Most of the villains don’t change 🤬.

Very relatable as we all shoot web fluid everywhere

​​@@WolfDoggieit's webbin time *webs everywhere*

this is fun

Good catch. "Rogue's rouge was a ruse" lol

You knew wtf he meant smh

@@SPKY-su7yo I know I did, but it's not a bad thing to help people dummy. 😁

@@sheiksubra what's the point of helping it's not like he can go back in the video dodo

Probably connor would become inmortal

You know what else while we're on the subject ! I put a spider in the microwave as a kid because I hoped it would become radioactive and bite me ...I held my hand in that microwave waiting for that glorious bite ..I'd got my spidey suit and even had my name 'Spiderboy' ...I'd started to worry how I'd get by as I didn't know how to make webbing and the lack of tall buildings in Bournemouth southern England when mom came into the kitchen and asked why I had my hand in the microwave door ...never did see the spider it must of survived or burnt so small I couldn't see it ...used to hope it was in the house somewhere and would bite me and definitely not my younger brother on the bottom bunk ...mad times

​@@Salacious-Crumb you crazy, creating your own radioactive spider, AHAHAH I appreciate your initiative as a kid though, must've been a fun guy to talk to. Dreams are always nice to have after all

@@egoistagattoildiofelino7942 I appreciate a fellow web slinger 😉 thank you

@@Salacious-Crumb 🙏❤️

And also if he didn't lose the beyonder powers, my man could atomize almost anyone!

Yes I agree 😭 some fans can be cruel and say Peter deserves all this suffering for not making the right decisions during his life, but I know that he's one of the most altruistic and heroic person in the whole Marvel universe who went through more suffering than he could ever deserve and needs all the hugs and love he can get 😢

@@maellesaliou5871 exactly Spider-Man aka Peter Parker deserves all the love that anyone could ever get if they could see just be there in the same spot and position that he was in and see all the ultimate versions of himself to the alternate versions they would all understand

@@lashonnakennybrew4847 YES ! Fictitious and real persons criticize Peter and his decisions a lot but could anyone say they would have done better in his position ? Not enough People try to put themselves in his shoes, and I have to admit, if I could save the life of my only living parent left (and I love my parents A LOT) and the price to pay was just my marriage, and I was already under the impression that I couldn't have kids (MJ and Peter still don't know they lost their daughter because of Norman and not Peter' genetics at this point) and God himself refused to save this one single life (when he did it once for others) and told me "nah you're condemned to suffer all your life" then my answer to the devil would also have been Yes. Because why being fair to life if life is unfair to you ? Peter's deal with Mephisto was a moment of weakness, but one I deeply understand

@@maellesaliou5871 you are 1 million percent right I mean being Spider-Man you wouldn't let the day like Peter Parker has to go through it Peter Parker and MJ in a different alternate universe where they do have a daughter but Peter sacrificed it because the safest Aunt May ones for years there has been alternate reality universes were thousands maybe countless endless thousands of Peter Parker Spider-Man when Stacy and army a massive armies a thousands of Peter Parker is endless and Spider-Man's that are creepy horrible ultimate funny weird Spider-Man do existencies in the universe alternate realities do think 🤔 Peter should have married MJ or black cat or married someone who's a super god Peter Parker would have still win the father of someone strong it's just so many alternate universes where Spider-Man's Peter Parker's female Spider-Man that went through it all but Peter Parker is a true hero of marvel universe he puts others before himself and never wants to see anyone hurt and he always wears and has a true badass suit amazing 🤩🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Sounds like Joker.

I thought the same thing too, Peter was definitely not thinking that through.

And to later find out that the girl that lead him to mephisto was an illusion of his future daughter that he'll never get to meet. Such a stupid and selfish decision

​​@@starkilla5439es, i thought about it too, but no one knows his secret identity.But am I the only one who wants to know what that long conversation was about with Mj?

That was Joe's main goal as soon as he got into Marvel

Gotta love how it was such a shitshow it was made non-canon soon as it was over.

Like Batman. He's dealt with quite the trauma train himself.

Same goes for animanga folks like Guts or Yuji Itadori!

Was it that bad?

@@shauryaawashti9472 it was good series sad ending

Mans really ended the multiverse and forced beyonder to intervene and make the technical first spider man multiverse

Haha

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To be fair at the time the government was getting pretty sick of the super heros destroying the city thousands of times and basically if peter doesn't reveal his identity as a way to give super heros a good name then he will be hunted down by the government etc etc.

He trusted that Tony would help keep his family safe.

@Jorie Nwachukw and what happened with that? Did he go back on his word or what?

@@loyaldog5741 Pretty much. After Aunt May got shot, Peter went to Tony for help, and he basically gave him the finger. Though he did pay for her medical bills if I remember correctly.

@@Jorie Nwachukwu well that’s jacked up. Some hero. Was her getting hurt on him for not helping him?

I do love Genom

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There are some who hate No Way Home, but I don't give them much attention

I think it's because it didn't really change past events that already happened. Aunt may stayed dead and the all the conflict that happened before Dr.Strange's new spell still happened. The only thing that was changed was now no one know's who both peter parker/spider-man is. It was a bit flawed but at the same time more respectful that No way home adknowledged past events this peter caused and chose not to retcon them.

Yeah man that one's pretty terrible would probably beat number one spot along with zombie spiderman

Nah venom is not evil but deadpool is sometikes

you what? 🤨

Deadpool was the reason it was violent.

Peter didn't find out the suit was alive until after his 1st fight with Puma (I believe)

@@jornaminsanders2256 that was retcon added later, which only applies to venom versions that were gained in secret wars. Any other venom has nothing to tho with that. Also the amount of time spent with wade wasn't enough to do much to venom at most it gave him a bit of a temper and made him slightly more antagonistic than he would've normally been. And like I said, this is new retcon, I'm talking about the original reason venom is even a thing.

No, I don’t think you’re missing anything 😂

@@mclaughlinjames7 So it's like Rogue One all over again 😂 ROUGE ONE!