Assuming I never read a lot of comics (most of Injustice, some one batman one shots, Scott Pilgrim) what would be a good entry level place to start on Spiderman? I want a fun spiderman with interesting character development.
If it's any measure, I liked all 3 movies spideys equally, with garfield lagging a bit behind.
>I want a fun spiderman with interesting character development. Jesus Christ twist the fucking knife why dontcha
Jackson Martin
Oh shit, what did I do?
Ryan Myers
Anything published before 1990. It's where the masterworks are.
Hudson Parker
Basically read all of Amazing until around Superior ends, after that Slott turned Peter into Tony Stark and it just turned into garbage.
Michael White
Read Ditko and Stan Lee Amazing Spider-man and then go from there.
Caleb Ward
So you're saying that with Spiderman the place to start is at the start in the 60s?
Noah Thomas
From the top all the way until OMD and then just stop
Oliver Martin
Well, yes.
Brandon Hughes
Pretty much yes, it might seem like a lot, but honestly it’s not, after you get out of the slog of the 60s and 70s then things start picking up. A lot of people would drop the series after OMD, but there were things that happened in the series later than I really enjoyed such as Gauntlet and Grim Hunt and Ends of the Earth, but everything in amazing after Superior has just been shit. Spectacular and Spider-Man and Deadpool have been amazing though
Thanks for the advice, thread. What is that guy talking about, anyways?
Cameron Miller
Early Spider-Man holds up very well. It's a little wordy, but the adventures are fun and you get to see where all his classic bad guys come from.
Leo Wright
Spider-Man since 1994 or so has been REALLY. FUCKING. BAD.
The changes that have been done to his character and continuity are almost heartbreaking. They have just completely fucked him up in ways that are almost hard to believe.
Michael Fisher
Well, at least we had the 90s cartoon with that kickass guitar riff intro.
Liam Morales
Do yourself a favor. Just remember that opening and never go back to watch it.