Part of me wants to rant about how Spider-Man's spider-sense failed to pick up on the imminent explosion. He doesn't have the tranquilizer to blame this time, after all. Another part of me is just wondering if Spider-Man is all right. I'm guessing he is, due to the lack of spider-sense and whatnot (the money made from the strip), but there's always a slim chance tomorrow's comic will be Spider-Man lying dead in the street. Which I really hope isn't the case.
Friday, February 22, 2008
The Death of Spider-Man?
Part of me wants to rant about how Spider-Man's spider-sense failed to pick up on the imminent explosion. He doesn't have the tranquilizer to blame this time, after all. Another part of me is just wondering if Spider-Man is all right. I'm guessing he is, due to the lack of spider-sense and whatnot (the money made from the strip), but there's always a slim chance tomorrow's comic will be Spider-Man lying dead in the street. Which I really hope isn't the case.
Is it possible that his spider-sense was already on high alert, considering a speeding car and gunshots in the immediate area. Perhaps he cannot differentiate between levels of danger?
ReplyDeletemike i dont think they would have spiderman die in his own comic strip.
ReplyDeleteNeither do I, really, but stranger things have happened.
ReplyDeleteInstead of "Spider-Man", he should be called "'Sploder-Man"! Ha, I kill me!
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