he does exactly what I complain about literally in the first 3 minutes of the new episode
He makes lame jokes and the copycat spider people role their eyes at how stupid and immature he is.
also they point out how they were able to do something without problem that is difficult for me.
just a typical example of white male characters having to job in the name of "women and black empowerment"
Marvel's Spider-Man
Alexander Price
Camden Reyes
They tried in the 90s.
Ethan Gutierrez
They are just bantering. Gwen is just talking about how she doesn't crack lame jokes. She's being a hypocrite. Peter is the one engaged with the actual crime fighting. They pretty much get written off as going to a college tour while Peter stops the Technovore and Venom as Spider-Man.
That's honestly all the show does. They keep finding opportunities to write off the other three spiders unless it's for big events like Goblin Nation or Spider-Island. Otherwise, it's all Spider-Man. They are all supposed to get infected by symbiotes anyway, so they're pretty much villains for him to fight.
Gwen, Anya, and Miles are pretty much just there for the ads and toys. It's still all Peter's show.
Xavier Ward
Then perish with the rest.
Thomas Lee
no
Carter Ramirez
>Anna Watson's nice just moved into the neighborhood
I thought Peter already met MJ at Midtown High. She was the mascot and everything.
Josiah Thomas
Maybe he thought her fat niece that tried to force herself on him two summers earlier was the one moving in, and not the one he was friends with in school.
Eli Ramirez
It's in poor taste to have a hologram of Sandman an an enemy. In the time Spidey knew him he wanted to reform and help his daughter and seemingly died in the process. Sandgirl would be more appropriate here.
Julian Collins
Yeah, that felt off. I honestly don't know if these are new writers or not because they seem to bring some events from the previous season while changing or retconning others.
Lucas Ramirez
Don't like the implication that Curt is straight up evil.