Peter has the proportional ability to fail to shield his wife's face from flying broken glass of a spider.
I envision a fourth panel where a badly lacerated Vulture, unable to slow himself down enough, slams into the back of the room (or perhaps the solid-gold filing cabinet!) and breaks his neck. Then we can get back to arguing about having the flu.
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Wow. New writer, perhaps?
If it is, we'd never find out. Marvel will keep it hushed up.
Peter has the proportional ability to fail to shield his wife's face from flying broken glass of a spider.
I envision a fourth panel where a badly lacerated Vulture, unable to slow himself down enough, slams into the back of the room (or perhaps the solid-gold filing cabinet!) and breaks his neck. Then we can get back to arguing about having the flu.
Yeah, shouldn't the Vulture's hands be in ribbons? And the top floor of the Chrysler Building has window glass so thin birds can fly through it?
"it looks like Peter is about to snap Mary Jane's neck."
In a better world, this is exactly what would be happening in that last panel.
That's not a neck-snapping face. I believe he's going for a mind-meld.
So the Vulture is King Kong now?
"And the top floor of the Chrysler Building has window glass so thin birds can fly through it?"
That's not a bird - it's a MAN, baby!
On another note, if we ever had a spinoff where the Vulture went into the legal field, it'd be the most awesome thing ever.
Surprise of the year.
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