Has anyone read this book? Is it good?
>An offbeat love story about the adventures and mutual rescue of a young woman out of place in her hometown and a mysterious stranger who calls himself Peter Parker (and begins to cast her in the role of Spider-Man’s first sweetheart), The Night Gwen Stacy Died is about first loss, first love, and finding our real identities.
that sounds completely insufferable, but I generally think that about stories about "first love, first loss and finding our real identities"
I like the idea of someone using the comic
this seems like a law suit waiting to happen
Well thanks for showing me this user, if female pandering dreck like this with a clickbait level title can get published than so can one of my shitty book ideas.
Really? I don't think so, but I don't know enough about law
Nah, it'd fall under homage or parody.
>American
>literature
That title always gets me, Gwen died during the day.
Congratulations, John Green, you are no longer the worst millennial author.
>this is how 50 Shades came into existence
These people shouldn't be encouraged.
>female pandering
Yes, how dare someone pander to the majority of the population of the earth.
Blow me, shitstain.
Let me guess: The main character takes up the role of Gwen Stacy, plays her part while still finding herself, and then either breaks up with "Peter Parker" or convinces "Peter" to give up his false identity, with the ultimate conclusion being that "Gwen Stacy" has "died" but the main character continues to live on as her own person.
Not even close
Make me, you junkie faggot.
Disney is above the law when it suits them
Hi John, shouldn't you be copying Wikipedia articles or prepping Jamal?
I see reading comprehension isn't your strong point
There was little in your statement to comprehend, you nigger.
Then why do you think that I am defending Hack Green?
Because of illiteracy.