#comics accurate peter parker

[merrysithmas]

hurry up w the sequel mouse

[iwasbored777]

I don't care what anyone says these are my favourite Spider-Man movie ships (and definitely my favourite superhero movie ships in general) with the strongest chemistry and the best romantic storylines and they all feel like separated characters but also make great couples (and both shared a beautiful romantic sunset scene in their sequels before a lot of angst happened).

[mostsanescarletspiderfan]

Average Spider-Man/Daredevil team-up.

[lizajane2]

I really did try watching the Rami Trilogy again see if it might change my original opinion about the movies... it did in fact not. I don't think Tobey's performance as Peter Parker/Spider-Man is accurate to what I read as a child. And that falls on the writers, I believe. I also think the movies didn't showcase how intelligent he was like the most recent adaptations especially Andrew's Peter Parker.

Don't even get me started how they wrote MJ. All that woman did was scream the entire time. And it felt like she loved Spider-Man more than Peter himself.

The only two good things that I love about these movies are Green Goblin and Doctor Otto Octavius. William Dafoe and Alfred Molina portray the characters so well. They were born for those roles.

For some reason though I loved his performance in No Way Home. He wasn't so serious. He felt more like Peter Parker than he did in his original films. He managed to be a bit funny, like when he was webbed in the face and made a quip about it. Or when Peter 1 is talking about the avengers. "The Avengers?! That's great! What is that?" "How is this helping?!"

Then after he's stabbed by the Green Goblin, and the sky is split open because of the spell and he says, "Is that happening or am I dying?"

It's the little things ya'll. The little things that matter.

[lildoodlenoodle]

Ngl, I loved this trio, they were so silly

[brionysea]

sony's multiverse spider-man story is about how spider-man isn't defined by trauma. the mcu's copycat multiverse spider-man story is about how spider-man is defined by trauma. how did you copy their homework and still reach the completely incorrect conclusion. kidding i already know it's because corporations want storytelling to be an algorithm and not an artform but it's still impressive how wrong they are

[vicontheinternet]

I wanna know who started the tobey!was a Peter but not spiderman Andrew was a good spiderman but not Peter and Tom was a good both because that’s factual not true Tom’s is more like miles than anything

[thedevotionaltour]

Daredevil #17 - "None Are So Blind..!" (April 1966)

Written by Stan Lee Art by John Romita Sr. (pencils), Frank Ray (inks)

[the-gh0stly]

Kinda obsessed with a pre Spider-Man Peter Parker. A boy with thick glasses and a camera. Who just watches the world from behind a lense because he’s too afraid to go out and live it. He lets the world pass him by with only little snapshots as a keepsake. He sees everything bad around him and wants to help so god damn bad. But he can’t. And he known he can’t. He’s just a scrawny teenager who tends to be too witty for his own good. Then suddenly he can help. He’s stronger, faster, and can do things no one else can. But he doesn’t help. He tries to ignore his abilities. He’s still just watching the bad happen. It takes Uncle Ben dying for him to realize he the needs to help. If only he can do something he needs to do it. He stops living his life passively and starts to do something instead of just watching.

[poebrey]

gerard way on atsv manifesting now ✨

[skyward-heir]

after everything is said and done, after Spot is defeated and Miles gets to save Jeff, and canon events are revealed to not work Like That™. everyone is caught up in the euphoria and the relief, celebrating—as they should—that they've saved the multiverse once again.

that is, everyone but one man.

"Jess," Miguel says, soft but serious, as most of the group spiritedly focuses their attention on Miles. on congratulating each other for their exceptional teamwork. on checking for scrapes, and wounds, and torn suits. on making sure there are no structural weaknesses that may endanger civilians. "can I talk to you for a second?"

"sure," she says, tentatively, upon seeing his somber expression. "what is it?"

no, not somber. exhausted. as they break away from the rest, she observes his demeanor. Miguel's always overdoing it, working day and night, but he seldom lets others see the full extent of his burden. now, as he rubs at his face and eyes, his shoulders slumped, it's more evident than ever.

he exhales, then resignedly looks her in the eye. "...you need to take charge. you know the procedure. scan for anomalies, have everyone return to HQ... uh, the usual. then i'll have Lyla transfer you the facility's security codes, or better yet, give you her recognition keys, and provide an extensive incident report on—"

she blinks. "excuse me? ...codes? report? the hell you're talking about?"

"i'm making you leader," he says matter-of-factly. "no, wait, acting leader. i'm sure everyone will want a say on who'll be the next to take the position after..." he drifts off.

she's always prided herself on being sharp as a tack, but right now the whole of whatever-this-is has somehow blindsided her. "what...?"

"you heard me," he says, more resolutely. "i'm stepping down."

"you can't be serious."

"don't worry. you'll be fine. you have what it takes to lead them, Jess. always did."

"while i'm flattered," she says, tilting her head to the side and searching for a sign that this is some sort of joke, "i don't want your job."

"as i said, it's a temporary—"

"...look, Miguel, i respect your need for holidays, but you're making it sound like it's permanent."

"it is."

"see? i don't get it. no one's out for your scalp. we've all made mistakes here."

"and they don't need to. my departure— i'm simply making things easier. i won't ruin, more than I already did, what we managed to build. the task force is a good thing. because of you, because of Peter. Lyla, Ben, Margo... it was you who made this half-assed idea work. and i..." his lip trembles. "i'm out. no... no puedo."

"what do you mean," a voice intervenes from behind Miguel's back, "you're out?"

"shock," Miguel curses to himself, then turns to face the newcomer, trying to keep his voice level. it's not the best of attempts. "it's exactly what it looks like, Peter. or do you need me to spell it out for you?"

Peter, his eyebrows drawn together in concern, is not accompanied by Mayday. a cursory glance reveals she's being held by Hobie, both right in the middle of the celebrations and enjoying themselves. "maybe i do. you're what, just leaving? if you're scared everyone will—"

"scared, he says," Miguel sneers, showing a glimpse of larger-than-normal canines. his posture is tense, and his claws—often hidden unless absolutely necessary—are out. not a good sign. "of what? of hearing the truth? that i took all of your kindness and your good intentions and your grief, and made you think losses were acceptable... that canon couldn't be defied... all because i couldn't be miserable on my own—"

"—we all wanted to—" Peter starts, rather weakly.

"—that i was this close to forcing a kid to lose a loving father because i don't know what that's like?" Peter opens his mouth to speak, but Miguel continues, undeterred. "save your platitudes. there are mistakes. and then there's me." he sighs. "look, i finally get it. your hearts are in the right place, and i—"

"and what?" Peter snaps. "yours isn't?"

"it – doesn't – matter – if it is," Miguel punctuates. "i could never live up to the expectations set by you, by all of you. only wear the mask, and run from the truth for as long as i could: it's the only thing i’ve done worth a damn, but i don't have what it takes to be Spider-Man. i thought i belonged, i wanted to, but i don't. i'm a selfish bastard, and always have been." then he adds, his breath ragged, and—she’d swear—on the verge of tears, "...my mother was right. i'm my father's son."

god, she wishes she was any good at pep talks—find the words to tell Miguel none of this is true—, yet the words don’t come. thankfully, Peter does seem to find in himself the ability to reach out, hold onto that strange friendship of theirs. "you're nothing like him. like them. you're a good man, Miguel."

Miguel huffs, smiles to himself as if amused by the idea. "you always try to see the best in people, Peter, but... don't lie to yourself. who the shock steals a happy life at the expense of an entire universe? villains do that. the blood of trillions is on my hands." he stares at his own hands, claws out. "it's almost funny, actually. looking back... i kept telling myself the accident had turned me into something i wasn't, something i could fix, but it simply revealed what i've always been. a monster."

"they're spider powers", she manages to say, at last. "nothing more."

"look at me. claws? red eyes? fangs? venom? i can't stand light. people think i'm a shockin' vampire. or worse." he takes a deep breath to compose himself. "so, please, Jess, Peter... i know i'm a coward, but if we ever were… whatever… do me this one favor. i don't need to hear how i failed everyone. just…" he sits on a piece of rubble, then leans forward, elbows on his knees. "i'll be fine on my own. let me go."

they do.

[certainlynotasimp]

I found a new obsession which is figuring out how tall Miguel O’Hara is in Across the Spiderverse.

In comic canon, he’s 5’10”, which is a normal height. But Spider Gwen is canonically 5’2” in the Into The Spider-verse movie and considering that it looked like both her and Miles grew a couple of inches, I’m assuming she’s now her comic book accurate height, 5’5”. I believe Miles is not at his comic canon height yet (5’8”) so for the sake of comparison purposes, he’s gonna be 5’5”-5’6”. Peter B Parker was listed at 5’10” too.

So in theory Miguel and Peter should be the same height and the height comparison should look like this.

So based off of the screen shot, Miguel and Peter should be the same height…

That is not case…

Miguel is clearly taller than Peter, and he looks like a giant in front of Gwen.

So I did some experimenting on the height comparison website.

Since I’m using Peter B as a reference for guessing what his height is, I figured out he is no taller than 6’3” at the most so I think that he is between 6’-6’3”.

So enjoy your sexy giant Spider-Man.

[transrightsjimin]

if theres ever a more comic-accurate venom live action character idt many would do it justice. he has to look like a beefcake w a bad haircut. look like a himbo & act like one when it comes to bad decisions and drawing the wrong conclusions on his behaviour but his vocabulary is large and he's curious to do research.

he's wrathful and petty and enjoys letting go of his desires to kill people that piss him off, while the sin of lying (whether telling one or hearing one) normally puts him off completely. he's terribly shameless and bordering on a nudist. he's considered sexy and women in the comics that don't rly know him want to be with him and he's completely disinterested for decades in the stories besides calling them pretty too at most. him and his other are often a toxic relationship but them being separate is even more of a problem to the world. he's fucking terrible in communicating and boundaries and should never ever attempt another romantic relationship besides w/ his other.

he's not catholic anymore atp in the comics but religious allegories and references often come back in some form. he thinks he's very careful about protecting innocents and especially children but brutally murders guys in front of kids and traumatizes many. he loves his symbiote as both another person and as a part of themselves as one person combined. he's both intimidating but delicate.

he's commonly homeless, protects the homeless, but on occasion ate homeless people and as venom loses his care for them when hungry. eddie is implied to not own a shower and stink, while his other smells like a wet sock according to sleeper. he protects squatters but not thieves - unless he hears them out. he does anything to live except if risking dying means reuniting w/ his other. he's so strong as a human on his own that he can take on street level superhuman enemies. he looks tough and menacing but hates bullies. he did stalk peter parker though. he has to look macho but not in a straight way.

i like both tom hardy's and topher grace's ver of eddie bc at least both took several defining elements of his character and did those well. i feel like when a franchise were to cast a truly huge muscley guy for the role they would make his personality just stereotypically macho or some shit.

[mostsanescarletspiderfan]

My morals literally come from a wacky little comic from 1962, there is a universe out there where Spider-Man comics don't exist and I'm a supervillain.

You do not know how often I ask myself "what would Peter Parker do?" and end up in a fight or flight situation.

[hobiebrownismygod]

Miles G. Morales isn't "cold"

So...I see lots of people characterizing Miles G. Morales as a cold, arrogant "bad-boy" in their fanfictions. But y'all this just isn't accurate if you want to write him carefully.

Note: Headcanon him how you want, this post is specifically for writers who want to write him as accurately to his character as possible! Think of it as a character analysis.

42-Miles was on screen for approximately two minutes. He says maybe 5 or 6 lines, all delivered with very little emotion and in a fairly cold tone.

Its completely understandable that people would think he would be the "bad boy" type and would be a cold, arrogant person. HOWEVER-

Lets look into this more deeply.

First lets talk about the scene we got of him.

42-Miles ties up 1610-Miles to a punching bag. Where have we seen this before? Oh right-

1610-Miles did the exact same thing when he met Peter B. Parker for the first time.

These scenes mirror each other extremely closely, with 42-Miles even talking in a deeper tone of voice the same way 1610-Miles talked in a slightly deeper tone when he was trying to present himself as more intimidating to Peter B.

So why is this significant?

42-Miles is putting on an act. He just met his doppelgänger, somebody who's wearing a spandex suit, showed up in his apartment and is overall just very creepy. Of course he's going to be a little reserved, of course he's going to be stoic and unemotional. We don't even know if the concept of the multiverse exists in this universe. For all we know, 42-Miles doesn't even know that multiversal travel is possible.

Lets talk about 42-Rio's reaction to seeing Miles-1610

When 1610-Miles shows up in Earth-42 and talks to Rio, she doesn't seem that put-off by him. She makes jokes with him the way the average mother and son do.

Why is this significant?

The difference in the characterization of 1610-Miles and 42-Miles is absolutely insane. People treat 1610-Miles like a baby and they treat 42-Miles like a full grown man. However, the reality is that they're both going to have very similar personalities.

Rio would have noticed her son's demeanor changing and probably would've said something about it. But she didn't seem put-off at all by the way 1610-Miles acted. She even brings up comic-con, which suggests that 42-Miles has talked about comic-con and is therefore a ginormous nerd.

This suggests that 42-Miles acts similarly to 1610-Miles at home. He's also a talkative, friendly kid who spends a lot of time with his mom, and thats why she didn't realize there was anything going on when 1610-Miles showed up.

He's not cold. He's the average, maybe slightly depressed, kid.

Let's talk about Peter Parker.

Every version of Peter Parker we've seen so far is pretty similar. Even Pavitr Prabhakar and Hobie brown have fairly optimistic vibes, cracking jokes and being fairly outgoing. Especially with their masks on, we can see that they seem like they'd be pretty fun to hang out with. None of them can be described as cold.

42-Miles was supposed to be Spider-man. He'd have the same personality. Maybe he'd be a little more reserved, a little more stoic, but he'd still be the lovable goofball Spider-Man is supposed to be.

Miles G. Morales isn't a gangster. He's a teenage boy in a bad situation. Write him as such and do justice to his character. He deserves it.

He's a goofball guys.

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