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Edited by Mrph1 on Jul 29th 2024 at 3:09:00 PM
The high school trilogy idea was never gonna work anyway. If you factor in that at best the franchises get a movie once every two-three years, you'd have to have Peter be like 11 to get a trilogy of teenage movies.
edited 22nd Sep '15 4:57:15 PM by comicwriter
Well this is cool. Janet Pym's costume in Ant-Man
. Hopefully this will silence the people who were complaining they just Gender Flipped the regular Ant-Man suit.
It looks like the suit Comics!Janet wore during the Apocalypse Twins Arc in Uncanny Avengers
It's a Janet classic
. If anything it looks more like the Ant-Man suit cribbed off of Janet's costume than the other way around.
Janet designed Hank's costume in the MCU.
Ao S retaliated in the Dubsmash war...I think this round goes clearly to Team Carter. But then, it is hard to beat Lola AND Stan Lee.
Hmm, so Peter Parker still in high school in MCU. Not that it should be surprising.
Man, I really look forward to scenes with him and Captain America.
If Sony's Amazing Spider-Man movies were also relevant, which it obviously wouldn't be, it would be even more amusing to see him with Iron Man.
Tony: Gotta say, I have to thank you, kid.
Peter: ...Why?
Tony: Well, you took care of my competition's both chief researcher and CEO. Not that the company could do much against mine anyway, but gratitude goes where its due.
Peter: Wait, what makes you think I'm Spider-Man?
Tony: And how did you figure out it was Spider-Man who dealt with Harry Osborne?
Peter: Uh...
Tony: Anyhow, cheers.
Continuously reading, studying, and (hopefully) growing.Holy shit! I totally forgot about Pogs! Shit, I can't be old.
I'm only in my early 30's, and only Japan thinks that's old.
One Strip! One Strip!Everyone else in this thread is like, "Pogs? What the hell are they talking about?"
Listen, you young whippersnappers, once upon a time, there was this game you played with these cardboard disks called "pogs." And you had metal or plastic disks called "slammers" that you dropped onto stacks of these cardboard disks. Why was this popular? I have no idea, but it was insanely popular for about six months in 1992 and then completely vanished.
edited 23rd Sep '15 9:35:29 PM by alliterator

I'm not sure how I feel about a Spider-man who doesn't remember 9/11...
I'm pretty sure for the majority of the character's existence, he didn't remember 9/11 (since it hadn't happened yet).