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spiderdeli · 3 months
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ULTIMATE PETER IS HERE AAAAAAAAA
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Doom 1 (2024) by Jonathan Hickman & Sanford Greene
Cover: Adi Granov (variant)
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Ultimate Spider-Man (2024) #2
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SHUT UP THIS IS SO CUTE! Peter’s going to get the classic red and blue suit because his daughter finds the black suit too scary, and it’s going to be based off her drawing 😭😭
Also “one more day”!!!! Hickman, you son of a bitch, that’s hilarious.
Another 10/10 issue, I’m really enjoying this so far!
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nevenkebla · 6 months
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Piensa en la suerte que tienes de tenerlos
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Guionista: Jonathan Hickman Dibujante: Mark Brooks Publicación: Fantastic Four Vol 1 #588 (2011)
Spider-Man tiene una conversación con el pequeño Franklin Richards después de la muerte de Johnny Storm.
— Spider-Man: Yo sí que pude evitar que mi tío muriera. — Franklin Richards: ¿En serio? — Spider-Man: En serio. — Franklin Richards: ¿Por qué no lo hiciste? — Spider-Man: Porque era joven. Porque no comprendía la importancia de todas las decisiones que tomamos… porque tuve que aprender que, cuando se tienen dones como los nuestros, no debes pensar primero en ti, piensa en la suerte que tienes de tenerlos y que mucha otra gente necesita ayuda. Es lo que mi tío habría querido de mí, y lo que tu tío Johnny querría de ti. ¿Entiendes?
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fleshmonk · 29 days
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“These people stole your future… …do you want it back?”
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ultrameganicolaokay · 2 months
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Doom #1 by Jonathan Hickman and Sanford Greene. Variant covers by (1) Adi Granov and (2) Maria Wolf. Main cover (3) by Greene. Out in May.
"IN THE NEAR FUTURE… DOOM ALONE MUST SAVE THE MARVEL UNIVERSE! Legendary creators Jonathan Hickman (ULTIMATE SPIDER-MAN, G.O.D.S.) and Sanford Greene (Bitter Root) send Doctor Doom on a journey unlike any he has undertaken before! With Valeria Richards at his side, Doom goes on a quest to harness more power than any human has ever wielded before in order to try to stop Galactus from bringing about the death of the universe!"
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star-reyes · 3 months
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Not to be predictable but. Old men yaoi
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Like why does he look at Ben like that
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avengerscompound · 4 months
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Immortal Thor (2023) #1
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wwprice1 · 3 months
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LOVED this week’s Ultimate Spider-Man #1. An exceptional start to the series!
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dbot456 · 4 months
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Fantastic Four (1998) #588
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nickfuryagentofsword · 2 months
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Ultimate Spider-Man 5 (2024) by Jonathan Hickman & David Messina
Cover: Leonardo Romero (variant)
Ultimate Universe
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bigbadbruin343 · 23 days
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USM has been gold so far and shows no sign of slowing down. Hickman cannot miss.
From USM #3 written by Jonathan Hickman with art from Marco Checchetto.
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I read Ultimate Spider-Man #1 by Hickman
So I checked this out in isolation of the whole event or events leading up to it.
I'm trying to decide if this is a case of false advertising or if it is actually as disappointing as it seemed.
This series was marketed on the grounds of 'come check out a married Spider-Man with kids'. But that was by no means the focus of the story. The focus was upon a) Uncle Ben's grieving Aunt May and b) peter's choice about whether to be Spider-Man or not.
Let me steelman and say, hey, the marketing was exploitative but that isn’t Hickman’s fault.
Honestly, this premise is still rather broken.
Let’s say, for the sake of argument, this universe is identical to 616 except the Maker has strategically meddled with it to avert the existence of superheroes.
Okay…so he made sure Peter’s parents died when he was 15 instead of like a toddler. And also that he wasn’t bitten by the spider. And also that there was no burglar. Couldn’t he have just gotten rid of the spider? Why all the extra stuff? And if he didn’t do anything other than get rid of the spider…why are all those other things different?
Speaking of which how/when/why does Jameson know the Parker family at all? Uncle Ben was a factory worker, he had NOTHING to do with the newspaper business and why would a working class guy like him know a millionaire/billionaire like Jameson? Why would he ever go into that business? Why would the Maker change that at all? If he didn’t change that how could ANY of the changed he made in the timeline ever have resulted in that?
Similarly, why is PETER working for the Bugle? Peter’s interest in photography was specifically in relation to his career as Spider-Man. Yes, he developed something of an interest in it later in life in his 20s, but that was a fleeting thing after he left college. It was never really his long term career goal. Sure, you could say he is working on the science section of the Bugle. But…why? Why wouldn’t he just, you know….go into a scientific field in general? What does the Maker gain from changing that if he was responsible for changing that at all?*
And this, in fact, is a microcosm of how the premise of this story is borked. In a world where Peter Parker
Is an adult
Was not really raised by Uncle Ben and Aunt May because his parents died when he was 15
Never experienced the death of Uncle Ben or Aunt May in his teens
Was never a superhero
HOW exactly is he the character we know and love? The fun of a What If or AU is contrasting the new version to the character we are familiar with. But by rights he should be MASSIVELY different as a person. He wasn’t raised by people who were almost a generation older than his parents. He didn’t have to bear the burden of being a provider or caregiver for his household as a teenager. He never had to cope with the guilt of Uncle Ben’s death. And would he even know the Great Power/Great Responsibility thing considering it was a combination of being RAISED by his aunt and uncle along with Ben’s death that drilled that into him? In this universe neither of those things are factors so if he DOES live by that life lesson how and why would he?
As an extension of that, how and why did he wind up with Mary Jane considering his upbringing combined with his life as Spider-Man were important factors in them falling in love. Mary Jane was attracted to his sense of responsibility, but that sense of responsibility came about due to his upbringing and that upbringing has changed. Not to mention, given her abusive father, knowing Peter was a man who had incredible power (like her father had over her) but used it responsibility was a HUGE aspect of her attraction to him, plus she got turned on by the danger to some extent.
So…how did they hook up? Unless the Maker for some fucking reason decided to make sure MJ’s Dad was a successful author and never touched the booze. But WHY would he do that????????????
And then you have the big one which is…Peter can magically sense he is in fact supposed to be Spider-Man….um…Okay, so, yes, Peter does have a certain belief in destiny because he talked about it maybe being his destiny to be Spider-Man when he was a teenager and even older. But…that was a belief. He questioned it. He never SENSED that about himself. You could argue being Spider-Man is from his POV something he doesn’t have a choice about, but that’s like saying a parent doesn’t have a choice to look after their kids. They do. It’ just that you do not have a choice about it if you feel compelled to be a good person. It was never a magical bullshit thing.
Hickman in this regard and in his general portrayal of Peter is almost making this weird ass nature over nurture argument. That Peter wouldn’t been broadly the same kind of guy we always knew him to be albeit he could commit to a 9/5, a family and be less tightly strung because he doesn’t have the stress of heroism or guilt shit. And I guess he has less of a sense of humour? (Although so does Uncle ben, though he is grieving…although Jonah is a lot more touchey feeley than he should be as well sooooooo….)
But that’s just…lame.
It’s making a mockery of Peter Parker’s struggles in the 616 and most traditional portrayals. His experiences are integral in forming him into who he is as a person. Hickman is arguing that Richard and Mary’s DNA was actually the most important thing in shaping his personality. Unless are we really saying Richard and Mary would’ve been broadly the same kind of parents May and Ben were? They were goddam CIA agents!?
And on top of that…the story is making this BROKEN argument for Peter being a superhero. He feels like he is drifting through life. He feels unfulfilled. Like something is missing. Uh huh…um…what about your kids bro?
If you become a superhero aren’t you going to be potentially exposing your family to danger? Don’t you risk your kids growing up without a father because you get killed, crippled or are generally occupied a lot by being a hero.
Now, to be clear, that situation is A LOT different to 616 Peter who already had great power before meeting MJ. He also started his career at age 15 vs this Peter who’s literally going to learn how to web-swing and fight at age 35! Shit, most people whobecome soldiers, fire fighters or police officers don’t START their careers (with 0 training btw) at age 35! And there is a massive support network for those roles too.
I’m not saying Peter can’t be a superhero and a family man, but I am saying it is morally wrong for him to CHOOSE to turn himself into a superhero when he already is a family man. This is like saying it is okay for a man in his midlife crisis to blow a chunk of the family savings on a sports car or get himself a 20 year old mistress because it will make him a more engaged husband and father.
Basically, this first issue represents a lose-lose scenario from where I am standing. We don’t know much about how this Peter is different. The ways in which he is don’t make sense. The ways in which he is similar don’t make sense. These questions need to be answered BEFORE we get to the premise of the story (Peter choosing to be Spider-Man at age 35 when he is a family man). And the premise itself is unbelievable unless we want to buy into Peter being a selfish asshole, which therefore makes him unlikable in general and very much NOT like the Spidey we know and love.
Basically, this series might as well NOT be about Peter Parker in the first place, but some other guy living through a mid-life crisis by becoming a superhero.
*Are you noticing how I kee coming back to the Maker as a explanation for these changes? I don’t even know if the stuff leading into this spelt out what he was and wasn’t involved with, but that is a big question that should be addressed. Unfortunately it is the ONLY way to explain these changes beyond ‘its just different because it is’. And either way it is lazy and lame as shit.
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smashpages · 6 months
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Spider-Man is older, ‘wiser,’ a husband + dad in ‘Ultimate Spider-Man’
Jonathan Hickman and Marco Checchetto’s new series will give Spider-Man’s marriage more than one more day.
(variant cover by Ryan Stegman)
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nevenkebla · 4 months
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Aléjate de ellos
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Guionista: Jonathan Hickman Dibujante: Sean Chen Publicación original: Dark Reign: Fantastic Four #4 (2009)
— Norman Osborn: Niños, deberías saber que creo firmemente en el castigo corporal. Y faltarle el respeto a vuestros mayores está muy, muy feo. Esto os va a doler a vosotros mucho más que a mí. — Valeria Richards: Franklin… — Franklin Richards: Quédate detrás de mí, Val… yo te protegeré. — Susan Storm: Norman Osborn… — Norman Osborn: ¿Qué? — Susan Storm: ¡ALÉJATE DE MIS HIJOS!
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