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Edited by Fighteer on Dec 15th 2022 at 9:55:58 AM
@ Windleopard - Thank you for posting/sharing.
Regarding the female friend, I would really happy if that does end up being Jazinda. Just something I would like, not a theory with any support.
In terms of actresses, maybe Brenda Song, Ali Wong, or Kelly Marie Tran? Or for a different kind of Asian, Tiya Sircar?
Edit - Re Miles, I think it's perfectly fine and it's my preference for him to go by Spider-Man in and out of universe, especially because he wears a distinguishable costume.
Regrding the different cities though, that reminds me of the recentish Superior Spider-Man where Otto was in (IIRC) San Francisco and called himself Spider-Man (not surprising, given his ego), but wore the Superior costume in what he claimed in-universe was an homage.
Edited by Hodor2 on Nov 25th 2020 at 11:37:03 AM
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I think that’s part of why they had Kaine move to Dallas for a bit.
Edited by Beatman1 on Nov 25th 2020 at 9:35:06 AM
Surrounded by weirdoes
Sometimes, Marvel still forgets the world is bigger than New York, don't they?
Wake me up at your own risk.
... Screwball?
"The difference between reality and fiction is that fiction has to make sense." - Tom Clancy, paraphrasing Mark Twain.
Funny but not helpful
Lucy from the movie Lucy?
Forever liveblogging the Avengers
Yeah, that description does fit Screwball, although 1) she's not a She-Hulk villain and 2) she's not really Big Bad material. I know Titana is pretty much the only major She Hulk villain, but that doesn't sound much like her
Leader of the Holey Brotherhood
She-Hulk doesn't have any villains but Titania?
One Strip! One Strip!
Doesn't Howard the Duck count as a rival to Jen at least?
Edited by TargetmasterJoe on Nov 25th 2020 at 10:31:29 AM
She has a few, Titania is just by far her most prominent. That said, most of She-Hulk's rogue gallery is shared with other characters, mostly Hulk rogues or those general Marvel villains who aren't tied down to any particular character.
The only ones off the top of my head that I can think of that are primarily She-Hulk villains are Titania, Ogress and Lyra. But that's not to say that she doesn't have a healthy hero-villain relationship with some characters who also villain for other heroes as well.
Edited by KnownUnknown on Nov 25th 2020 at 10:54:14 AM
"The difference between reality and fiction is that fiction has to make sense." - Tom Clancy, paraphrasing Mark Twain.
You'd figure this would be as good a spot for The Leader as any.
Lies and Violence!
Who's to say we won't see him? I see Titania playing a big role, but at the same time I doubt she'd be the Big Bad.
I don't know enough about Oggress and Lyra to comment on them.
The Head of the Hydra
Man its a shame we can't get a crossover at the moment between She-Hulk & Daredevil.
It be cool to see them both lawyer together. Plus She-Hulk is green so she is truly an avocado at law. 
Given that the article is citing the already very Jossed rumors that the third Spidey flick is going to be a multiverse movie, probably not.
And then, of course, there's the fact that We Got It Covered is all over the story.
Edited by KnownUnknown on Nov 25th 2020 at 2:49:11 AM
"The difference between reality and fiction is that fiction has to make sense." - Tom Clancy, paraphrasing Mark Twain.
Agh, I debated with myself on whether to bring it up on this thread or not. I was under the impression that if they ever revisited any previously used Spider-Man villains, they would be performed by very different actors.
That impression got jossed when Jamie Foxx was announced to appear as Electro that, according to a now-deleted post on Foxx's Instagram, would not be blue, which was a defining trait of the character in ASM2 (for better or for worse). And now, there's rumblings of Molina returning as Doc Ock?
I already saw a lot of people calling "multiverse shenanigans," but what if he's just playing a rebooted MCU version of the character? Because Otto explicitly died in Spider-Man 2.
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JLA/Avengers intensifies
Forever liveblogging the Avengers
Leader of the Holey Brotherhood
Eh, I'd love to see Wonder Woman, Superman, and Green Lantern yell Avengers Assemble
Edited by HandsomeRob on Nov 25th 2020 at 9:00:48 AM
One Strip! One Strip!
And for Wasp to say "Justice League, Lambaste!".
Leader of the Holey Brotherhood
She had to say something. I mean, it's not her fault the Justice League doesn't really have much of a battle cry.
One Strip! One Strip!
Don't want to leave but cannot pretend
Silence is always an option, Rob. Better to let people think you're an idiot rather than open your mouth and confirm it.
Edited by fredhot16 on Nov 25th 2020 at 9:54:01 AM
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Role Model
The only Doc Ock my life needs at this point is "Liv".
I'd say they already have a great actress lined up, but she's already going to be in the MCU as Ag* nes.
People want the classic Ock, especially after seeing him used rather well in the PS 4 game. Liv is weird because there was a female Ock for a bit but she never gained momentum.
It'd be simpler if Miles and Peter operated out of different cities. Like, if one's the New York Spider-Man and the other's the Chicago Spider-Man, then there wouldn't be as many circumstances where the confusion would come up.