Fun fact: apparently he retired because in The Unbelivable Gwenpool the new go to person is Ronnie, who has the greatest review of any work "I'm told it looks good"-daredevil
I believe after this there is a comic where it goes more into detail that both heroes and villains have an agreement that absolutely no business is to be done in Leo's shop
I think I saw that one. Or a story with him that mentions that fact. He seems to pop up randomly. I like characters like Leo, they flesh out the world. It's too easy to write superhero stories in which there are only heros, villians and endangered people to save with no examination of the world itself. DC had a decent title for a while called "Gotham PD" that was just about normal cops dealing with the insanity of Gotham.
This comic is so cool. The idea that all the superheroes and villains go to this one guy to fix up their costumes is a really neat idea. I especially like the bit where Leo mentions that Thor is a nice guy because Leo’s just an ordinary guy who has the Norse god of thunder as one of his most loyal customers.
truthfully i wouldnt be surprised if killshot got done in later by other villians. it should be a rule to not speak business in an establishment that doesnt ask questions, is safe, and does the work with the only questions being basic pleasantries and questions in regard to what to be done with the suit. true neutral ground so to say. when places like that in other media are harmed and or hit it isnt uncommon for ruthless purging to keep those spaces safe since they are few and far between.
@@damienmitchell3104 FOR REAL!!!! Killshot is a dead man and doesn't even know it. I would love a follow up comic from his point of view being hunted down by all the villains who had business with the tailor.
@@thelordofthelostbraincells man's getting hunted by Dr. Doom, the Blob, The X Men, Daredevil, thor, and THE ferret, thats gotta be hard to live through
@thelordofthelostbraincells what if bro dies, then death (the entity) denies taking his life so he comes back to alive, only for everyone to kill him again
The guy really needed to have a "no talking about jobs" sign in his shop. Like, seriously! He was in the perfect position to be untouchable. Set the ground rules of no talking any business besides his business while in the shop and become indispensable to the super community. No one wants to be the guy that roughed up the man who not only fixes Doctor Dooms cape, Daredevils costume, and Thor's cloak. A dictator, lawyer, and a god? Asking for all the trouble in all the ways!
So true, imagine if superheroes and supervillains knew they used the same tailor. it would be an all-out war. The superheroes would shut down his business (or politely ask him to only repair costumes for superheroes) and the supervillains would kill him out of anger or use him to get closer to revealing the secret identities of their rivals. I somewhat respect the tailor for not discriminating when it came to villains (it could be out of fear if he said no, but still), the guy offers reading materials while they wait and give them advice on the type of material that is most comfortable. The only thing he shouldn't have done was eavesdrop (although it wasn't much eavesdropping if his son could clearly hear him across a room), so he wouldn't have a moral obligation to snitch.
@@SebastienGendron-uk4poActually from what i understand, everyone pretty much knows that villains and heroes go there, its just that Leo is good with secrecy
IRL Killshot trying to [goof] the tailor would result on two possibilities 1. Villains jumping on Killshot and lynching him for harming their beloved tailor, and then passively protecting the Tailor for a time (Speaking about his job was his own mistake. also you do not want to sour relations with you servicer, it could result on far bigger snitching: Not only by him, but by all the associates.) 2. Villains first jumping on Killshot and [goofing] him for talking about his job nearby civilians, and then [goofing] the tailor as he was a witness. It could result in two things depends on what sort of villains you are dealing with. I feel like Dr. Doom would do his best to protect the tailor. Also he the Tailor already very old, [goofing] him will not be profitable in long term. Edit: There are two types of Criminal organisations in where I live. The north and the East. Stereotype goes as: The northerners would protect the Tailor, the Easterners would go after his kin.
@@SebastienGendron-uk4pomoney is money. And yeah, it's common sense to not talk about your secret plans in a "public" place unless you know for sure your by yourself
i love stories like this that just go into the whole logistics of things without the usual "rich superhero" solution. Its like yeah i wanna see a batman story where his costume is actually made by a shop specializing in bondage outfits xD
The Joker going to his tailor and talking to him "I am a man who quite literally dresses up and fights some traumatized orphan furry in a gimp suit and I get my ass kicked every time, but you know who laughs? NOBODY! Life is so unfair, you know Steven? I just lost half a dozen men to the Man-Bat, who is NOT the same as the Batman, and now the Goonion is on my ass because I refuse to pay for life insurance policies. Batman doesn't kill, I'm already on the hook for Medical, why should I need to give them a life insurance policy?!" "Mr. Joker sir, I am going to need to ask you for additional context, as you just called Batman, the personification of what goes bump in the night, a "traumatized orphan furry in a gimp suit" and that is somehow not even the most concerning statement you made." "Yeah, Alejandro is the Bat's tailor, Harley figured that out when she got her suit done up. Nice man, good fetish material, terrible conversationalist."
I love the idea that there's just this neutral territory that even the most bitter of enemies could only be like: "Hey." "...Hey..." Simply because they're lives would be so much harder if they fucked this up.
@@johnfkennedyinanopentopcar8976 Please, Leo probably made the devil's cape, the devil would do that shit for FREE. "Eternal damnation, Homer Simpson style for one Mr. Killshot!"
@@EeveelutionStorm The thing is, Mephisto ACTUALLY wears a cape, since its the only thing he wears, so that is very possible with how Marvel do things, word goes around, it goes to ghost rider, he talks with some friends in hell, a quick chat here, a bad day there, and then you have the King of Hell at your door asking you to fix hes cape
Earlier comics had Spider-Man often having the flu/ the cold in winter issues and once he was so ill his powers began failing and he confessed to being Spider-Man and wasnt anymore before passing out and then finding out he had a huge case of pneumonia
Before watching, the video, I was hoping that Leo's shop was like the one place on Earth where heroes and villains had an unspoken truce: no matter your morals or your relationship with other clients, the second you walk through that door, all hostilities cease. Otherwise, like I imagine Killshot might've had, you're going to have a very hard time finding another tailor
@@EeveelutionStorm I mean thanks to Spider-Man and the entire cover-up story, Leo mentioned they won't be asking him much. It'd be actually cool to see a after comic where heroes and villains going to put his ass through the meat grinder for what seems like a random assassination attack on a tailor both heroes and villains love to go to.
I imagine the Hulk busting entirely out of his clothes and going on a naked rampage. It's not the scary green giant monster that turns mens bones to water, its the scary green monsters monster coming at them. Time to scream and run!
I love grounded superhero stories like this. Very clever writing to bring the absurd and the realistic together in a way that gets the ol' gears turning. So inspiring.
It’s cool knowing thats where that suit came from. I’m not a comic guy, but for Spider-Man PS4 I loved that suit. After I got it I pretty much only wore that.
I always kinda love these sorts of stories, about the mundanities of a very non-mundane world. Heroes need their costumes, villains have to go grocery shopping, someone's gotta clean up the blood and shrapnel after a fight, etc. Yes I know about Viscera Cleanup Detail and it scratches the same itch.
I remember that issue, always liked it. "Doctor Doom wants a burger, you going to blame the kid behind the counter for selling him one?". Leo supplied a simple and legal service, he just made and mended costumes, nothing more or less, and I imagine most of his villain clientele had sense enough to not talk business while they were in his shop.
Man I love this era of Spiderman, the art design is one of my favorites and that coffee at night part was funny (I only had the first encounter with Morlun when i was young so I'd just read that constantly, I still have it but the spine kinds broke off... Still sad about that ngl)
I really wish this tailor got more attention in various comics. But to your intro: Yes, Spidey admits that his costume is not comfortable, but it's built for value and efficiency.
I love it how there are sacred grounds/area that both villains and heroes do mess with, I remember one area is a pizza joint, another is this dudes shop and I forgot a few other places. Basically you fuck with these people, you are fucking with everyone.
I’d love a comic where some new villain hurts Leo, even accidentally, and some villains either stay behind themselves to help him or get their henchmen to, while they and the heroes go hunt the sorry SOB down while they desperately try to hide, basically crapping themselves the entire time.
1:58 THAT. THAT RIGHT THERE, WHAT HAPPENED TO THAT MARY JANE. The Mary Jane that actually understood why Peter does his job as a hero, the Mary Jane that cared and always waited for Peter no matter how long it would be as long as he was okay in the end. I hope we get that character back in the future.
5:28 I think Modern bride is a reface to some nordic tale about Thor where he dressed a woman to be married to some guy as part of some Con or something. So I guess he has a taste for wearing women's clothing, in mythology
“A public coffee shop” You mean Katz’s Deli, on Houston? The “I’ll have what she’s having” deli from “When Harry Met Sally”? That public coffee shop? 😂
I just find it odd that with characters like Tony Stark, Reed Richards, and Victor Doom being multibillionaire tech gurus as well as Steven Strange, Wanda Maximoff, and Thor Odinson being masters of magical arts, all the superheroes and supervillains collectively go to one guy in New York to get their costumes mended. You'd think there's no torn fabric that money or magic can't fix, but no, this guy will do, ok. Don't read this as I hate idea, I find it funny, it's just when you think about some of the people who show up to him, you wonder why they need this one guy to do the job.
Well, when you want something done right, you gotta do it yourself. I don't think Tony needs Leo's services, but probably goes to him for actual suits like for his events, because you cannot beat the craftsmanship of someone who's done it so long it's second nature.
Omg, I was so confused the order he was saying words in.. only to realize halfway in that I was subconsciously reading the panels backwards 😅 (I've only ever read manga, not comics.)
If anyone ends up sending leo to the ER, they're gonna end up targeted by every single marvel hero & villain on earth. Whoever decides to make that decision i would say they better be ready to pick a god and pray, but then again, none of them will listen as I'm pretty sure most of them would make sure their body was never found.
You would think Leo the tailor is the safest man in New York City. Imagine killing, or even hurting, a man who happens to work for, and has earned the trust, respect, and admiration of: Dr. Doom, the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, the Avengers, the X-Men, the Fantastic Four, Daredevil, and probably everyone else, from heavy hitters to feather weights, galaxy defenders to street level criminals, in the Marvel Universe. If Killshot had actually killed Leo, he would have united the Marvel Universe's heroes and villains, who would all be out for his blood.
theres a full motion comic of this comic on yt its pretty good
I linked it in the description!
Fun fact: apparently he retired because in The Unbelivable Gwenpool the new go to person is Ronnie, who has the greatest review of any work "I'm told it looks good"-daredevil
Bullet wound must've been a snafu.
@@d-manthecaptain1382 Or he got too old for it
@@arran4285and died of natural causes
This man is like the Edna Mode of the Marvel Universe. All he needs is to make sure there are NO CAPES!
Thor and cap: bruh
Tell that to doom
@@jeronimoheuchert3786 cap?
@@finchatforharambe905 cap
Love how he even does work for villains too. And that he has a schedule for both types of clients.
I believe after this there is a comic where it goes more into detail that both heroes and villains have an agreement that absolutely no business is to be done in Leo's shop
He did make a rule heros and villains on separate days
I think I saw that one. Or a story with him that mentions that fact. He seems to pop up randomly.
I like characters like Leo, they flesh out the world. It's too easy to write superhero stories in which there are only heros, villians and endangered people to save with no examination of the world itself.
DC had a decent title for a while called "Gotham PD" that was just about normal cops dealing with the insanity of Gotham.
If his business gets ruined because villains and heroes fight in shop then they will have to fix their costumes themselves
@@realdragonyeah, it's basically an unwritten rule.
This comic is so cool. The idea that all the superheroes and villains go to this one guy to fix up their costumes is a really neat idea. I especially like the bit where Leo mentions that Thor is a nice guy because Leo’s just an ordinary guy who has the Norse god of thunder as one of his most loyal customers.
truthfully i wouldnt be surprised if killshot got done in later by other villians. it should be a rule to not speak business in an establishment that doesnt ask questions, is safe, and does the work with the only questions being basic pleasantries and questions in regard to what to be done with the suit.
true neutral ground so to say. when places like that in other media are harmed and or hit it isnt uncommon for ruthless purging to keep those spaces safe since they are few and far between.
@@damienmitchell3104 FOR REAL!!!! Killshot is a dead man and doesn't even know it.
I would love a follow up comic from his point of view being hunted down by all the villains who had business with the tailor.
@@thelordofthelostbraincells man's getting hunted by Dr. Doom, the Blob, The X Men, Daredevil, thor, and THE ferret, thats gotta be hard to live through
@@mikadosannoji553 he's going to need meta human level relocation or fake his death and start over
@thelordofthelostbraincells what if bro dies, then death (the entity) denies taking his life so he comes back to alive, only for everyone to kill him again
The guy really needed to have a "no talking about jobs" sign in his shop. Like, seriously! He was in the perfect position to be untouchable. Set the ground rules of no talking any business besides his business while in the shop and become indispensable to the super community. No one wants to be the guy that roughed up the man who not only fixes Doctor Dooms cape, Daredevils costume, and Thor's cloak. A dictator, lawyer, and a god? Asking for all the trouble in all the ways!
So true, imagine if superheroes and supervillains knew they used the same tailor. it would be an all-out war. The superheroes would shut down his business (or politely ask him to only repair costumes for superheroes) and the supervillains would kill him out of anger or use him to get closer to revealing the secret identities of their rivals. I somewhat respect the tailor for not discriminating when it came to villains (it could be out of fear if he said no, but still), the guy offers reading materials while they wait and give them advice on the type of material that is most comfortable. The only thing he shouldn't have done was eavesdrop (although it wasn't much eavesdropping if his son could clearly hear him across a room), so he wouldn't have a moral obligation to snitch.
@@SebastienGendron-uk4poActually from what i understand, everyone pretty much knows that villains and heroes go there, its just that Leo is good with secrecy
IRL Killshot trying to [goof] the tailor would result on two possibilities
1. Villains jumping on Killshot and lynching him for harming their beloved tailor, and then passively protecting the Tailor for a time (Speaking about his job was his own mistake. also you do not want to sour relations with you servicer, it could result on far bigger snitching: Not only by him, but by all the associates.)
2. Villains first jumping on Killshot and [goofing] him for talking about his job nearby civilians, and then [goofing] the tailor as he was a witness.
It could result in two things depends on what sort of villains you are dealing with. I feel like Dr. Doom would do his best to protect the tailor. Also he the Tailor already very old, [goofing] him will not be profitable in long term.
Edit: There are two types of Criminal organisations in where I live. The north and the East. Stereotype goes as:
The northerners would protect the Tailor, the Easterners would go after his kin.
@@hannibalburgers477 Please... just use the k word... Please.
I'm begging you. Just use kill. This isn't tiktok.
@@SebastienGendron-uk4pomoney is money. And yeah, it's common sense to not talk about your secret plans in a "public" place unless you know for sure your by yourself
i love stories like this that just go into the whole logistics of things without the usual "rich superhero" solution. Its like yeah i wanna see a batman story where his costume is actually made by a shop specializing in bondage outfits xD
The Joker going to his tailor and talking to him "I am a man who quite literally dresses up and fights some traumatized orphan furry in a gimp suit and I get my ass kicked every time, but you know who laughs? NOBODY! Life is so unfair, you know Steven? I just lost half a dozen men to the Man-Bat, who is NOT the same as the Batman, and now the Goonion is on my ass because I refuse to pay for life insurance policies. Batman doesn't kill, I'm already on the hook for Medical, why should I need to give them a life insurance policy?!"
"Mr. Joker sir, I am going to need to ask you for additional context, as you just called Batman, the personification of what goes bump in the night, a "traumatized orphan furry in a gimp suit" and that is somehow not even the most concerning statement you made."
"Yeah, Alejandro is the Bat's tailor, Harley figured that out when she got her suit done up. Nice man, good fetish material, terrible conversationalist."
@@Forestxavier20 lmao
Batmans suit with the nipples was definitely made by bondage people.
@@Forestxavier20 Joker gets his suits from a tailor who makes suits for magicians...
@@darrellcook8253 it's only weird if they're pierced...
Wonder why they didn't decide to use him in She-Hulk instead of the person we got.
because that is “her” show
They probably didn't know about him, he's an obscure character
Plus the one we got fills a slightly different niche
@@hazgoldberg ?
@@driveasandwich6734 plus she hulk is a her show so yeah
Probably because he is in New York and she-hulk is on Las Angeles
Thanos: I want repairs to my costume. Perfectly balanced, as all things should be.
Leo: Here's the bill.
Thanos: It cost me everything
nice jokes
Leo is the only person who can manage to repair an infinity gauntlet with some thread and a sewing machine.
@@icetide9411 Leo Zelinsky, King of Nidavellir
there's 911 likes lol
Leo: a small price to pay for salvation
Dang he seems like a calm and reasonable person
Kratos pulls up
Kratos: I require your services
@@Samuel-iw8kj I dont even know if Kratos wears pants,everytime i see him is just a cloth
In the Flash’s comic, back in the 60’s and a few other Flash stories there was a tailor who made the rouge’s costumes.
I love the idea that there's just this neutral territory that even the most bitter of enemies could only be like: "Hey." "...Hey..." Simply because they're lives would be so much harder if they fucked this up.
You need to swallow up your spitefulness and pride from time to time if you want to have nice things.
I don't think things would have ended well for Killshot anyway. I feel like it'd be a bad idea to kill Doctor Doom's tailor.
Doom would bust down the wall and trade souls with the devil
@@johnfkennedyinanopentopcar8976 Please, Leo probably made the devil's cape, the devil would do that shit for FREE.
"Eternal damnation, Homer Simpson style for one Mr. Killshot!"
@@EeveelutionStorm The thing is, Mephisto ACTUALLY wears a cape, since its the only thing he wears, so that is very possible with how Marvel do things, word goes around, it goes to ghost rider, he talks with some friends in hell, a quick chat here, a bad day there, and then you have the King of Hell at your door asking you to fix hes cape
Earlier comics had Spider-Man often having the flu/ the cold in winter issues and once he was so ill his powers began failing and he confessed to being Spider-Man and wasnt anymore before passing out and then finding out he had a huge case of pneumonia
I just found out how my favorite Spider-Man costume was made. The Last Stand suit.
If this took place after The Last Stand, I wonder what Peter was feeling seeing that suit.
nah it happened before Last Stand
Before watching, the video, I was hoping that Leo's shop was like the one place on Earth where heroes and villains had an unspoken truce: no matter your morals or your relationship with other clients, the second you walk through that door, all hostilities cease. Otherwise, like I imagine Killshot might've had, you're going to have a very hard time finding another tailor
I like to imagine that's the new rules, cause word got out that somebody tried to off Leo.
I don't think Killshot would've survived that one.
@@EeveelutionStorm Dr. Doom and the rest of the villain cast trying to put him down for messing with their favorite tailor.
@@brightbeyonddarkness The one time Dr. Doom and Stephen Strange will get along. The one who fixes their badass cloaks should be revered.
@@EeveelutionStorm I mean thanks to Spider-Man and the entire cover-up story, Leo mentioned they won't be asking him much.
It'd be actually cool to see a after comic where heroes and villains going to put his ass through the meat grinder for what seems like a random assassination attack on a tailor both heroes and villains love to go to.
@@EeveelutionStormwhats the beef between Strange and Doom?
I bet this is the guy behind hulk’s legendary pants
I imagine the Hulk busting entirely out of his clothes and going on a naked rampage.
It's not the scary green giant monster that turns mens bones to water, its the scary green monsters monster coming at them.
Time to scream and run!
"Thank G~d his pants 👖 stayed on!"
--- Bartholomew J. Simpson.
I love grounded superhero stories like this. Very clever writing to bring the absurd and the realistic together in a way that gets the ol' gears turning. So inspiring.
It’s cool knowing thats where that suit came from. I’m not a comic guy, but for Spider-Man PS4 I loved that suit. After I got it I pretty much only wore that.
The last page is so haunting with Peter looking at the suit design, if you know you know
I would love to see a story where a bunch of heros and villain team up to protect this guy.
I like to think Eddie Brock walks in one day and asks Leo to fix his suit on while Venom quivers in fear.
For spidey’s sweat, I’d go with Peter b’s tips. Baby powder
I always kinda love these sorts of stories, about the mundanities of a very non-mundane world. Heroes need their costumes, villains have to go grocery shopping, someone's gotta clean up the blood and shrapnel after a fight, etc.
Yes I know about Viscera Cleanup Detail and it scratches the same itch.
This reminds me of that episode of the 90s Batman cartoon where Batman goes to a specialty mechanic that works on and makes his vehicles.
Peter saying "I'm hip" gets me every time
I remember that issue, always liked it. "Doctor Doom wants a burger, you going to blame the kid behind the counter for selling him one?". Leo supplied a simple and legal service, he just made and mended costumes, nothing more or less, and I imagine most of his villain clientele had sense enough to not talk business while they were in his shop.
I actually liked the story. I read it and I found it charming and I wished they do more of these kind of stories in comics again.
Man I love this era of Spiderman, the art design is one of my favorites and that coffee at night part was funny (I only had the first encounter with Morlun when i was young so I'd just read that constantly, I still have it but the spine kinds broke off... Still sad about that ngl)
sowing up a suit after morlun sounds like a field day for parker
They should use this guy when introducing new costumes.
I really wish this tailor got more attention in various comics.
But to your intro: Yes, Spidey admits that his costume is not comfortable, but it's built for value and efficiency.
I'm liking your daredevil glasses lol
I love it how there are sacred grounds/area that both villains and heroes do mess with, I remember one area is a pizza joint, another is this dudes shop and I forgot a few other places. Basically you fuck with these people, you are fucking with everyone.
I’d love a comic where some new villain hurts Leo, even accidentally, and some villains either stay behind themselves to help him or get their henchmen to, while they and the heroes go hunt the sorry SOB down while they desperately try to hide, basically crapping themselves the entire time.
7:18 That looks like Uncle Ben's Spider-Man costume for the post apocalyptic timeline.
You know this guys good when doctor doom goes
finallly a spiderman story that doesnt evolve all of his love ones dying
Leo really knows his stuff. That last Spiderman costume looks pretty sweet
Imagine robbing this place when Dr. Doom walks through the door and goes, “nah, you don’t touch him”
Thank you for making this kinds of content. It is Always nice to watch!😊
1:58 THAT. THAT RIGHT THERE, WHAT HAPPENED TO THAT MARY JANE. The Mary Jane that actually understood why Peter does his job as a hero, the Mary Jane that cared and always waited for Peter no matter how long it would be as long as he was okay in the end. I hope we get that character back in the future.
*Ahem* I'd like to introduce you to the term character assassination.
Should have added a policy to not talk any business in his shop.
Who the hell would try to Rob a place where the superheroes and villains go to?
Kinda saddnessing at the end since that's suit is the one Peter murders his villains in and becomes alone and depressed
5:28 I think Modern bride is a reface to some nordic tale about Thor where he dressed a woman to be married to some guy as part of some Con or something. So I guess he has a taste for wearing women's clothing, in mythology
In the rami verse Peter gets the wrestler (the Flying Dutchman) brother to make him his suit
My respect for venture bros has increased. To think they paid tribute to this tailor as well.
leo could just add a rule of "no discussing of plans to commit imminent lawless action while leo zelinsky is around."
“A public coffee shop”
You mean Katz’s Deli, on Houston? The “I’ll have what she’s having” deli from “When Harry Met Sally”?
That public coffee shop? 😂
I was hoping other villains would "take care" of Killshot since they rely on Zelinksy for suits too.
aka the guy who if u fuck around with he would ignore it but his clients wouldn't
This was the first single issue of Spider-Man I ever owned. I still have it somewhere I think
I’d like to imagine that nobody fought each other until they could get there costume fixed
bruh...those shades are fire...
you made me look em a pair that look like em to get myself
What about the woman who does Gwen Pool's costume, she mentioned she has a client who believes he can see with sound. Which is obviously Daredevil
What that kid said is funny since at the time he was a teacher.
In response to your question, yes the sweat does build up under his costume. It’s actually quite an issue for him in some comics
I just find it odd that with characters like Tony Stark, Reed Richards, and Victor Doom being multibillionaire tech gurus as well as Steven Strange, Wanda Maximoff, and Thor Odinson being masters of magical arts, all the superheroes and supervillains collectively go to one guy in New York to get their costumes mended. You'd think there's no torn fabric that money or magic can't fix, but no, this guy will do, ok. Don't read this as I hate idea, I find it funny, it's just when you think about some of the people who show up to him, you wonder why they need this one guy to do the job.
Well, when you want something done right, you gotta do it yourself. I don't think Tony needs Leo's services, but probably goes to him for actual suits like for his events, because you cannot beat the craftsmanship of someone who's done it so long it's second nature.
Funniest thing for me that that man is polish, I mean surname kinda gave it out but..
the last stand outfit is dope
Omg, I was so confused the order he was saying words in.. only to realize halfway in that I was subconsciously reading the panels backwards 😅 (I've only ever read manga, not comics.)
3:33 Katz’s! That is not a private convo place me and family go there every other time we visit the city!
so.. the thing's blue shorts are durable enough for his size, but they can still get torn up in a fight?
unstable molecules are a bitch.
I'd like to think during a heatwave Peter just swings around wearing his mask but no suit just a tank top and shorts
My first thought was Edna Mode.
Edna: 2004
Leo: 2003
Looks like Leo is the original!
I love thatt last stand suit so much
that new suit is actually dope tho
holy crap, i just something new from that waiter LOL. a drink is something cold, a beverage is something hot or warm
Do you think that eben superheroes And villains fight... They are like "oh shit! This is where Is my Tailor at! I need to go elsewhere!"?
If anyone ends up sending leo to the ER, they're gonna end up targeted by every single marvel hero & villain on earth.
Whoever decides to make that decision i would say they better be ready to pick a god and pray, but then again, none of them will listen as I'm pretty sure most of them would make sure their body was never found.
Another great video!!
Not all heros wear capes.
6:06 “I’m hip” 😂😂😂😂
So what you're saying is that Peter Parker of Earth 312500 (last stand) went to this guy? Man he made the best suit of all time!
So Killshot really decided he would kill the plug for not only every hero, but villain as well? Blud is a dead man.
This guy probably made fin fang fooms pants too
6:15 the circle+triangle combo lmao im dead
I like to think he has different versions of the classic suit he wears, Some with insulstion for cold weather r. Or others for summer heat
Just wanted to say I love those Red Glasses on you dude. Fucking sick
so glad this didn't end in tragedy for the tailor
Ah good to see doom asking a professional
I still have the physical issue of this comic.
I didn't know there was a comic with that particular Spider-Man suit. Happy to know about it. :)
The circle triangle combo 😂😭
Dude every super villain is going to be piss at killshot and every super hero is going to ignore killshot cry for help
Oh god, just watching the intro and I can't stop but help of think of multiple heroes going to the same podiatrist because they all got trench foot..
You would think Leo the tailor is the safest man in New York City. Imagine killing, or even hurting, a man who happens to work for, and has earned the trust, respect, and admiration of: Dr. Doom, the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, the Avengers, the X-Men, the Fantastic Four, Daredevil, and probably everyone else, from heavy hitters to feather weights, galaxy defenders to street level criminals, in the Marvel Universe.
If Killshot had actually killed Leo, he would have united the Marvel Universe's heroes and villains, who would all be out for his blood.
"the circle triangle combo" had me dying
Peter: “Uniform”
I'm guessing pete didn't take it bc he'd have to pay leo a lot for his services.
I love the late 1980s and the 1990s and early 2000s art work
So, does he do antiheroes on Fridays?
You look like Spider-Gwen’s Matt Murdock.
This issue was something special.
Ronnie! Oh…wait…. Never mind
Black & White Marvel Magazines video
This man needs to be in the mcu
I thought it would have been Janet Van Dyne
That costume at the end. Isn't that what he wears in the future?
its his suit from spiderman last stand
of course one of spidey's best suits was made by a professional