You DO Know What Vigilante Means Right? | Spider-Man Comic Dub
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- Got a request to voice this stellar Spider-Man fan comic by Meg Syv aka @BluDragonGal on Twitter!
I love this comic for a plethora of reasons, but most of all I like that it highlights something that I feel Spider-Man comics have been missing as of late: Spidey's vigilantism.
He's not a friend of the cops, and he's in no way a police officer himself. Peter Parker fights injustice in all forms - especially when it's an authority figure flexing their power over the little guy.
Always remember: Superheroes are inherently anti establishment.
I do love Marvel, but I wish they'd remember that from time to time. "Spider Cop" is about as far from Spidey's character as you can get.
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I love the fact that he didn't throw the car, he gently set it down.
He’s a menace, not a monsters
Less of a menace and more of a prankster.
"gently set it down"?
I sujest you watch the ending again, because trust me, the way he handled this car was anything BUT "gentle".
Spidey is a smart-ass, not an asshole.
@@LordEmperorBoss that's true. Too bad the comic creator didn't understand that.
Reminds me of when he stole a police bike in one of the cartoons and he was like “So? I’m a taxpayer!”
Reach for a cop’s gun
nyehehe nobody can steal the 1000th like because i will always have been the first to press it😈
Governments hate him! see how this one trick can save you millions!
@@mahbuddykeith1124reach for the officers service weapon reach for the officers service weapon reach for the officers service weapon reach for the officers service weapon reach for the officers service weapon reach for the officers service weapon reach for the officers service weapon reach for the officers service weapon reach for the officers service weapon reach for the officers service weapon reach for the officers service weapon reach for the officers service weapon reach for the officers service weapon reach for the officers service weapon reach for the officers service weapon
@normalyoutubechannelcarryo8567jonahposting
"Hey, officer! Is that your car?"
"...Yeah?"
"Imma flip it."
"Don't you do it."
"Imma do it."
"Don't YOU DO IT!"
*spidey grabs the car and flips it over and gently places it on the pavement*
"DAMN IT."
Good old TFS reference
DAMN IT HE DID IT
"gently" where did the wheel go then? why's the image all crooked when the last ones where all straight? he straight up smashed that shit lmao
@@ph-1012He stole that tire. 😂
@@ph-1012 where do you think he turned it from?
Funny thing is, in the Marvel universe most cops love Spider-Man so if a cop has a bad story with him, many assume he must be a bad cop.
In the OG Stan-Ditko comics, it was the citizenry who would turn on Spidey at the drop of a dime, not Cops. Cops were usually shown as having a better opinion of him, because they saw his work first-hand, and only going after him out of protocol and orders. Heck, when Rhino debuts, the only reason Spidey didn't stomped to death, was a pretty brave cop moving him out of the way.
And there's Jean DeWolff, who was the cop who loved Spider-Man the most (as in she loved *loved* him), but never showed it, by the time Peter knew, it was too late.
Yeah, but keep in mind that in the OG Steve Ditko era, there still was the Comics Code Authority, which prohibited depicting police and government in the slightest negative manner (I know, insane). So, if Spidey was the hero, then the cops needed to be on his side so there would not be any stories regarding any bad nor corrupt cops.
You sure that's true I just read the story where part of the police department set Peter up so really?
credit to spidey, he flipped over the car while leaving it mostly intact
That seems like a very Spidey thing to do.
SM - Come on. You can do it.
Cop - I... Im sorry. I just had a really stressful day. * tears up ticket, and offers the civilian a ride *
SM - There. Isnt that better? * gently puts car back on its wheels... and then webs shut the cop's box of donuts, because Spider-Man *
@@Wavemaninawe your a idiot for thinking like this
@@venicethehedgehog4122 An idiot? Then maybe the world needs more 'idiots' like this.
@@venicethehedgehog4122 you're*
@@Wavemaninawe not perfeckt, but honestly, a WAY better way to end this comic them the video showed.
In a way, law enforcement failing Peter Parker on multiple occasions is the reason Spider-Man exists. Why would he show respect to the law?
BINGO
Yea that's true law enforcement is always failling to do it's job so why spidey should bother respecting the law?
But why would he just randomly flip the cops car over
@@zeldafan6124 that's just for the meme don't think too much about it
@@zeldafan6124 it wasn’t random. He did it as a “fuck you” to the officer for the unnecessary loitering add-on.
Have you ever had to deal with someone above you in your life having a power trip and abusing said power? Combine that irritation with built on resentment for being shot at by half of law enforcement, and yeah, Peter’s going to slip back into his asshole default! Lol
The way I Interpret Peter's relationship with law enforcement is that he has an extremely small circle of police officers he would trust with his life, but unfortunately a lot of the time they either die or lose it. The only Cop I can think of that didn't go either route is Detective Lamont from JMS' run on Amazing.
don't forget joe his my favorite cop on spider mans side
@@deepdays9068 Who tf is spider mans
@@kanuan3677 grammar police over here
@@otadota8864 Please tell me you are joking
Also Captain Stacey (gwens dad) but that varies if he lives or not
Jameson is going to have a field day with this one
Miles since when??
@@para_cxsm A couple of years ago actually
@@para_cxsm
Peter Parker: Spectacular Spider-Man by Chip Zdarsky, where Peter reveals his identity to Jameson and they have a whole argument thing.
Then they go on a time-traveling adventure with Peter's long-lost SHIELD agent sister Teresa Parker (long story) and Jameson meets a younger Peter and his angrier 60s self.
Jameson realizes he's been an asshole to a kid Peter and decides to be Spider-Man's #1 supporter in the present day. Unfortunately for him, he's no longer the editor of the Daily Bugle and he's a disgraced former mayor, so the only work he gets is as an Alex Jones-style pundit--ironically one who's sane and correct most of the time, but seen as a joke because of his earlier stance on Spider-Man.
Spider menace destroys city property, potentially endangers life to save criminal
'Spiderman defies the city laws as well as the laws of physics, is nothing sacred to the masked menace?'
"you should be on our side"
"And you should be protecting and serving people"
Its call law enforcement for a reason. Enforcing the law often inconveniences people who aren't familiar with them. It seems stupid, but theres a reasoning behind it.
@Dark Energy Except many times cops get people in trouble for things that they didn’t do or crimes that are completely retarded (like loitering), and completely ignore serious offenders. The american police academy reinforces an “us vs the citizens” mentality instead of a helpful one. Multiple social research projects have been done on this.
@@Joseph_Drew_III And youre an expert? Youve seen this first hand? Thats the majority? You fully understand the law and why its there?
@Dark Energy I have at the very least read the works of people who fit all those descriptions. You most certainly cannot even say _that_ much. Your words are those of someone who just watches some news station or other and regurgitates what they hear.
@@darkenergy9760 Are you? You acting like standing around doing nothing is as bad as theft and property damage? The cop here is a bastard, as per the norm.
Honestly Spidey should totally be allowed this. He does nothing but help people and they still treat him like a criminal for it. If they're gonna treat him like a menace he might as well be allowed to act a little naught here and there
The lines goes "With Great Power comes Great Responsibility", not "except if people treat you like shit, in which case be a little bit of an asshole."
Besides, he already gets his licks at JJ and God knows how many other people through verbal action.
@@shadowbyname2802 right???
Cause i was about to say spidey tends to do that by default most of the time anyways given the literal job of being a vigilante
On some level, he kinda HAS to dance with the press and police alongside the criminals he fights in order to actually save people
However I wouldn’t really say the instance in the video counts as irresponsible (not saying you were directly implying it tho)
He literally used his power to help someone get out of a situation in a way no normal person ever could
(Nonviolently at that)
@@shadowbyname2802 I think the point was that he flipped the car to stop the officer from giving that guy a ticket for loitering, which we all know is a bullshit law.
@@JetPatrick a law is a law
not being liked by everybody doesnt give you the right to be an asshole. I mean, you should give a good example if you are literally the strongest entity of New York even tho some people are being assholes about it
Police: you're supposed to be on our side!!
Spiderman: i forgot the part where thats my problem
*bully mchad dance*
For the curious: "Vigilante" literally means "watchman". Its modern connotation is someone who enforces the law without legal authority.
"viglante justice" in a legal sense means "takeing the law into your own hands" for example if you grabbed a base ball bat and attacked a known criminal qnd your motivation was that's he's a criminal you'd be charged for "vigilante justice"
Indeed
Its why cops usually ask people to let them do the law work
Because you have no idea how much goes into it
@@COOLERthenUKinda sad, but i guess i understand why
@@VeryRGOTI ye.
Vigilante is still used in its original sense in Brazilian Portuguese, as someone who vigils. Vigia is also a common word here. Heck, I literally pay fifty bucks every month alongside the rest of the street, so that four Vigilantes watch my street at night. They always sit in front of our house, too. Best deal ever.
For the modern connotation of someone who enforces the Law without legal authority, we use the word "Justiceiro". Even funnier fact, is that "The Punisher" got translated into "O Justiceiro" here, because of that, even through the literal translation is "Punidor", which would have worked perfectly and comes from the same latin root word.
Cop: “You’re supposed to be on our side”
Spider-Man: *I’m a vigilante. I’m on the people’s side*
Hobie: Yeah, there you go.
@@Ash-Winchester you're not helping
@@LasVegasDashie Good.
And then a few hours later it's revealed that the guy he helped go away run over Aunt May.
Good Fucking job Pete!
Or maybe that guy went onto Cure cancer who knows?
I think the lyric "Does whatever a spider can" makes sense.
He can’t bite people with his mask on though.
I might be wrong, but most spiders can't flip my car.
@@dragonseatcheese8727 until an Australian spider appears lmao
@@dragonseatcheese8727 Australia, or prehistoric.
@@nullpoint3346
Fun fact, the largest prehistoric spider we've ever found is only 2 inches. (Nephila Jurassica)
Not even Mongolarachne is that much bigger (its actually a sea scorpion, despite looking like a spider, and is only 2.22 inches)
Reminds me of that moment of Immortal Hulk. A couple of cops start harassing a black teen for wearing a Hulk t-shirt. Hulk then appears from behind, and smashes the car just between both cops.
Hulk also says to pay your taxes
Hulk is land of contrasts
@@Feasco I don't think stopping what is probably racially motivated violence is at all different from paying taxes, aside from the car thing. But that's just a comic book thing.
@@dragonseatcheese8727 no it had nothing to do with his race it had to do with the fact he was wearing hulk merch at the time anyone who wore that were supports of hulk and hulk at this time stated HE WOULD BREAK THE WORLD AND BEFORE THAT HULK PERSONALITY WAS KILLED EVERY SINGLE PERSONALITY IN BANNER SAID YES SIR EVEN BANNER
@@venicethehedgehog4122 What?
@@megamarcus1515 world breaker hulk killed a lot of people indirectly. It's loke wearing a Sadam hussein shirt.
Reminds me of in the 60s Batman movie when the police were offended because a reporter called Batman and Robin "vigilantes."
In that series they were "dually deputized agents of the law."
Batman in that show was more of a consulting detective like Sherlock Holmes than someone who regularly beat up and restrained criminals without due process
@@Feasco pretty much.
@@Feascoand the fact that he was doing it as his fursona?
@@PikachuLittlei mean if sherlock holmes himself could solve every crime your city has perpetrated upon it. And just asked to wear a weird outfit and a tag along in another one...whule still being just as effective (if not moreso with the themed gadgets) could you really say no?
@@FeascoAs he should be.
This isn't Peter's style. He'd actually point out that the officer's car is probably parked illegally and inconveniently walk it over to a parking space a few miles away and say "That's what you get for loitering!"
Do people think peter parker is just a boottlicker?
@ColeGray-il6tm thats not being a bootlocker, wtf? That's "killing with kindess."
Flipping the car at the very least causes taxpayer money to hire a tow to flip the car back over, fix any damages, etc. Picking the car up and running off with it to gently set it back down half a mile over, that's making the his opponent the butt of joke you know he has cooking.
@@r15835 Having peter point out that the car is parked illegally makes him sound like that he doesn't care about the people, only the law. And that just makes him another cop in spandex. And if taxpayer money is an issue, why do you allow yourselves to be slaves to capitalism in the first place? Did you learn nothing from Spider-punk or Spider-man noir? Two spider-men that reject capitalism.
@@Ash-WinchesterIt's throwing the cop's words back in his face that's the point
@@Ash-Winchester Your right Spider-man should care about people always.
Which is why he wouldn't flip the car, he's not about trying to make the officers life harder for doing his job he's trying to teach a lesson in a smart way through humor.
This leads to a double positive outcome, the harassed citizen avoiding a ticket and the police officer learning let the small asinine laws slide lest he relive the humiliation
Given how blatantly corrupt the MCU makes most of its governments and police force, it would actually be cool to see MCU Spider-Man actually do something like this to help the little guys. Especially with someone we know is a good person, like a civilian from one of the Disney+ shows we see in Falcon and the Winter Soldier.
What are you smoking? The cops are always shown to be entirely good guys "infiltrated" by organizations.
@@iamcool544 even in real life, there are cops out there that abuse their power and the MCU does show the corruption of their governments a lot. Besides, I never said that all cops would be corrupt.
Hav… have you ever actually been to New York or what? 😅
@@nahhhhhhhh271 I’ll admit, no. But again, I was talking about the MCU version of the police force and the governments, where we do see some blatantly corrupt people. Besides, I do know that there are corrupt cops out there, so something like this video is still possible.
@@la7402 Dw, NYPD is corrupt as fuck
- A New Yorker
He didn’t have to actually flip the car, as the person had already gotten away, but he chose to do it anyway, in full view of the police officer.
Man of his word, at least.
@@badbloodkiller3471 Not to mention going thru with it gives the guy more time to get away
"Look what you did, he's getting away!"
"I missed the part where that's my problem"
And that's how uncle Ben died.
Damn it Spidey you're just feeding Jameson
Everything he does feeds jameson, hardly matters what he does anymore
@@BobThePenguin. facts
And by proxy, his feeding himself
@@BobThePenguin. no matter if spidey is a pure hero or not he's still seen as a menace to him so it doesn't really matter if he goes neutral hero or become a villain and etc
to be fair, Jameson would have said something else about spidey on that day anyway
Okay, let’s be clear. There is a line. This comic is valid. Anyone who says that spidey should never work with cops though is just wrong.
Spidey just walks it and operates outside of it
Exactly. Pete’s better at catching criminals because he doesn’t have any of their restrictions. Not that the cops are incompetent or bad, they just have to go by the book.
He only works with cops when it makes it easier to do good.
@@robertwyatt3912 not always the case, but it is an acceptable line for the canonicity of a Spider-Man story.
I think that actually "flipping it over" isn't very Spidey of this comic. But threatening to do so and holding above his head is
@@nairocamilo agreed
Reminds me of a fan comic where Spidey walks a lady home because she was getting harassed. Even tried getting her into Cowboy Bebop.
I saw that one it was good the fact he ques up the opening ad he prepares to deal with them once she is safe was cool
Oh I loved that comic!
I saw that one, he went with her to the other side of the city and still webbed the guys
Me playing Spider-man ps4 be like
Idk but that "Is this your car? I'm gonna flip it over" killed me
I mean, they still wanna be tryna arrest him after he be saving hostages from a burning building
Honestly I would LOVE to see a new Spider-man be like this in the comics! Same old Crime Fighting Spider-Man but will actively do stuff like this if it means helping out civilians that are being harassed by police.
If they want to treat him like a Menace I would love to see him act like one!
Doesn't that defeat the whole point? You know with great power comes great responsibility?
@@byronsenior6499 No since he's helping citizens.
@@byronsenior6499 aren't cops abusing their power defeating the point of "great power comes great responsibility"? Trust me when I saw that loitering is a law made just so the police could scam people for a couple bucks.
Way to miss the point
@@Mycorrhiza Yeah but Spider-Man is supposed to be BETTER than cops. That's in general part of the idea of superheroes, a more pure sense of justice. Once you get away from that into more selfish heroes, then you're stepping into Antihero territory. And regardless of why the law exists. This cop is just an enforcer of it. It's kinda unfair to screw with the guy whose just enforcing it rather than making said laws. Don't shoot the messenger.
Spidey's a real one, for sure
Saw a homie in need and did what he had to do
Respect 👊😎👍
This is like cops IRL thinking they'd be buddies with the punisher and not get drop kicked and shotgunned to the face because they were in the way
They actually address this in a punisher comic. Some cops tell frank that they believe in what he does and show them the punisher window sticker on there cars, you know the one. Punisher gets pissed off, rips the thing off, tells them something along the lines of “it’s your job to serve and protect, if you want someone to look up to his name is captain america” and leaves.
That's stupid because Punisher is about punishing. Maybe that's because I only watched the movies and tv show but for all I know. Frank Castle would never, ever under any circumstance would kill an innocent person. In one of the movies he had a mental break down because he accidentaly killed an undercover cop. So by all accounts of logic and who Punisher is as a character he would never kill somebody that is in the way of him doing his punishing. Additionaly the comment above me is stupid for the same reasons. Also also the undercover cop that was killed in the movies was for Punisher because he knows that the system was easy to corupt if the judge was a pice of shit so he took Punisher as a fail safe if ever such a pice of shit was apointed.
I love the way he says “you better stop me” lmaoo
I don't think spidey would flip an entire police cruiser because a cops being an asshole. Ultimate spider-man, probably...
Dude had no filter.
regular Spidey would, depending on how much of an asshole the cop was.
they shoot every time they see the Ultimate Spiderman, if he turns the car around it would be a good way to take one out on them..
@@bloodyidit4506 yeah, that's what I meant. Like loitering ain't worth flipping cop cars my man.
Spidey wouldn't flip the car, those things come out of the public's pocket. He'd just run off with it and then put it down somewhere.
Now I'm gonna go look up the definition of vigilante
lemme save you some time: it means Spiderman can flip over cop cars
@@Feasco that's technically destruction of property
@@franciscoruiso? What are the police gonna do about it? Spider Man is gonna show them the Aussie spider side if they try anything
@@atheontimesconflux1067 shit comment
@@atheontimesconflux1067that’s not the point. A vigilante is someone who does “hero stuff” within the limits of the law technically this was a crime.
"I don't CARE that I'm a super hero! I'm still gonna flip the cop car!"
He is a man of the people first and foremost.
True, but doesn't change the fackt that they way the autor showed him "solve" the problem is really ,REALLY dumb.
@@dedalionarts6077literally no one was harmed and it was a light-hearted prank
@@Devilspade doesn't make any less dumb.
@@dedalionarts6077 Sounds like someone had their car flipped by a webbed menace
@@dedalionarts6077Whelp… I guess we found J Jonah Jameson.
Police Officer: He really is a menace.
J. Jonah Jameson: Music to my ears!
"Who watches the watchmen?" Turns out the answer is "A superhumanly strong bungee-ninja"
Batman?
@@rodrigoandorinha9259 Batman is more of a superhumanly obsessive detective ninja, although I really think he's at his best when he's just a detective that dresses like a complete lunatic and gets in to fightfights with brightly-coloured gangsters.
@@lexslate2476 At this point we can't even call him human, he falls from space and landa without a scratch.
They could just make him a vampire already
@@rodrigoandorinha9259 Or admit he's a cartoon character.
@@lexslate2476 Never
This gives some big silver age Superman vibes
Spider-Man that day decided to be a menace with super strength in the most harmless and pettiest way possible
Random thought: A vigilante story where the vigilante targets the police for their own misconduct around civilians and criminals. The police respond by painting the vigilante as a menace and escalating encounters with the vigilante (turning a hostage situation into a shootout or worse taking the criminals hostage themselves to force the vigilante out).
Thought that would be interesting.
I think JJJ already does that with spidey
You know that action does sound like a quip Peter would actually make.
Me trying to explain that vigilante doesn’t mean cop to a 6 y/o for 30 whole minutes
Ok...why?
@@ToxicBastard every single time that batman gets in trouble, or if I'm watching that one arc of Big Hero 6 the series with my nephew I have to re explain it
@@Wyi-the-rogue In fairness Batman always had a confusing relationship with the law, the Nolan films really confused me as a kid because one minute the cops are after Bats and the next he's talking to Jim like they're buds.
@@ToxicBastard Tbf that's kinda the police's relationship with vigilantism in general. It's 'whatever means necessary' when they agree with the vigilante and 'but the law!" when they don't agree with the vigilante. The Gotham police force likes Batman when he's convenient.
@@fatcat1414 True, they hit on that in Dark Knight a little. Batman is the solution they're not allowed to use.
Reminds me that time in Ignited where 'big' plotpoint was that 'they want to make underage vigilantism illegal!'.... they did not think that message through.
They didn't think that comic through full stop lmao
Just looked up "vigilante". It means person who flips cars, bikes and horses.
🤣
I'm sorry but how do you flip a horse, wouldn't the horse just get back up?
stop asking questions and flip the damn horse
@@OpwzRougeit doesn't have arms.
@@mouthlesshater neither do dogs but they can roll over so cant a horse just get up like dogs do?
He's not on the police's side, he's on people's side. And police meant to be on people's side too. If they're not, they as well may be considered his enemies
"You're supposed to be on our side!"
"Yeah, and you're supposed to be on theirs."
?
You better stop me while lifting a f*cking car with bare hands.
I feel like peter would be revealed to be spider man pretty easily by the police if they tried
overestimating the general competency of the police right here
@@Feascoplus there are more obvious options as well so even if they do try it’ll be harder to figure out Peter Parker is spider-man hell using ultimate spider-man show as reference harry logistically make sense as Spider-Man’s secret identity Peter and harry have a similar build in the show and harry is the son of norman osborn so he would have access to the money probably needed to be spider-man or flash tompston would just as well make more sense due to being more muscular which explains his strength to cops but due to our outsider views we know who they are
@@Feasco Not really. You would have just to follow footage of cctv and trace him back to where he lives. Not even that, you can literally identify a masked person based on how they walk punch that through a recognition software and get the identity. of Spider-man. Its the surveillance sytem the chinese use.
@@PSYMEDICBut that one is unconstitutional
@@ocic_otnemirepxE "but the constitution", did the founding fathers know there would be wall crawling menaces? NO!
Superheroes have gone from, "they're basically advanced cops" to "they have a working relationship with cops" to "they have rocky relationships with cops" to "directly against cop" to "gonna actively screw over cops". It's basically gone from one extreme to the other. I honestly liked it better than the ethos was somewhere in the middle. The general ethos of superheroes like Spider-Man during a long period of time was "I don't really like cops because I can do their job better than them, and they're controlled by higher ups who can be corrupt, but I still respect the office on the street"--which just makes the most sense for superheroes, since they more or less, for all intent and purpose, ARE cops, just very privatized ones. This trend of making superheroes actively hate cops is moronic. It makes sense for average joe Smith to hate cops, but it literally makes zero sense for a superhero like Spider-Man to hate cops, when they're doing the exact same thing in their day to the day lives, just one is totally privatized and the other isn't. The middle ground ethos just made the most sense for that kind of dynamic.
The legality of superheroes can be really interesting for world building if well done, like when you have a situation where some heroes are state endorsed and others operate in a legal gray area etc.
This is most Dan Slottish spider man thing I ever saw
"He really is a menace" caught me off guard so hard XD lol
Spidey is definitely chaotic good alligned
Is there anything actually illegal about very gently turning someone’s car upside down except for maybe scratching its paint job
We do a little trolling
WE MAKING IT IN THE DAILY BUGLE WITH THIS ONE 🗣️ 🔥🔥🔥
Spidey out here sticking up for the little guy's rights. Remember, tyranical officers are criminals too.
Over the following months half a dozen reports of harmless vandalism, loitering and petty thefts from walmart were called. All of these fell on deaf ears, as when officers got outside to go for the drive they consistently found their cars flipped. People eventually stopped calling the police for small infractions like this all together, and sensing the inability of their police force decide to take care of the criminals themselves in acts of vigilante justice
and then street violence increases by 500%, small businesses move out, and the neighborhood is left in the hands of criminal gangs or abandoned because no one wants to live or invest in an unsafe place
Spiderman lives in new york
This should have followed up with the police officer missing his quota asking for spidy to flip his car.
I don't think Peter would do this, most likely he would approach the civilian and pretend that he was an old friend he was meeting up with, possibly bluff he was helping him stop a major criminal, that would circumvent the loitering charge and the officer would be to dumb struck to follow up.
Maybe not to this extreme, but no, Peter would absolutely troll a cop being a dick
@@theravenlordmasterofthevib8991He'd have to be subtle, he has a reputation that's ALWAYS painted poorly by the media, so he has to be smart about how he acts since he is technically a criminal.
0:12 Bro yelled in lower case.
i mean, can you even arrest spider man for flipping your car over if he doesn't damage it? if the car is gently picked up, rotated and placed back down without being damaged, then is it REALLY illegal?
I read Vigilante as Viltrumite and thought this was going to go in a completely different direction
As long as he feeds Jameson, he also feeds himself.
Gotta hate when Spider-Man decides it just became your leg day.
J. Jonah Jameson: Good to see that someone realizes the truth about Spider man
"This your car? I'm gunna flip it over." lol
He fights for the little guy, law be damned
"law be damned" would you say that when you get robbed? Lol
Honestly surprised he doesn't do this to Jameson's car every now and then, or even just petty things like turning it so its facingvthe wrong way or in the wrong spot.
Because tiny things like letting a crook run past him led to Uncle Ben getting shot.
Why are so many comments saying this is justified because of “revenge”? He helped that guy get out of a fine. That’s what he did. He’s still just a hero
Bro didn't even destory the car. He just flip it over.
Hes a man of his words. I love spiderman.
Being a vigilante has its perks.
True you’re wanted criminal, but if you’re prepared to live that life, it’s small potatoes and you can basically do whatever you please so long as it doesn’t violate your ethics.
A vigilante is a hero who does things within the limits of the law. It’s not really doing what you please. And technically you aren’t a criminal either you just help stop people from committing crimes. What you described however is an Anti-Hero.
Vigilantism is criminality.
@@lelandholmquist2467it's a hero that does NOT operate within the law, fixed the definition of vigilante lol
@@lelandholmquist2467 Being a hero within the limits of the law would mean being a cop yourself. Or firefighter, if a fire is the problem.
The very act of engaging in crime related heroics while not being a cop yourself is already outside the limits of the law.
A vigilante is literally an illegal hero, more or less, and one that is not concerned with the legality of their methods. Red Hood and Punisher are vigilantes, just as much as Batman and Spiderman. Better, more effective ones, at that.
Spider-Man: Also what the hell is this Punisher sticker doing on your car?
Spider-Man's relationship with cops is best described as such:
"Officer, in order to search this office you would need to get a warrant from a judge, now...a vigilante menace such as myself has no such burden. I'm going to just - uh, make sure they don't destroy any evidence."
He understands he's a little bit on the other end of lawful duty. Doesn't mean he's not gonna help them out when they need it.
Well, it's really only in comic books that cops and judges really give a damn about whether police actions are warranted or not in the first place. Ever since they allowed retroactive warrants, no-knock warrants, general search warrants, allow probable cause for a misplaced sneeze, and hide behind "qualified immunity" it's just a shitshow of corruption.
Yeah you’re right, normally he is a fucking snitch. I like this one better
Spider-Man’s had so many versions of his story told on how society sees him some times he’s beloved and most of the time hated but god damn give this man a break he’ll never be with mj because the writers hate it and he’ll never know peace and love outside of aunt may who also dies a bunch
Nah he actually got a pretty good deal in the comics from the late 90s through to Avengers Dissassembled
oh for god's sake, shut up about MJ already.
I remember the rumor that everyone gets one non-cannon Spider-Man story. Supposedly something Stan Lee said decades ago
Awesome work yet again
Spiderman if he was based
This doesn't sound like something spidey would do. Escalating things like this seems just ill intentioned.
Definitely not in character. He is the type that tried to deascalate a situation before being forced to deascalate if no other option is available.
He would try to talk the officer down way before doing something stupid like this. And even then, he would likely give the man a sympathetic nod and leave rather than escalate it to this degree.
it's a fan comic, it's by definition not in character
and what, you never heard of What Ifs?
I want go see a menace Spider-Man. And I don't mean like how he was with the venom symbiote, but shinnenigans like this!
Honestly, some cops think they are above the law.
Saving a citizen from getting a bull ticket. True hero.
Honestly, we need more moments like this in comics.
Tell me you’ve only ever played the PS5 game without telling me you’ve only ever played the PS5 game:
This comic came out in like 2018 :3
@@SynthVoice Then its just not cacon spidey.
@@pewpew7311 The person who made this comic is working on Spider-Man Freshman year :3
One of the most heroic acts ever 🤣 hell yea spidey!
Spider-punk would be proud
uwu softboi Peter's a curse. I miss when Peter was running on a minimum 20% of petty spite at all times.
Exactly. Peter constantly being a sarcastic, snarky gremlin is a major part of his character. It's why people like him.
He's a good guy and he helps people, but that doesn't mean he isn't also a total troll.
@@mr.kittysavestheworld695That’s one thing I love about Ultimate Spider-Man. Say what you will about Bendis’ general lack of creative talent for the rest of the Ultimates and comics at large, but he got that part of Peter right to a T.
Honestly, I think that’s one of the few failures Insomniac Spider-Man has as well. As Peter, he’s way too spineless imo, constantly bending whenever anyone says the slightest mean word.
True, TAS spiderman basically bullied Brock into becoming a villain
@@wesleygriffiths8748ultimate Pete has and always will be my favorite interpretation easily
"Is that your car?"
"...Ya?"
"I'm gunna go flip it."
" DON'CHU DO IT!"
Spider-Man being Chaotic Good alignment.
I like this. Thank you
"Hey officer! Is this your car? Im gonna flip it over."
Officer: "I- Thanks for asking but dont flip it."
Spidey: "Flip it?"
Officer: "No."
Spidey: "No, its not your car or no, dont flip it?"
Officer: "No. Dont flip it."
Spidey: "No. Dont. Double negative makes a positive! Thanks sir!"
*flips car and swings away*
This is criminally underrated
@@chibiusa2018 whats underrated? My bullshit thought of what happened or the video itself?
@@NoBloons yes
This is both in character and a reason Jamison has to think Spider-Man’s a menace, really wish their was more stuff like this in comics
Curious, what precedent would suggest that this is in character?
Spidey helps out the little guy and is routinely harassed by cops.
Of course he'd step in to help out a pedestrian being hassled for no reason.
It's not even close to in character.
Venom would do this though
@@themindeclectic9821 honestly I say it's in character, getting hauled for something as simple as loitering is annoying and bullcrap, he's done much more petty things if I'm being honest.
@@suohd.sunking6964 more petty? Yes. Destructive for the sake of pettiness? No. More in character would be asking the cop for directions relentlessly while the guy leaves. This is something Venom would do though
Peter put that officer in his place...
bro actually flipped it
no scratches, no damages, bro just gently put it on the ground and swung away
This reminds me of Action Comics #1
That car belonged to kidnappers in progress though
@@JaelinBezel ik but usually when the cover is referenced they act as if the people in the car are being saved
Like in the opening for Powerless and in Superman & Lois' adaptation
Finally! I've been waiting for someone to do something on Web-Man!
“Mr. Jameson he flipped over a cops car!”
“…I’ll allow it.”
He's not a menace, he's everyone's hero
The amount of idiots that think all cops are evil or something. It'd be funny if it wasn't sad
the amount of people who blatantly don't care about the "with great power comes great responsibility" line, aka his core trait, and think spiderman should just go after anyone he doesn't like/revenge is also laughable
@@christopherauzenne5023 these people would a 100% abuse Powers if they have them. Literally they would be super villains
Because they are. Back the Blue 'til it happens to you.
@@luminusprime spoken like someone truly ignorant.
I need this spidey to meet daredevil
The chillest spiderman ever
Plot Twist: The cop was on Kingpin's payroll.
Honestly I could see Spider-Man doing this not necessarily all versions of Spider-Man but some
After all like you said he's a vigilante he fights crime and Injustice no matter what it's shape or form
So I would definitely love to see Spider-Man point out and fight against the injustices of the police
Especially since unlike a bunch of the other criminals he wouldn't actually hurt anybody he would just protest through a little collateral damage with as few people hurt as possible
Not the most conventional Spider-Man but I would love to see it and maybe they could work up to it at first he's not like this he only fights crime but after being called a menace a few times and treated bad he decides to also address with the other people are doing bad and address what everyone's doing bad since everybody seems to want to point fingers