He’s always been my favorite. He’s fundamentally good, but unlike Steve Rogers he questions himself, he struggles to be good-he’s not just assumed to be right.
@@ashcraft257 I get what you mean and that’s definitely the main thing-but to clarify what I meant is that being so human he can be selfish, scared or angry sometimes, and he has to deal with the consequences of that.
@@adammyers7383 So I know tthis “Marvel” (more like Huge MCU fan) in the real world he doesn’t really like Spider-Man and said that Spider-Man is weak and not that great and important of a hero and weaker than Captain America and can barely last in a city compared to Cap, and when he watched Captain America Civil War, he said Spider-Man sucked during the civil war airport fight and was so bad (I told that person that Spidey only had 6 months of experience and that person said that they did not care and STILL expected way more from him). I even told him how he was whooping Falcon (who he says is badass) and Winter Solider’s ass and he resorted to saying “Yeah Well He’s Very Annoying” and doesn’t get the concept of how Spidey cracks jokes to annoy his enemies and defends Deadpool and said Deadpool was funny and not annoying and when I had to explain to him why Spidey cracks jokes, he said he “never saw it in that way”. He said he was not excited for the new Spider-Man Mocies (Back when “Homecoming” was in production) because his movies “aren’t that good” (This is all long before Homecoming went into production ). How can you be a Marvel fan and not acknowledge Spider-Man’s importance to Marvel? He’s Stan Lee’s favorite character. When I told this guy about the Civil War trailer, and told him to guess the big surprise that happens, he thought Hulk was gonna show up and when Spidey showed up, he was like “Cool I guess”. I really should’ve told his friends because they would’ve shut him up and give him proper treatment as this dude apparently spread stuff about me and got away with being quiet about these things . He’s also a big PS4 person, so I hope he saw the reception and sales for that game through his ass-noculars. He even told me I’d be a bad teacher because I’d just show students Spider-Man movies (Tobey Maguire ones). and keep in mind his favorite heroes are Deadpool, Hawkeye, Scarlet Witch, Captain America, Antman, Falcon, and Punisher (who he knows nothing about besides his cool weapons)
Peter Parker is punished when he does the right thing but he still chooses whats right because it is the right thing to do. That's what makes him a hero.
And another thing is his resilience. No matter how hard he’s hit he always gets up. No matter how hard his villains try to destroy him physically and emotionally he always gets up. Because that’s what a hero does. That’s what makes him one of the greatest fictional characters IMO
another thing is that really helps Peter is the world of Superheroes. Peter isn't the strongest hero, that's Thor/Hulk, He isn't the smartest hero, that Mr. Fantastic/Hank Pym/Iron Man, he's not the most experienced hero Wolverine/Thor again, he's not the biggest leader of the heroes, Captain America/Cyclops. Peter can EASILY decide the world has plenty of heroes that they don't need him and with the bad press that follows him, it would be the smart thing to do. But Peter realizes he can still help, he can still save lives, that he has responsibility to help others and so he does. Because that's what a hero does, that's what it means to be Spider-Man
And that's what makes the MCU version so great. The build up of almost getting everything he every wanted. Love, a father and mother figure, friends...all taken away from him at his choice for the better good. His heroism and sacrifice at age 18 (in the movie) is more mature than a 40+ year old Dr. Strange that basically deals in absolutes.
@@alessandroortiz379 well when stan first showed his creation to the people leading the marvel company their reaction was rather negative saying shit along the lines of" you're idea is going to fail because spiders are disgusting and unappealing insects, you also want to make him a kid with problem? Listen stan kids are only sidekicks in comics and real heroes shouldnt bother with real life problems it's just not going to be appealing to the readers" but then he proved them wrong by creating the most iconic marvel character ever.
1) He has relatable problems. 2) His powers and morals allow him to stop crime without hurting the criminals. 3) Only Batman has a rogues gallery as big as his.
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Goblin and company from the other universes showing up was the reason Peter didn't try to meet MJ or Ned again. He saw the other Spidermen talk about all the stuff they have fought and realized the problems like Vulture or Mysterio and people like the Goblin were still ahead of him.
"But Spider-Man can't even benchpress a planet or warp reality!" No. No he can't. And yet, you'll always see him on the front line of people taking on cosmic threats and malevolent gods. The same way you'll see him on the front lines of saving people from bank robbers or fulfilling Make-a-Wish Foundation requests. Don't get me wrong, he's not perfect. But, and listen up, writers, he's not a whipping boy, either! He's not a man-baby who cries about how life is too hard when he's the one sabotaging his one life. _He's Spider-Man, and with great power comes great responsibility isn't a ball-and-chain around his neck!_
And its a curse because he never asked to be spider man he didn't stop that one bad guy that killed his uncle and now he knows he can't stop being spiderman.Thats what makes him a true hero
You had me in the first half but nah that second part is absolutely wrong, its part of what makes him just as compelling because all people have a tendency to shoot themselves in the foot and then lament about their choices; Spiderman mules and reconsiders his choices, he regrets them as much as anyone would but that conviction he builds to move past them and beyond them is what makes him, well, Spiderman, and is one of the most iconic aspects about the character. Sometimes you are just ALLOWED to complain about life being shit because life really is just shit sometimes but spiderman teaches us that whilst it's okay to do that the more important part is to conquer it. Acknowledgment of both is key.
@@mouphtaoutidjani1749 See, there’s the thing; It’s literally not a curse, he asked his “friends” if they wanted to see the radiation experiment but they turned him down, so he was the only one watching the experiment, it wasn’t Random Chance like the Raimi Movies or Ultimate Spider-Man, he was the only kid in the room, the closest one to the beams and the spider fell on his hand, and another thing: Peter isn’t cursed with saving people as Spider-Man because it’s his responsibility, his gift and his curse, it’s a lot more complicated than that, he treats it as a hobby, he uses responsibility as a way to distract himself while doing the right thing
Peter's struggle being smart in poor is why he was relatable. While he's larger than life, his problems are grounded in reality. His imperfections are the reasons why he is a great character. He deals with them realistically and that inspires me.
"I've watched you through Norman's cowardly eyes. Struggling to have, eeeeevvverything you want. While the world tires to make you choose....God's don't have to choose....we take!"
@@NotAstroRat oscorp doesn’t exist, that doesn’t mean Norman doesn’t exist, we could totally see him or Harry show up as the hobgoblin since no way home basically confirmed that Ned is never going to become HG so having Norman or Harry show up with the failed scientist angle that usually is reserved for Doc Ock as a back story, they could even have him target Spider-Man for his association with Tony Stark.
I literally just bought the Spectacular Spider-Man on blu-ray over a week ago and binged it and it completely reinvigorated my love of Spider-Man as it reminded me why Spider-Man is just such a goddamn good character.
i fell in love with spider-man. but i fell in LOVE with peter parker. he’s relatable, him being spider-man doesn’t positively affect peter parker. being spider-man makes life harder for peter. there’s consequences for peter when he’s spider-man. every positive for spider-man is a negative for peter parker. i will forever love peter parker and spider-man because of that.
I always debate with myself who is the best Superhero of all time, between Batman and Spiderman. Both are polar opposites in many ways - Batman is rich, Spidey is poor, Batman is human, Spidey has powers, Batman is detached and broody, whereas Spidey is bright, quippy and relatable. But there's something, they both share in common (apart from being geniuses and having the two best rogues galleries in comics) - is that they bare the weight of the world, despite all the personal sacrifices, pain and tragedy it brings them. Batman is a cold, aloof prick to almost everyone around him, but that's because deep down he cares so much, he feels he has to suffer the pains of the world so that no one else has to. He is so utterly obsessed with his crusade, that he ends up pushing those closest to him away, and his relationships with women almost always end in failure. He is doomed to end up alone, because that is the life fate has chosen him. Yes Bruce is one of the richest men in the world, and has been given a life infinitely more privileged than Peter, but his wealth is more of a necessity to do what no one else can. He is a man who has stared into the abyss itself, and he toes the line of that abyss every night he goes out, but he never lets it consume him. On the flip side, his villains are representations of what happens if you do let the abyss consume you. But Batman is close enough to see the pain and despair in all its ugliness, and despite all that he still strives to do good, and has an iron resolve to never get pushed over that line - despite the Joker's best efforts. Spiderman however is an everyman, who doesn't have Batman's unrelatable status as a Billionaire. Nope, Pete struggles to pay his rent, can't get a proper job, can't keep a girlfriend - everyday struggles we can all relate to. We all wish we had superpowers to change our life around, to do what is best for ourselves - and how many of us would actually use them for the good of others. Pete despite how crappy his personal life is, never once uses his powers selfishly. He continues to endure his sucky life, despite how easily he could turn it around, because he has the ability to do what others can't. He selflessly goes out and puts his life on the line to help every person or thing he can find, whether it be foiling a bank robbery, stopping a world ending alien invasion, or simple getting a cat out of a tree for an old lady. He doesn't detach himself, and see himself as some superior being, who others have to bow to. He acts like just another New Yorker you can hang out with. He can still crack a joke in the tensest of situations, something Batman can never do. He is the proof that absolute power doesn't have to corrupt absolutely. I love Batman, and the world of Gotham more than any other comic book universe. But Spidey as a character is my personal favourite - as the ultimate selfless dude, who despite his incredible powers and deeply tragic personal life, can still keep his head up, be a grounded person, and help thousands of people, and ask for nothing in return. He is the personification of a hero.
Spidey is relatable come on he’s a genius he’s handsome he dates the hottest girl and he could be rich if he wanted to be and the crimes he stop like saving cats or stopping robbieries can be ignored and things won’t change can’t say the same for Batman
"Clark is the ideal of a superhero, but Peter is who you get when you grab Clark and put him into a situation where he faces our everyday problems and sturggles, and watch how it affects him, while he's still upholding that ideal." -Me, 2021 Edit: ehhhhhhhhhhh......yea let's not quote myself ever again....
Smallville made Clark kent far more relatable... superman is honestly better as a TV show cause it can focus on the Man, I don't really care about the movies but the TV shows 🤌
Also-I fully agree with the Osborn story idea. I’ve been waiting that exact story as I recognized it’s perfect slot in MCU Spidey’s story as well. You probably saw it years ago as I did. The other thing they should do is go more down the Spectacular Spider-Man and even Ultimate Spider-Man route and let Osborn be a manipulative mastermind over time, rather than turning him into a physical threat right away.
Spider-man is one of the greatest superheroes of all time. I always admired him and wanted to be like him as a kid. There is a lot of great qualities about this character, but the main reason why I love this character is because he finds a way to still be a good person even through his struggles in life. Another great video bro keep up the good work👍🏾
Just remember guys, if someone says to you that Spider-Man can't do what he's supposed to do just because "hE's A kId In A wOrLd FuLl Of EsTaBlIsHeD sUpErHeRoEs" then that person doesn't get Spider-Man AT ALL.
If you're trying to insult MCU Spidey, then try harder. He CAN do what he's supposed to do. And he DOES that. And he IS a kid in a world full of established superheroes. If you don't see it, then you have no common sense.
@@Spidey-oi5sn You have no point. MCU Spider-Man is still Spider-Man. And a great one. Even though you hate him for no reason. And I read comics. Both Amazing and Ultimate.
What I learned from Spidey is the sense of responsibility, kindness and justice and just doing any kind of kind work is what makes us what we are and what we are unleashing, a hero in all of us
The reason why Spider-Man works is because he's the first superhero whom everyone can truly relate to. The hero who starts out as nothing more than a teenager who's ignored by everyone around him, just like most kids everywhere. And then through a series of unfortunate events, he chooses to put on a mask and fight for what's right while learning what it means to be a hero along the way, just like how people learn how to be better as we grow up.
Spider-Man is a more focussed version of what Captain Marvel (Shazam) was written to be Just like how the Raimi Trilogy is a more focussed version of the first three Christopher Reeve Superman films - first film is the origin story where the character learns of his responsibility - the second film is an extension of the first where the character has been given the choice to be normal and he does however must give up the thing they want the most - the third film the character fights their inner darkness to rise above (there’s a lot of rubbish in Superman 3 however the only good thing in that film is the junk yard fight)
Raimi Trilogy, Spectaculer Spider-Man, & The Insomniac Spider-Man are my favorite versions of Spider-Man because it's the story not only about Spider-Man but the man behind the mask Peter Parker who have to deal with his double life as Spider-Man & his normal life
@@georgeb9991 yea they're not bad or best but scenes like, Peter risked his identity to calm a kid that stuck in the car under the bridge, Spidey helps a kid that bullied, the "you're my boy" speech, is one of the most Spider-Man moments ever
That is why i really like the movie, but i did'nt like the final "message" of Spiderman: Into The Spiderverse That is: Anyone can wear the mask I understand that, well, there is lot of versións of Spiderman in a lot of universes and all.....but, let's be real The little of Spiderman is more that a name and suit that anyone can just come and take Peter Parker EARNED that name and suit I like Miles, but in me opinion he should be his own characther with his own name and villains, no the shadow of Peter Parker
He's always been my hero, since my childhood. And he's more relatable than all other characters and he's complicated and struggles with choices like a real person. So, just saw No Way Home and it was perfect. I cried. A lot. ❤️😭
One thing I love about Spidey is his sense of humor. His jokes crack me up every time! I was never much of a fan of Spidey or Peter when I was younger. I mostly liked batman better. But for the last year or 2 I've been obsessed with Spidey!
Peter is the everyman. Friendly neighborhood Spiderman, looking out for the little guy while being a little guy himself. His naïveté is endearing, his drive is admirable, his ideals are rock solid. He could be anyone underneath that full bodysuit. Not only physically, but as a person as well. Sure, he has powers, but the most important part of him, the Peter Parker side, is absolutely attainable.
His rogues gallery definitely feels more human than Batman's. With Batman, most need him to prove something or enjoy toying with him to the point where their obsession makes them less human or understandable. Spiderman's rogues have their own lives and most outside of Norman Osborn aren't going to lose much sleep if he dies, a little annoyed they didn't get to kill him, but they don't revolve around him and often crossover and cause trouble in other titles. I don't know if Batman's rogues outside of the big names really pop up outside the Bat Family but it's not uncommon for Spiderman's rogues to randomly appear in something like a Captain America or a Daredevil cover (Carnage even crossed over with Nova and Doc Ock with Hulk). Really adds weight when he feels responsible for them because, in universe, they tend to cause the most trouble.
Spider-Man rogues have powers and are weirdo scientist Batman villains are tragic figures who parrallel Bruce in some way it’s why Batman villians are house hold names and not Spider-Mans
Seeing as I made a similar vides for superman and batman I thought it was spidey's turn, let me know why you guys love spidey so much, interested to see what you have too say EDIT: If you guys want to see/download the poster seen at 11:41 you can go to my deviant art and see it there 'SUPER-FRAME'
People tend to forget that in the comics he tried to join the fantastic four in amazing Spider-Man #1 and it was Johnny storm who inspired him to Continue fighting after he lost for the first time in a fight ever against doc ock. And saying that being Spider-Man causes Peter only pain is also incorrect because in the iconic issue 50 of lee’s run in that story, after having a bad day as being both Peter and spidey he hears jameson at the worst time and he overthinks into believing what Jonah is saying is right so temporarily hangs up his suit. The thing is that unlike Spider-Man 2 his Peter life doesn’t suddenly become better. He finds out that everyone was ok and him being there didn’t change their lives that much but with Spider-Man gone crime increased and Wilson Fisk makes his first appearance ever and tries to take control of New York’s underworld, after Peter relies that he was only overwhelmed with emotion at the moment he gave up being Spider-Man and remembers his uncle(at this time uncle Ben never said with great power there must also comes great Responsibility) reignited his Spirit To be a hero again.
I like how his rogues gallery are adults but they chose the Peter Pan way and become a villain while Peter (a kid) became an adult and chose the heroic way
@Brod So I know tthis “Marvel” (more like Huge MCU fan) in the real world he doesn’t really like Spider-Man and said that Spider-Man is weak and not that great and important of a hero and weaker than Captain America and can barely last in a city compared to Cap, and when he watched Captain America Civil War, he said Spider-Man sucked during the civil war airport fight and was so bad (I told that person that Spidey only had 6 months of experience and that person said that they did not care and STILL expected way more from him). I even told him how he was whooping Falcon (who he says is badass) and Winter Solider’s ass and he resorted to saying “Yeah Well He’s Very Annoying” and doesn’t get the concept of how Spidey cracks jokes to annoy his enemies and defends Deadpool and said Deadpool was funny and not annoying and when I had to explain to him why Spidey cracks jokes, he said he “never saw it in that way”. He said he was not excited for the new Spider-Man Mocies (Back when “Homecoming” was in production) because his movies “aren’t that good” (This is all long before Homecoming went into production ). How can you be a Marvel fan and not acknowledge Spider-Man’s importance to Marvel? He’s Stan Lee’s favorite character. When I told this guy about the Civil War trailer, and told him to guess the big surprise that happens, he thought Hulk was gonna show up and when Spidey showed up, he was like “Cool I guess”. I really should’ve told his friends because they would’ve shut him up and give him proper treatment as this dude apparently spread stuff about me and got away with being quiet about these things . He’s also a big PS4 person, so I hope he saw the reception and sales for that game through his ass-noculars. He even told me I’d be a bad teacher because I’d just show students Spider-Man movies (Tobey Maguire ones). and keep in mind his favorite heroes are Deadpool, Hawkeye, Scarlet Witch, Captain America, Antman, Falcon, and Punisher (who he knows nothing about besides his cool weapons)
@@Seasonal-Shadow_4674 spider-man is, pound-for-pound, stronger than base level hulk. Spidey is very very strong, don’t listen to stupid people that don’t know what they’re talking about.
@Heuy Knew So I know tthis “Marvel” (more like Huge MCU fan) in the real world he doesn’t really like Spider-Man and said that Spider-Man is weak and not that great and important of a hero and weaker than Captain America and can barely last in a city compared to Cap, and when he watched Captain America Civil War, he said Spider-Man sucked during the civil war airport fight and was so bad (I told that person that Spidey only had 6 months of experience and that person said that they did not care and STILL expected way more from him). I even told him how he was whooping Falcon (who he says is badass) and Winter Solider’s ass and he resorted to saying “Yeah Well He’s Very Annoying” and doesn’t get the concept of how Spidey cracks jokes to annoy his enemies and defends Deadpool and said Deadpool was funny and not annoying and when I had to explain to him why Spidey cracks jokes, he said he “never saw it in that way”. He said he was not excited for the new Spider-Man Mocies (Back when “Homecoming” was in production) because his movies “aren’t that good” (This is all long before Homecoming went into production ). How can you be a Marvel fan and not acknowledge Spider-Man’s importance to Marvel? He’s Stan Lee’s favorite character. When I told this guy about the Civil War trailer, and told him to guess the big surprise that happens, he thought Hulk was gonna show up and when Spidey showed up, he was like “Cool I guess”. I really should’ve told his friends because they would’ve shut him up and give him proper treatment as this dude apparently spread stuff about me and got away with being quiet about these things . He’s also a big PS4 person, so I hope he saw the reception and sales for that game through his ass-noculars. He even told me I’d be a bad teacher because I’d just show students Spider-Man movies (Tobey Maguire ones). and keep in mind his favorite heroes are Deadpool, Hawkeye, Scarlet Witch, Captain America, Antman, Falcon, and Punisher (who he knows nothing about besides his cool weapons)
1:04 is SPOT ON. What I’ve learned through some classes within archaeology is that stories/myths/legends are a reflection of the culture within the society. Like you said about Thor and Loki, same could be said about Gilgamesh. Amazing video by the way!!!
Spiderman is arguably the only character and reason why I haven't left completely abandoned marvel for manga in this very political age. I adore this character way to much lol.
He’s been my hero since before I can remember… over the last 22 years, that’s one thing that has never changed; I hope artist and writers keep giving the character the love Spidey deserves
Honestly that's why I think invincible and other heroes like static work. Just kids taking on more responsibility than most adults can handle yet they persevere because they're the only ones with the power to bear it
And deku from my hedo academia Even the guy behind that show admitted that he's a fan of spiderman And i can say that most of the male anime protagonists(for me) just had these spiderman vibes
@@spider-man5544 Yup, I see a lot of Spidey in deku, especially in the newest chapters. He also gives off Megaman X vibes, another character very similar to Spidey.
I've thought about it for a while and my reason why he's so good is that he's the perfect mix of inspiration and relatability. He's a man who strives but struggles to be good and inspire others. "With great power comes great responsibility" has a surprising amount of depth to its meaning.
I agree with almost everything you said in this video, but where I disagree comes when you say that the MCU Spidey movies has Peter use the other heroes "as a crutch." The entire point of the story in those movies is that Peter doesn't need the other heroes, and he doesn't need to be like them. In Homecoming, Peter is constantly trying to impress Tony Stark, to prove that he's "worthy," in a sense. But it's only when Tony loses faith in Peter, and Peter is forced to act on his own and be his own hero that he's able to stop The Vulture. He doesn't need Tony to do this, he does it completely on his own. Likewise, in Far From Home, the entire point of the movie is that Peter doesn't need to be exactly like Tony. Sure, there are parallels between him and Tony, but everyone who disses the movie likes to ignore the conversation Peter has with Happy on the plane. He's lost everything trying to be the hero that the world wants him to be, messed up so badly he feels he can never live up to Tony's legacy, but through this conversation with Happy, he learns that he doesn't need to live up to Tony. This is the opposite of "using other heroes as a crutch." This is just an extended version of Spidey's origin story, as he learns what he needs to be as a hero, and struggles with his own problems along the way. And in a world where all these other heroes already existed, why wouldn't they be a part of his origin? Hell, the second issue of the original Spider-Man comic has him trying to join the Fantastic Four. The presence of these other heroes in his movies, though they do assist Peter from time to time, ultimately help Peter to become his own hero in the end, and at the end of these movies, he's the one who saves the day, without any help from other heroes.
When you think of Marvel, Overall you think of crazy superheroes with these crazy powers. Things like flight, invisibility, electricity, superhuman strength. Spidey literally is just like you but he just has some more low key powers. Climbing on walls is cool, but in a world where people are flying and entering different dimensions then it’s more simple. He is the most realistic marvel character. He has a good heart but he is broke, lost his parents, basically got his Uncle killed due to his neglectful attitude. His story and life is even more interesting than his Spider-Man Life. He lost so much and learns from how mistakes and decided to use his powers for hood, making himself a hero instead of being forced to be one from family or friends, he made that decision even through all the injuries and loss. He is an idol to the average nobody and that’s what makes him special, he never credits himself and always is there to help others out even if it costs him something. He is a teenager but goes through something even people who throw their lives on the line like cops and firefighters would have nightmares over, and he does it daily. He can make his life amazing by fighting back against bullies and telling people who beat down on him why he is always late and isn’t there for them. His costume was man-made and so was his legacy. When we think of Marvel, we think of SPIDER-MAN. He is someone we can see anyone becoming, the average nobody with great power but using them in the best ways possible. Miles is just as cool in my opinion, as a young black male I end up looking up to him, his amazing costume, his awesome powers, what he stands for, who he represents, and how he is an amazing Spider-Man to take over the mantle.
@@SacredPDK Who cares about the actor or how old he is? What really matters is that the Peter Parker of the original trilogy is actually a really good spider man and an even better Peter Parker which is the reason why those films are memorable. The spider man movies of the MCU are nothing more than a souless comedy that has nothing to do with what spider man really is, everything that happens is turned into a joke, there is ZERO character development, aunt May is an absoulte joke that doesn't even care about Peter risking his life everyday and Ben Parker is not even mentioned.
It would be so easy to have an amazing life if he abused his powers. The fact he never does (unless influenced by venom) and struggles in his everyday life is the most noble thing in all of comics (my opinion). Not to mention he is the most relatable character ever created.
Spider-Man is the best superhero. Superman needs a limit to how little power he can use; his moral obligation makes him do it. Batman needs a limit to how much pain he can use; his moral code stops him from doing it. Spider-Man does both. We know Spider-Man is overpowered can easily defeat all his villains. But we also know he had moments where he simply doesn’t want to or has ever reason to not defeat villains. So he is perfectly in the middle. His worldview? Take up responsibility. Because criminals don’t, but they can. His playful nature shows how he extends a healing hand to his villains with the optimism that they can be better. And yet, he has police radios to seek out danger because he knows there’s always a threat. (Superman calls it the unending battle). Perfect hero
Ultimate Spider-Man has a pretty good end for the character. Of course they’ll never kill the main universe spider man permanently, but there are quite a few alternate universe stories that give him a pretty good send off.
Spider-Man is and always will be my favorite superhero, he's a man who is determined to do what is right and even if he receives no praise for it he still will keep getting up no matter the obstacle in his way because with Great Power, there must also come Great Responsibility.
@T. rex King As I Spider-Man fan, it’s been frustrating the people I have had to deal with in the real world. So I know tthis “Marvel” (more like Huge MCU fan) in the real world he doesn’t really like Spider-Man and said that Spider-Man is weak and not that great and important of a hero and weaker than Captain America and can barely last in a city compared to Cap, and when he watched Captain America Civil War, he said Spider-Man sucked during the civil war airport fight and was so bad (I told that person that Spidey only had 6 months of experience and that person said that they did not care and STILL expected way more from him). I even told him how he was whooping Falcon (who he says is badass) and Winter Solider’s ass and he resorted to saying “Yeah Well He’s Very Annoying” and doesn’t get the concept of how Spidey cracks jokes to annoy his enemies and defends Deadpool and said Deadpool was funny and not annoying and when I had to explain to him why Spidey cracks jokes, he said he “never saw it in that way”. He said he was not excited for the new Spider-Man Mocies (Back when “Homecoming” was in production) because his movies “aren’t that good” (This is all long before Homecoming went into production ). How can you be a Marvel fan and not acknowledge Spider-Man’s importance to Marvel? He’s Stan Lee’s favorite character. When I told this guy about the Civil War trailer, and told him to guess the big surprise that happens, he thought Hulk was gonna show up and when Spidey showed up, he was like “Cool I guess”. I really should’ve told his friends because they would’ve shut him up and give him proper treatment as this dude apparently spread stuff about me and got away with being quiet about these things . He’s also a big PS4 person, so I hope he saw the reception and sales for that game through his ass-noculars. He even told me I’d be a bad teacher because I’d just show students Spider-Man movies (Tobey Maguire ones). and keep in mind his favorite heroes are Deadpool, Hawkeye, Scarlet Witch, Captain America, Antman, Falcon, and Punisher (who he knows nothing about besides his cool weapons)
@@Seasonal-Shadow_4674 Sorry that you have to deal with that. It's surprising to see when people say Spider-man is weak considering he can lift around 10 tons.
@@t.rexking441 Exactly, I honestly feel cursed taht i had to deal with utter and ignorant dumbasses like those and everybody got to enjoy Spider-Man and not deal with these people. I also one Batman fan gave me a really hard time for liking Spider-Man and saying taht “Spider-Man is for babies”
@@t.rexking441 bullshit. Spidey averagely lifts more than 10 tons, and has occasionally lifted more than 20 times that. He's lifted skyscrapers, tore buildings in half underwater, held up a huge building underwater, throws cars, trucks, and buses easily. He's staggered Hulk and Thanos with one punch, torn Iron Man's armor apart, he's moved while Thor and Hulk held him firmly. Stop spreading misinformation (you saying he can lift ten tons).
@@spider-man8112 Sorry, what I meant was he is capable of lifting at least that much, not that it's his limit. Sorry if I came across as trying to spread misinformation, that is never my intention. I know that Spidey is actually really strong, considering how he singlehandedly defeated several the X-men, and like you said, even Thor and the Hulk commented on his strength when they attempted to hold him down.
Spider-Man is an amazing hero, my third favourite character of all time. But I think Iron Man is the best character ever, he’s my number 1 hero. I think Tom Holland is the best Spidey then PS4 Spidey, all spectacular! Also Peter already became independent at the end of Far From Home, it was all about him dealing with the loss of Tony, growing up and taking on responsibility that’s why it’s my favourite Spidey movie.
So I know tthis “Marvel” (more like Huge MCU fan) in the real world he doesn’t really like Spider-Man and said that Spider-Man is weak and not that great and important of a hero and weaker than Captain America and can barely last in a city compared to Cap, and when he watched Captain America Civil War, he said Spider-Man sucked during the civil war airport fight and was so bad (I told that person that Spidey only had 6 months of experience and that person said that they did not care and STILL expected way more from him). I even told him how he was whooping Falcon (who he says is badass) and Winter Solider’s ass and he resorted to saying “Yeah Well He’s Very Annoying” and doesn’t get the concept of how Spidey cracks jokes to annoy his enemies and defends Deadpool and said Deadpool was funny and not annoying and when I had to explain to him why Spidey cracks jokes, he said he “never saw it in that way”. He said he was not excited for the new Spider-Man Mocies (Back when “Homecoming” was in production) because his movies “aren’t that good” (This is all long before Homecoming went into production ). How can you be a Marvel fan and not acknowledge Spider-Man’s importance to Marvel? He’s Stan Lee’s favorite character. When I told this guy about the Civil War trailer, and told him to guess the big surprise that happens, he thought Hulk was gonna show up and when Spidey showed up, he was like “Cool I guess”. I really should’ve told his friends because they would’ve shut him up and give him proper treatment as this dude apparently spread stuff about me and got away with being quiet about these things . He’s also a big PS4 person, so I hope he saw the reception and sales for that game through his ass-noculars. He even told me I’d be a bad teacher because I’d just show students Spider-Man movies (Tobey Maguire ones). and keep in mind his favorite heroes are Deadpool, Hawkeye, Scarlet Witch, Captain America, Antman, Falcon, and Punisher (who he knows nothing about besides his cool weapons)
wish i could like this video twice, my late father bought me a spider man comic to try encourage me to read more in the 80s and i was hooked til now, peters struggles to do the right thing and be a man his uncle would be proud of still resonates with me
Characters that have a paradoxical nature always come off good. When Spidey wins, he really loses. Batman and Joker mirror eachother but with the elements of control and insanity, list goes on.
What's cool about Peter is that he has all the reasons to be a bitter villain. If you've read the comics, you'd know how hard his life is. His old girlfriend died, his best friend turned into a murdering psychopath, his best friend's father raped his girlfriend, his aunt was almost assassinated. Yet, he keeps going because he doesn't want others to feel the pain he does. He's by far the most selfless superhero, and he truly is what every person should strive to be.
Spider Man will always be my favourite superhero. He is the enhancement and influence of taken responsibility of doing what's he has to take care of his loved ones.
I think the comic book series that does the Spider-Man character justice is Spider-Man: Life Story. It shows Spider-Man go through life at a normal pace from the 60s all the way to the 2010s, where we can watch him evolve and grow old. Despite all that, the basis of his character still remains loyal to "With great power, comes great responsibility". If you're a new Spider-Man fan and want to know truly how Spider-Man should be represented the way Stan Lee intended, I'd give Life Story a read. Absolutely brilliant.
Spiderman's always been my favorite marvel superhero since I was a kid (probably my favorite superhero in general) and while before it was because of how much I liked his powers and personality, nowadays it's a combination of that and just how deep his character is and how relatable he is.
I don’t understand the mcu Spider-Man hate. I get it he doesn’t have uncle Ben and he has technology. But he had technology in the comics like the iron spider suit and there are other versions of Spider-Man without Uncle Ben.
I love this video because I can say without a shadow of a doubt Spider-Man is my absolute favourite hero. Especially the fact that with his Rogues Gallery is so diverse and he doesn't always fight the same way.
The thing that makes Spider-Man so good is the fact that he doesn’t always win and get a happy ending, for Spider-Man to win, Peter Parker has to lose. For example in Andrews universe, he beat the electro and harry but what did it cost? Gwen. In Toms universe, he managed to cure every single villain along side tobey and andrew but what did it cost? Him losing absolutely everything. Which is why its so successful, his powers are so powerful and unique and hes such a great kid with good intentions but life at this point is basically torturing him at a young age yet he still continues to do the right thing
Not the strongest one, not the one that can kill anyone in one shot, but he sure can steal someone's heart in one shot. Great movies, series, and character. AMD DEVELOPMENT! Truly great.
@@leandrobesevic4424 I refer to the general character, meaning everything like how I refer to the general everything Batman and Spider-Man! What the freaking hell is wrong with a fictional character being my favourite, IT DOES NOT NEED TO BE SPIDER MAN. Leave me alone
Can you do a video on the Hulk to me he is the most relatable character I'm a big fan of the Peter David Hulk comics as well as the recent Immortal Hulk comics by Al Ewing i relate to the character alot
I love Peter David's run on the Hulk and the recent one. I have never been a fan of the Hulk just being used as a Mindless monster just to smash things for Action sequences.
No no way. I don't agree with that. His mentor has always been the his uncle Ben. If that guilt made him spiderman then it also made Peter Parker. They are all interconnected. The guy says this as if Peter and Spiderman are different. Yet, he also says spiderman is what Peter wants to be, even though it's the same person. Just my take.
Spider-Man was the highlight of my childhood growing up, Peter Parker helped me realize that even tho you get punished for doing the right thing, you still continue to do the right thing regardless because it’s right.
I can completely relate. Being a leader is a lot like being Spider-Man. Real leaders are talented/gifted/brilliant but what you choose to do with that defines whether or not you are considered a good leader. It’s not enough to be selfish. You must choose your team/others first and foremost even if it costs you everything. Because of your abilities you can give more than most and that is a heavy lonely burden
I really like Spider-Man. He’s my second most favorite superhero. I do like MCU Spidey too, in the first movie he learns he doesn’t need anyone else to be Spider-Man, and that what makes him a hero is his heart and soul, not his suit. And in the second movie he learns that he can’t pass down his responsibility to anyone else, as it is his and his alone to carry on. I’m really excited to see what Marvel will do in No Way Home
Even if for some reason you don't agree that he's the best hero ever, he's actually known as the most *POPULAR* hero ever, by so many studies. And for good reason. Go Spidey.
Interestingly enough, there's heavy rumors that William Dafoe's Norman Osborn will be NWH's main villain so if true (big IF), this'll give the MCU's Peter a massive upgrade to improve his game of growth and becoming the legend and self man he will be.
in comics, there are three moments that showcase what makes Spidey such a compelling hero to aspire to Amazing Spider-Man #33, Maximum Carnage, and Avengers vs X-Men in these stories, Spidey faces off against impossible odds, no-win situations, and finds a way to persevere. Amazing Spider-Man #33 was recreated in Spider-Man Homecoming, and also in Spectacular Spider-Man, where Spidey gets trapped unerneath a steel gate and water starts to climb threatening to drown him. He's about to give up, call it quits, but when he remembers those that are depending on him, those he loves, he summons the strength to lift more than he ever had thought he could and makes it out. In Maximum Carnage, the final issue, Spidey is left alone while all his allies are either gone, injured, or away to get ready for the final fight, leaving Spidey alone against Carnage, Shriek, Demogoblin, and Carrion in Avengers vs X-Men, Spidey faces off against a phoenix empowered Colossus and Magik in hell by himself in an effort to buy time for the others to get away, to save Hope Summers
The fact that Spider-Man almost never happened because Stan’s publisher thought it was a terrible idea still blows my mind. If Stan had done what his publisher told him to, Spider-Man would have never existed.
He’s always been my favorite. He’s fundamentally good, but unlike Steve Rogers he questions himself, he struggles to be good-he’s not just assumed to be right.
I agree but I don’t think he struggles being good Spider-Man is good in heart he is a hero but he more struggles is being Peter and Spider-Man
@@ashcraft257 I get what you mean and that’s definitely the main thing-but to clarify what I meant is that being so human he can be selfish, scared or angry sometimes, and he has to deal with the consequences of that.
Yeah but Steve Rogers also cuestions himself
@@adammyers7383 So I know tthis “Marvel” (more like Huge MCU fan) in the real world he doesn’t really like Spider-Man and said that Spider-Man is weak and not that great and important of a hero and weaker than Captain America and can barely last in a city compared to Cap, and when he watched Captain America Civil War, he said Spider-Man sucked during the civil war airport fight and was so bad (I told that person that Spidey only had 6 months of experience and that person said that they did not care and STILL expected way more from him). I even told him how he was whooping Falcon (who he says is badass) and Winter Solider’s ass and he resorted to saying “Yeah Well He’s Very Annoying” and doesn’t get the concept of how Spidey cracks jokes to annoy his enemies and defends Deadpool and said Deadpool was funny and not annoying and when I had to explain to him why Spidey cracks jokes, he said he “never saw it in that way”. He said he was not excited for the new Spider-Man Mocies (Back when “Homecoming” was in production) because his movies “aren’t that good” (This is all long before Homecoming went into production ). How can you be a Marvel fan and not acknowledge Spider-Man’s importance to Marvel? He’s Stan Lee’s favorite character. When I told this guy about the Civil War trailer, and told him to guess the big surprise that happens, he thought Hulk was gonna show up and when Spidey showed up, he was like “Cool I guess”. I really should’ve told his friends because they would’ve shut him up and give him proper treatment as this dude apparently spread stuff about me and got away with being quiet about these things . He’s also a big PS4 person, so I hope he saw the reception and sales for that game through his ass-noculars. He even told me I’d be a bad teacher because I’d just show students Spider-Man movies (Tobey Maguire ones). and keep in mind his favorite heroes are Deadpool, Hawkeye, Scarlet Witch, Captain America, Antman, Falcon, and Punisher (who he knows nothing about besides his cool weapons)
yeah me to he's may only favorite marvel character
Peter Parker is punished when he does the right thing but he still chooses whats right because it is the right thing to do. That's what makes him a hero.
And another thing is his resilience. No matter how hard he’s hit he always gets up. No matter how hard his villains try to destroy him physically and emotionally he always gets up. Because that’s what a hero does. That’s what makes him one of the greatest fictional characters IMO
another thing is that really helps Peter is the world of Superheroes. Peter isn't the strongest hero, that's Thor/Hulk, He isn't the smartest hero, that Mr. Fantastic/Hank Pym/Iron Man, he's not the most experienced hero Wolverine/Thor again, he's not the biggest leader of the heroes, Captain America/Cyclops. Peter can EASILY decide the world has plenty of heroes that they don't need him and with the bad press that follows him, it would be the smart thing to do. But Peter realizes he can still help, he can still save lives, that he has responsibility to help others and so he does. Because that's what a hero does, that's what it means to be Spider-Man
@@ThePatxiao And that's why he's the best superhero he saves lives because it's the best thing to do not for popularity
And that's what makes the MCU version so great. The build up of almost getting everything he every wanted. Love, a father and mother figure, friends...all taken away from him at his choice for the better good. His heroism and sacrifice at age 18 (in the movie) is more mature than a 40+ year old Dr. Strange that basically deals in absolutes.
@@ThePatxiaoactually he is one of the smartest hero. But just in a diffrent way. Like street smart and has a higher iq then tony
Spidey is heroic, and relatable. That's why I've been a fan for years.
i can tell by your pfp
i’ve been a fan for over a decade
I've been a fan because he's everything i am and at the same time everything i am not
i love spider-man no homo
@@BullyGarfield. That's a cute surname did your husband give it to you
Peter Parker is not only one of the greatest superhero’s of all time, but one of (if not the) single greatest character of all time.
And to think he wouldnt even exist if stan Lee listened to his bosses
@@nra3zehuti781 what do you mean?
Agree, Batman is equally deserving to being the greatest. These two characters have been poorly portrayed in films.
@@alessandroortiz379 well when stan first showed his creation to the people leading the marvel company their reaction was rather negative saying shit along the lines of" you're idea is going to fail because spiders are disgusting and unappealing insects, you also want to make him a kid with problem? Listen stan kids are only sidekicks in comics and real heroes shouldnt bother with real life problems it's just not going to be appealing to the readers" but then he proved them wrong by creating the most iconic marvel character ever.
@@manishsen8432 I’d put Clark Kent/Superman just above Batman, but yeah Batman should be quite high on the list; the Hulk too.
1) He has relatable problems.
2) His powers and morals allow him to stop crime without hurting the criminals.
3) Only Batman has a rogues gallery as big as his.
Yep
👏👏👏👏
No, the Flash Rogues Gallery is more big.
@@mayotango1317 "more big"
@@mayotango1317 Definitely not as iconic as spider-man’s though
In a world of Peter Pans, be a Peter Parker
Loved the video.
Hell yea.
I like Peter Pan tho
That sound really good
It's Similar To saying Ben Tennyson is the title protagonist of Ben 10 and would have played by Tom holland as Albedo.
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Hearing you talk about Green Goblin possibly being Peter's wakeup call in the MCU was literally spot on to what No Way Home was.
He got that wake up call in far from home though.
Goblin and company from the other universes showing up was the reason Peter didn't try to meet MJ or Ned again. He saw the other Spidermen talk about all the stuff they have fought and realized the problems like Vulture or Mysterio and people like the Goblin were still ahead of him.
"But Spider-Man can't even benchpress a planet or warp reality!"
No. No he can't. And yet, you'll always see him on the front line of people taking on cosmic threats and malevolent gods. The same way you'll see him on the front lines of saving people from bank robbers or fulfilling Make-a-Wish Foundation requests. Don't get me wrong, he's not perfect. But, and listen up, writers, he's not a whipping boy, either! He's not a man-baby who cries about how life is too hard when he's the one sabotaging his one life. _He's Spider-Man, and with great power comes great responsibility isn't a ball-and-chain around his neck!_
Do you even know why he's perfect? Listen to the video more carefully .
And its a curse because he never asked to be spider man he didn't stop that one bad guy that killed his uncle and now he knows he can't stop being spiderman.Thats what makes him a true hero
You had me in the first half but nah that second part is absolutely wrong, its part of what makes him just as compelling because all people have a tendency to shoot themselves in the foot and then lament about their choices; Spiderman mules and reconsiders his choices, he regrets them as much as anyone would but that conviction he builds to move past them and beyond them is what makes him, well, Spiderman, and is one of the most iconic aspects about the character. Sometimes you are just ALLOWED to complain about life being shit because life really is just shit sometimes but spiderman teaches us that whilst it's okay to do that the more important part is to conquer it. Acknowledgment of both is key.
@@mouphtaoutidjani1749 See, there’s the thing; It’s literally not a curse, he asked his “friends” if they wanted to see the radiation experiment but they turned him down, so he was the only one watching the experiment, it wasn’t Random Chance like the Raimi Movies or Ultimate Spider-Man, he was the only kid in the room, the closest one to the beams and the spider fell on his hand, and another thing: Peter isn’t cursed with saving people as Spider-Man because it’s his responsibility, his gift and his curse, it’s a lot more complicated than that, he treats it as a hobby, he uses responsibility as a way to distract himself while doing the right thing
The greatest superhero ever no cap
He's been my favorite character since my childhood and he'll always will be till the end of time. He's Marvel's Mickey Mouse.
Spider-Man is the best superhero ever.He is my first childhood superhero and will always be my fav too
seeing that marvel is owned by disney that makes sense
@@CasonB422 well Sony own Spider-Man tho. But still.
@@pawaratharva6371 ik but he he’s still a marvel character
He’s like the Mario of super heroes in a way. But Superman could be described like that too I guess.
Superman = Icon of Superheroes
Batman = Icon of Dc
Spiderman = Icon of Marvel
That's actually a good way to look at it
@@daryltor7608 yeah
@@alifakmal4465 as a Batman fan thanks for putting Batman in second place people make it seem like he's the Godfather of superheroes.
@@dcmarvelcomicfans9458 well that make sense ,Batman is relly popular and have many story that peaple concider as the best comic book story
You forgot the X men and Magneto as they are Marvel's most iconic superhero team
Peter's struggle being smart in poor is why he was relatable. While he's larger than life, his problems are grounded in reality. His imperfections are the reasons why he is a great character. He deals with them realistically and that inspires me.
“What I can’t fathom that Marvel hasn’t used Norman Osborn yet.”
Laughs in post No Way Home
"I've watched you through Norman's cowardly eyes. Struggling to have, eeeeevvverything you want. While the world tires to make you choose....God's don't have to choose....we take!"
Rip aunt may bro
@@miltain well oscorp doesn't exist so, it's going to have to count
@@NotAstroRat oscorp doesn’t exist, that doesn’t mean Norman doesn’t exist, we could totally see him or Harry show up as the hobgoblin since no way home basically confirmed that Ned is never going to become HG so having Norman or Harry show up with the failed scientist angle that usually is reserved for Doc Ock as a back story, they could even have him target Spider-Man for his association with Tony Stark.
"It's a leap of faith. That's all it is, Miles. A leap of faith."
- Peter B. Parker (Jake Johnson), Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (2018)
No one gives a crap about Miles. He's a sad example of diversity.
@@Infamous1892 bro what, miles is one of the most popular marvel characters now
@@Infamous1892 why is diversity sad
@@astronb6350 Miles is a parasite who uses Spider-Man name without give nothing new
@@leandrobesevic4424 "parasite" LMFAOOOO DUDE R U OK
Peter Parker has always been one of my absolute favorite characters in anything, not just in comics.
I literally just bought the Spectacular Spider-Man on blu-ray over a week ago and binged it and it completely reinvigorated my love of Spider-Man as it reminded me why Spider-Man is just such a goddamn good character.
That show is so damn good.
It needs a season 3 asap
i fell in love with spider-man. but i fell in LOVE with peter parker. he’s relatable, him being spider-man doesn’t positively affect peter parker. being spider-man makes life harder for peter. there’s consequences for peter when he’s spider-man. every positive for spider-man is a negative for peter parker. i will forever love peter parker and spider-man because of that.
And every positive for Peter Parker is a negative for spider-man
I always debate with myself who is the best Superhero of all time, between Batman and Spiderman. Both are polar opposites in many ways - Batman is rich, Spidey is poor, Batman is human, Spidey has powers, Batman is detached and broody, whereas Spidey is bright, quippy and relatable. But there's something, they both share in common (apart from being geniuses and having the two best rogues galleries in comics) - is that they bare the weight of the world, despite all the personal sacrifices, pain and tragedy it brings them.
Batman is a cold, aloof prick to almost everyone around him, but that's because deep down he cares so much, he feels he has to suffer the pains of the world so that no one else has to. He is so utterly obsessed with his crusade, that he ends up pushing those closest to him away, and his relationships with women almost always end in failure. He is doomed to end up alone, because that is the life fate has chosen him. Yes Bruce is one of the richest men in the world, and has been given a life infinitely more privileged than Peter, but his wealth is more of a necessity to do what no one else can. He is a man who has stared into the abyss itself, and he toes the line of that abyss every night he goes out, but he never lets it consume him. On the flip side, his villains are representations of what happens if you do let the abyss consume you. But Batman is close enough to see the pain and despair in all its ugliness, and despite all that he still strives to do good, and has an iron resolve to never get pushed over that line - despite the Joker's best efforts.
Spiderman however is an everyman, who doesn't have Batman's unrelatable status as a Billionaire. Nope, Pete struggles to pay his rent, can't get a proper job, can't keep a girlfriend - everyday struggles we can all relate to. We all wish we had superpowers to change our life around, to do what is best for ourselves - and how many of us would actually use them for the good of others. Pete despite how crappy his personal life is, never once uses his powers selfishly. He continues to endure his sucky life, despite how easily he could turn it around, because he has the ability to do what others can't. He selflessly goes out and puts his life on the line to help every person or thing he can find, whether it be foiling a bank robbery, stopping a world ending alien invasion, or simple getting a cat out of a tree for an old lady. He doesn't detach himself, and see himself as some superior being, who others have to bow to. He acts like just another New Yorker you can hang out with. He can still crack a joke in the tensest of situations, something Batman can never do. He is the proof that absolute power doesn't have to corrupt absolutely.
I love Batman, and the world of Gotham more than any other comic book universe. But Spidey as a character is my personal favourite - as the ultimate selfless dude, who despite his incredible powers and deeply tragic personal life, can still keep his head up, be a grounded person, and help thousands of people, and ask for nothing in return. He is the personification of a hero.
Spidey is relatable come on he’s a genius he’s handsome he dates the hottest girl and he could be rich if he wanted to be and the crimes he stop like saving cats or stopping robbieries can be ignored and things won’t change can’t say the same for Batman
At first spidey did use his power for selfish gain but then learned that ‘with great power becomes great responsibility’ as we all know
@@axtre8853 Yea using his powers for money at first was selfish but he did it for a selfless reason which was the help May and Ben with the bills
I’m sorry but if I had batman money I’d leave Gotham I ain’t staying💀 and if I had spidey powers I’m doing all types of crime🤣
"Clark is the ideal of a superhero, but Peter is who you get when you grab Clark and put him into a situation where he faces our everyday problems and sturggles, and watch how it affects him, while he's still upholding that ideal."
-Me, 2021
Edit: ehhhhhhhhhhh......yea let's not quote myself ever again....
Superman was poor growing up
@@Axel-ye8tt So was Peter tho
@@Axel-ye8tt He was, yet Kal-El never starved at all, nor he really needed to pay for such a seedy place to live at.
Smallville made Clark kent far more relatable... superman is honestly better as a TV show cause it can focus on the Man, I don't really care about the movies but the TV shows 🤌
Answer to the title:
*You can relate to him.*
Also-I fully agree with the Osborn story idea. I’ve been waiting that exact story as I recognized it’s perfect slot in MCU Spidey’s story as well. You probably saw it years ago as I did. The other thing they should do is go more down the Spectacular Spider-Man and even Ultimate Spider-Man route and let Osborn be a manipulative mastermind over time, rather than turning him into a physical threat right away.
Same
Exaactlyy!!
Spider-man is one of the greatest superheroes of all time. I always admired him and wanted to be like him as a kid. There is a lot of great qualities about this character, but the main reason why I love this character is because he finds a way to still be a good person even through his struggles in life. Another great video bro keep up the good work👍🏾
Same here.I learn a lot about being a good person from him
He’s bigger than a hero one of the greatest fictional characters of all time
@@menaceXX I agree
Just remember guys, if someone says to you that Spider-Man can't do what he's supposed to do just because
"hE's A kId In A wOrLd FuLl Of EsTaBlIsHeD sUpErHeRoEs" then that person doesn't get Spider-Man
AT ALL.
Yeah thats just called terrible writing
But... in the MCU, he IS a kid in a world full of established heroes. Different circumstances to Lee/Ditko Spidey.
If you're trying to insult MCU Spidey, then try harder.
He CAN do what he's supposed to do. And he DOES that. And he IS a kid in a world full of established superheroes.
If you don't see it, then you have no common sense.
@@dasik84 but that's exactly what i was saying, so thank you for proving my point LMAO XD
@@Spidey-oi5sn You have no point.
MCU Spider-Man is still Spider-Man. And a great one. Even though you hate him for no reason. And I read comics. Both Amazing and Ultimate.
What I learned from Spidey is the sense of responsibility, kindness and justice and just doing any kind of kind work is what makes us what we are and what we are unleashing, a hero in all of us
Spider-Man has ALWAYS been my favorite.
He was it then, he is it to this day.
The reason why Spider-Man works is because he's the first superhero whom everyone can truly relate to. The hero who starts out as nothing more than a teenager who's ignored by everyone around him, just like most kids everywhere. And then through a series of unfortunate events, he chooses to put on a mask and fight for what's right while learning what it means to be a hero along the way, just like how people learn how to be better as we grow up.
Spider-Man is a more focussed version of what Captain Marvel (Shazam) was written to be
Just like how the Raimi Trilogy is a more focussed version of the first three Christopher Reeve Superman films
- first film is the origin story where the character learns of his responsibility
- the second film is an extension of the first where the character has been given the choice to be normal and he does however must give up the thing they want the most
- the third film the character fights their inner darkness to rise above (there’s a lot of rubbish in Superman 3 however the only good thing in that film is the junk yard fight)
Raimi Trilogy, Spectaculer Spider-Man, & The Insomniac Spider-Man are my favorite versions of Spider-Man because it's the story not only about Spider-Man but the man behind the mask Peter Parker who have to deal with his double life as Spider-Man & his normal life
What about TASM dualogy? I think the second movie is bad but the first one even with its flaws is enjoyable
@@georgeb9991 yea they're not bad or best but scenes like, Peter risked his identity to calm a kid that stuck in the car under the bridge, Spidey helps a kid that bullied, the "you're my boy" speech, is one of the most Spider-Man moments ever
That is why i really like the movie, but i did'nt like the final "message" of Spiderman: Into The Spiderverse
That is: Anyone can wear the mask
I understand that, well, there is lot of versións of Spiderman in a lot of universes and all.....but, let's be real
The little of Spiderman is more that a name and suit that anyone can just come and take
Peter Parker EARNED that name and suit
I like Miles, but in me opinion he should be his own characther with his own name and villains, no the shadow of Peter Parker
@@mateoreyes6921 Although i relate to both Peter and Miles i respect your opinions
love your pfp! can you send me.
He's always been my hero, since my childhood. And he's more relatable than all other characters and he's complicated and struggles with choices like a real person. So, just saw No Way Home and it was perfect. I cried. A lot. ❤️😭
One thing I love about Spidey is his sense of humor. His jokes crack me up every time!
I was never much of a fan of Spidey or Peter when I was younger. I mostly liked batman better. But for the last year or 2 I've been obsessed with Spidey!
Peter is the everyman. Friendly neighborhood Spiderman, looking out for the little guy while being a little guy himself. His naïveté is endearing, his drive is admirable, his ideals are rock solid.
He could be anyone underneath that full bodysuit. Not only physically, but as a person as well. Sure, he has powers, but the most important part of him, the Peter Parker side, is absolutely attainable.
His rogues gallery definitely feels more human than Batman's. With Batman, most need him to prove something or enjoy toying with him to the point where their obsession makes them less human or understandable. Spiderman's rogues have their own lives and most outside of Norman Osborn aren't going to lose much sleep if he dies, a little annoyed they didn't get to kill him, but they don't revolve around him and often crossover and cause trouble in other titles.
I don't know if Batman's rogues outside of the big names really pop up outside the Bat Family but it's not uncommon for Spiderman's rogues to randomly appear in something like a Captain America or a Daredevil cover (Carnage even crossed over with Nova and Doc Ock with Hulk). Really adds weight when he feels responsible for them because, in universe, they tend to cause the most trouble.
Spider-Man rogues have powers and are weirdo scientist Batman villains are tragic figures who parrallel Bruce in some way it’s why Batman villians are house hold names and not Spider-Mans
@@Axel-ye8tt oh batman fan spotted only gonna cry
Seeing as I made a similar vides for superman and batman I thought it was spidey's turn, let me know why you guys love spidey so much, interested to see what you have too say
EDIT: If you guys want to see/download the poster seen at 11:41 you can go to my deviant art and see it there 'SUPER-FRAME'
Spiderman the best 💯💯
@@thatneli Agreed. Apart from Batman and Superman, my favourite superhero of all time!
Do one for my favorite series The X men please
War Sparker Himself
People tend to forget that in the comics he tried to join the fantastic four in amazing Spider-Man #1 and it was Johnny storm who inspired him to Continue fighting after he lost for the first time in a fight ever against doc ock. And saying that being Spider-Man causes Peter only pain is also incorrect because in the iconic issue 50 of lee’s run in that story, after having a bad day as being both Peter and spidey he hears jameson at the worst time and he overthinks into believing what Jonah is saying is right so temporarily hangs up his suit. The thing is that unlike Spider-Man 2 his Peter life doesn’t suddenly become better. He finds out that everyone was ok and him being there didn’t change their lives that much but with Spider-Man gone crime increased and Wilson Fisk makes his first appearance ever and tries to take control of New York’s underworld, after Peter relies that he was only overwhelmed with emotion at the moment he gave up being Spider-Man and remembers his uncle(at this time uncle Ben never said with great power there must also comes great Responsibility) reignited his Spirit To be a hero again.
Spider-Man has the greatest origin story of any superhero.
I remember watching Spider-Man and I instantly fell in love with this character.
I like how his rogues gallery are adults but they chose the Peter Pan way and become a villain while Peter (a kid) became an adult and chose the heroic way
Watching this with teary eyes really cemented how much this character means to me
@Brod So I know tthis “Marvel” (more like Huge MCU fan) in the real world he doesn’t really like Spider-Man and said that Spider-Man is weak and not that great and important of a hero and weaker than Captain America and can barely last in a city compared to Cap, and when he watched Captain America Civil War, he said Spider-Man sucked during the civil war airport fight and was so bad (I told that person that Spidey only had 6 months of experience and that person said that they did not care and STILL expected way more from him). I even told him how he was whooping Falcon (who he says is badass) and Winter Solider’s ass and he resorted to saying “Yeah Well He’s Very Annoying” and doesn’t get the concept of how Spidey cracks jokes to annoy his enemies and defends Deadpool and said Deadpool was funny and not annoying and when I had to explain to him why Spidey cracks jokes, he said he “never saw it in that way”. He said he was not excited for the new Spider-Man Mocies (Back when “Homecoming” was in production) because his movies “aren’t that good” (This is all long before Homecoming went into production ). How can you be a Marvel fan and not acknowledge Spider-Man’s importance to Marvel? He’s Stan Lee’s favorite character. When I told this guy about the Civil War trailer, and told him to guess the big surprise that happens, he thought Hulk was gonna show up and when Spidey showed up, he was like “Cool I guess”. I really should’ve told his friends because they would’ve shut him up and give him proper treatment as this dude apparently spread stuff about me and got away with being quiet about these things . He’s also a big PS4 person, so I hope he saw the reception and sales for that game through his ass-noculars. He even told me I’d be a bad teacher because I’d just show students Spider-Man movies (Tobey Maguire ones). and keep in mind his favorite heroes are Deadpool, Hawkeye, Scarlet Witch, Captain America, Antman, Falcon, and Punisher (who he knows nothing about besides his cool weapons)
@@NoVACorpsGaming I have had “Marvel” fans in the real world tell me that Spider-Man is not that great and he’s annoying and for babies
@@Seasonal-Shadow_4674 spider-man is, pound-for-pound, stronger than base level hulk. Spidey is very very strong, don’t listen to stupid people that don’t know what they’re talking about.
@@NoVACorpsGaming oh I know they are stupid, I was just cursed because I had to deal with them. And they like Hawkeye, Captain America, and Falcon
@@Seasonal-Shadow_4674 you're like trawling for validation, pasting this under every comment
Spider-man is the marvel protagonist the same way Batman is the DC protagonist
@Heuy Knew So I know tthis “Marvel” (more like Huge MCU fan) in the real world he doesn’t really like Spider-Man and said that Spider-Man is weak and not that great and important of a hero and weaker than Captain America and can barely last in a city compared to Cap, and when he watched Captain America Civil War, he said Spider-Man sucked during the civil war airport fight and was so bad (I told that person that Spidey only had 6 months of experience and that person said that they did not care and STILL expected way more from him). I even told him how he was whooping Falcon (who he says is badass) and Winter Solider’s ass and he resorted to saying “Yeah Well He’s Very Annoying” and doesn’t get the concept of how Spidey cracks jokes to annoy his enemies and defends Deadpool and said Deadpool was funny and not annoying and when I had to explain to him why Spidey cracks jokes, he said he “never saw it in that way”. He said he was not excited for the new Spider-Man Mocies (Back when “Homecoming” was in production) because his movies “aren’t that good” (This is all long before Homecoming went into production ). How can you be a Marvel fan and not acknowledge Spider-Man’s importance to Marvel? He’s Stan Lee’s favorite character. When I told this guy about the Civil War trailer, and told him to guess the big surprise that happens, he thought Hulk was gonna show up and when Spidey showed up, he was like “Cool I guess”. I really should’ve told his friends because they would’ve shut him up and give him proper treatment as this dude apparently spread stuff about me and got away with being quiet about these things . He’s also a big PS4 person, so I hope he saw the reception and sales for that game through his ass-noculars. He even told me I’d be a bad teacher because I’d just show students Spider-Man movies (Tobey Maguire ones). and keep in mind his favorite heroes are Deadpool, Hawkeye, Scarlet Witch, Captain America, Antman, Falcon, and Punisher (who he knows nothing about besides his cool weapons)
@@Seasonal-Shadow_4674 Spider-Man is stronger than cap
@@swegtaswegta7578 EXACTLY
MCU is ass
Your comment is a lie, Kenzee.
1:04 is SPOT ON. What I’ve learned through some classes within archaeology is that stories/myths/legends are a reflection of the culture within the society. Like you said about Thor and Loki, same could be said about Gilgamesh. Amazing video by the way!!!
He's always been my favorite superhero I loved the Earth x comic. 💯 The 90s series is what introduced the character to me as a kid
11:16 Aged like milk
Spiderman is arguably the only character and reason why I haven't left completely abandoned marvel for manga in this very political age.
I adore this character way to much lol.
Factss
Man, this video was a wild ride, especially post no way home.
He’s been my hero since before I can remember… over the last 22 years, that’s one thing that has never changed; I hope artist and writers keep giving the character the love Spidey deserves
Invincible has similar characteristics to Spider-Man
Honestly that's why I think invincible and other heroes like static work. Just kids taking on more responsibility than most adults can handle yet they persevere because they're the only ones with the power to bear it
And deku from my hedo academia
Even the guy behind that show admitted that he's a fan of spiderman
And i can say that most of the male anime protagonists(for me) just had these spiderman vibes
@@spider-man5544 MHA ❤️
It's one of best superhero story...
All might is Superman done better than deku is spiderman character
@@bhuvaneshs.k638 one of the best superhero anime indeed
@@spider-man5544
Yup, I see a lot of Spidey in deku, especially in the newest chapters. He also gives off Megaman X vibes, another character very similar to Spidey.
Batman, Spider-Man, and Superman are the 🐐 OF Comics no one else is even close. Except maybe Deathstroke.
Batman is the best written character
Superman is fundamentally the best character
Spider-Man is the most relatable character
Flash, Barry Allen
Also Wonder Woman.
I've thought about it for a while and my reason why he's so good is that he's the perfect mix of inspiration and relatability. He's a man who strives but struggles to be good and inspire others. "With great power comes great responsibility" has a surprising amount of depth to its meaning.
This is exactly why Spider-Man is one of my favorite superheroes and always will be.
I agree with almost everything you said in this video, but where I disagree comes when you say that the MCU Spidey movies has Peter use the other heroes "as a crutch." The entire point of the story in those movies is that Peter doesn't need the other heroes, and he doesn't need to be like them. In Homecoming, Peter is constantly trying to impress Tony Stark, to prove that he's "worthy," in a sense. But it's only when Tony loses faith in Peter, and Peter is forced to act on his own and be his own hero that he's able to stop The Vulture. He doesn't need Tony to do this, he does it completely on his own.
Likewise, in Far From Home, the entire point of the movie is that Peter doesn't need to be exactly like Tony. Sure, there are parallels between him and Tony, but everyone who disses the movie likes to ignore the conversation Peter has with Happy on the plane. He's lost everything trying to be the hero that the world wants him to be, messed up so badly he feels he can never live up to Tony's legacy, but through this conversation with Happy, he learns that he doesn't need to live up to Tony. This is the opposite of "using other heroes as a crutch." This is just an extended version of Spidey's origin story, as he learns what he needs to be as a hero, and struggles with his own problems along the way. And in a world where all these other heroes already existed, why wouldn't they be a part of his origin? Hell, the second issue of the original Spider-Man comic has him trying to join the Fantastic Four. The presence of these other heroes in his movies, though they do assist Peter from time to time, ultimately help Peter to become his own hero in the end, and at the end of these movies, he's the one who saves the day, without any help from other heroes.
I think the MCU are making Peter rely on others for help but when he needs it most in his solo film. He won’t have any
When you think of Marvel, Overall you think of crazy superheroes with these crazy powers. Things like flight, invisibility, electricity, superhuman strength. Spidey literally is just like you but he just has some more low key powers.
Climbing on walls is cool, but in a world where people are flying and entering different dimensions then it’s more simple. He is the most realistic marvel character. He has a good heart but he is broke, lost his parents, basically got his Uncle killed due to his neglectful attitude.
His story and life is even more interesting than his Spider-Man Life. He lost so much and learns from how mistakes and decided to use his powers for hood, making himself a hero instead of being forced to be one from family or friends, he made that decision even through all the injuries and loss. He is an idol to the average nobody and that’s what makes him special, he never credits himself and always is there to help others out even if it costs him something.
He is a teenager but goes through something even people who throw their lives on the line like cops and firefighters would have nightmares over, and he does it daily. He can make his life amazing by fighting back against bullies and telling people who beat down on him why he is always late and isn’t there for them. His costume was man-made and so was his legacy.
When we think of Marvel, we think of SPIDER-MAN. He is someone we can see anyone becoming, the average nobody with great power but using them in the best ways possible.
Miles is just as cool in my opinion, as a young black male I end up looking up to him, his amazing costume, his awesome powers, what he stands for, who he represents, and how he is an amazing Spider-Man to take over the mantle.
That was very well put. Couldn't have said it better myself
I think tom Holland is a good spider-man and his movies are memorable
@Jefferson Lopez its pretty close
@@dylansearcy3966 How is he pretty close? Tom Holland is nothing more than Iron boy jr.
@@stefano9047 tobey is an 50 year old diabetic man he ain't spider-man either. Just an cringey dude in Halloween costume.
@@SacredPDK Who cares about the actor or how old he is?
What really matters is that the Peter Parker of the original trilogy is actually a really good spider man and an even better Peter Parker which is the reason why those films are memorable.
The spider man movies of the MCU are nothing more than a souless comedy that has nothing to do with what spider man really is, everything that happens is turned into a joke, there is ZERO character development, aunt May is an absoulte joke that doesn't even care about Peter risking his life everyday and Ben Parker is not even mentioned.
@@stefano9047 he isn’t iron boy jr. he’s Spider-Man.
When you can gain respect from Heroes, Villains, gods and even Superman you’re definitely up there as one of the greatest heroes.
It would be so easy to have an amazing life if he abused his powers. The fact he never does (unless influenced by venom) and struggles in his everyday life is the most noble thing in all of comics (my opinion). Not to mention he is the most relatable character ever created.
Spider-Man is the best superhero.
Superman needs a limit to how little power he can use; his moral obligation makes him do it.
Batman needs a limit to how much pain he can use; his moral code stops him from doing it.
Spider-Man does both. We know Spider-Man is overpowered can easily defeat all his villains. But we also know he had moments where he simply doesn’t want to or has ever reason to not defeat villains. So he is perfectly in the middle.
His worldview? Take up responsibility. Because criminals don’t, but they can.
His playful nature shows how he extends a healing hand to his villains with the optimism that they can be better.
And yet, he has police radios to seek out danger because he knows there’s always a threat. (Superman calls it the unending battle).
Perfect hero
Too bad that he will never get a good ending. His story keep on changing or rewriting due to money and Disney never end it.
He will die one day in the MCU, nothing last forever.
@@marcelcjr9313
Do you know how much money spiderman make for Disney? That will never happened.
Ultimate Spider-Man has a pretty good end for the character. Of course they’ll never kill the main universe spider man permanently, but there are quite a few alternate universe stories that give him a pretty good send off.
@@hiitsalex6780 Did you know how much Iron Man made for Disney? Yeah he’s dead now. So will Spider-Man one day.
@@marcelcjr9313
Their sharing the characters with Sony. Disney pay tons of money to get the rights, they not Killing him. Ever...
Spider-Man is and always will be my favorite superhero, he's a man who is determined to do what is right and even if he receives no praise for it he still will keep getting up no matter the obstacle in his way because with Great Power, there must also come Great Responsibility.
@T. rex King As I Spider-Man fan, it’s been frustrating the people I have had to deal with in the real world. So I know tthis “Marvel” (more like Huge MCU fan) in the real world he doesn’t really like Spider-Man and said that Spider-Man is weak and not that great and important of a hero and weaker than Captain America and can barely last in a city compared to Cap, and when he watched Captain America Civil War, he said Spider-Man sucked during the civil war airport fight and was so bad (I told that person that Spidey only had 6 months of experience and that person said that they did not care and STILL expected way more from him). I even told him how he was whooping Falcon (who he says is badass) and Winter Solider’s ass and he resorted to saying “Yeah Well He’s Very Annoying” and doesn’t get the concept of how Spidey cracks jokes to annoy his enemies and defends Deadpool and said Deadpool was funny and not annoying and when I had to explain to him why Spidey cracks jokes, he said he “never saw it in that way”. He said he was not excited for the new Spider-Man Mocies (Back when “Homecoming” was in production) because his movies “aren’t that good” (This is all long before Homecoming went into production ). How can you be a Marvel fan and not acknowledge Spider-Man’s importance to Marvel? He’s Stan Lee’s favorite character. When I told this guy about the Civil War trailer, and told him to guess the big surprise that happens, he thought Hulk was gonna show up and when Spidey showed up, he was like “Cool I guess”. I really should’ve told his friends because they would’ve shut him up and give him proper treatment as this dude apparently spread stuff about me and got away with being quiet about these things . He’s also a big PS4 person, so I hope he saw the reception and sales for that game through his ass-noculars. He even told me I’d be a bad teacher because I’d just show students Spider-Man movies (Tobey Maguire ones). and keep in mind his favorite heroes are Deadpool, Hawkeye, Scarlet Witch, Captain America, Antman, Falcon, and Punisher (who he knows nothing about besides his cool weapons)
@@Seasonal-Shadow_4674 Sorry that you have to deal with that. It's surprising to see when people say Spider-man is weak considering he can lift around 10 tons.
@@t.rexking441 Exactly, I honestly feel cursed taht i had to deal with utter and ignorant dumbasses like those and everybody got to enjoy Spider-Man and not deal with these people. I also one Batman fan gave me a really hard time for liking Spider-Man and saying taht “Spider-Man is for babies”
@@t.rexking441 bullshit. Spidey averagely lifts more than 10 tons, and has occasionally lifted more than 20 times that.
He's lifted skyscrapers, tore buildings in half underwater, held up a huge building underwater, throws cars, trucks, and buses easily. He's staggered Hulk and Thanos with one punch, torn Iron Man's armor apart, he's moved while Thor and Hulk held him firmly.
Stop spreading misinformation (you saying he can lift ten tons).
@@spider-man8112 Sorry, what I meant was he is capable of lifting at least that much, not that it's his limit. Sorry if I came across as trying to spread misinformation, that is never my intention. I know that Spidey is actually really strong, considering how he singlehandedly defeated several the X-men, and like you said, even Thor and the Hulk commented on his strength when they attempted to hold him down.
There really should be an MCU original Green Goblin.
Spider-Man is my very first superhero. He's my favourite superhero of all time and he always will be. And Green Goblin is my favourite Spidey villain.
same and my mentor
Spider-Man is an amazing hero, my third favourite character of all time. But I think Iron Man is the best character ever, he’s my number 1 hero. I think Tom Holland is the best Spidey then PS4 Spidey, all spectacular! Also Peter already became independent at the end of Far From Home, it was all about him dealing with the loss of Tony, growing up and taking on responsibility that’s why it’s my favourite Spidey movie.
So I know tthis “Marvel” (more like Huge MCU fan) in the real world he doesn’t really like Spider-Man and said that Spider-Man is weak and not that great and important of a hero and weaker than Captain America and can barely last in a city compared to Cap, and when he watched Captain America Civil War, he said Spider-Man sucked during the civil war airport fight and was so bad (I told that person that Spidey only had 6 months of experience and that person said that they did not care and STILL expected way more from him). I even told him how he was whooping Falcon (who he says is badass) and Winter Solider’s ass and he resorted to saying “Yeah Well He’s Very Annoying” and doesn’t get the concept of how Spidey cracks jokes to annoy his enemies and defends Deadpool and said Deadpool was funny and not annoying and when I had to explain to him why Spidey cracks jokes, he said he “never saw it in that way”. He said he was not excited for the new Spider-Man Mocies (Back when “Homecoming” was in production) because his movies “aren’t that good” (This is all long before Homecoming went into production ). How can you be a Marvel fan and not acknowledge Spider-Man’s importance to Marvel? He’s Stan Lee’s favorite character. When I told this guy about the Civil War trailer, and told him to guess the big surprise that happens, he thought Hulk was gonna show up and when Spidey showed up, he was like “Cool I guess”. I really should’ve told his friends because they would’ve shut him up and give him proper treatment as this dude apparently spread stuff about me and got away with being quiet about these things . He’s also a big PS4 person, so I hope he saw the reception and sales for that game through his ass-noculars. He even told me I’d be a bad teacher because I’d just show students Spider-Man movies (Tobey Maguire ones). and keep in mind his favorite heroes are Deadpool, Hawkeye, Scarlet Witch, Captain America, Antman, Falcon, and Punisher (who he knows nothing about besides his cool weapons)
@@Seasonal-Shadow_4674 what the hell are you on about?
@@REaDComicsau idiots I have had to deal with in the real world who claim to be Marvel fans and say Spider-Man is weak and not that great
@@Seasonal-Shadow_4674 well why are you ranting at me? I didn’t say that
@@REaDComicsau spiderman is superior to Ironman not Power wise but character quality wise
Sams movies definitely hold up for Spiderman! If you’re talking about realistic dialogue and character writing 💙
One of the best things that define the character is that he always keeps failing at pretty much everything and yet he still keeps trying.
wish i could like this video twice, my late father bought me a spider man comic to try encourage me to read more in the 80s and i was hooked til now, peters struggles to do the right thing and be a man his uncle would be proud of still resonates with me
My condolences for your father.
@@criticaldrive7688 thank, I appreciate it bro
Characters that have a paradoxical nature always come off good.
When Spidey wins, he really loses.
Batman and Joker mirror eachother but with the elements of control and insanity, list goes on.
Just came back from No way home! Tom’s spidey has finally truly become spider-man!
What's cool about Peter is that he has all the reasons to be a bitter villain. If you've read the comics, you'd know how hard his life is. His old girlfriend died, his best friend turned into a murdering psychopath, his best friend's father raped his girlfriend, his aunt was almost assassinated. Yet, he keeps going because he doesn't want others to feel the pain he does. He's by far the most selfless superhero, and he truly is what every person should strive to be.
I loved the charecter so much since my childhood 🙏My love for the charecter is unparalleled by anything else
Spider Man will always be my favourite superhero. He is the enhancement and influence of taken responsibility of doing what's he has to take care of his loved ones.
I think the comic book series that does the Spider-Man character justice is Spider-Man: Life Story. It shows Spider-Man go through life at a normal pace from the 60s all the way to the 2010s, where we can watch him evolve and grow old. Despite all that, the basis of his character still remains loyal to "With great power, comes great responsibility". If you're a new Spider-Man fan and want to know truly how Spider-Man should be represented the way Stan Lee intended, I'd give Life Story a read. Absolutely brilliant.
Spiderman has been my favorite since I was a kid he's the best superhero
Spiderman's always been my favorite marvel superhero since I was a kid (probably my favorite superhero in general) and while before it was because of how much I liked his powers and personality, nowadays it's a combination of that and just how deep his character is and how relatable he is.
I don’t understand the mcu Spider-Man hate. I get it he doesn’t have uncle Ben and he has technology. But he had technology in the comics like the iron spider suit and there are other versions of Spider-Man without Uncle Ben.
I love this video because I can say without a shadow of a doubt Spider-Man is my absolute favourite hero. Especially the fact that with his Rogues Gallery is so diverse and he doesn't always fight the same way.
11:16 this comment about no way home aged well lol
*badly
The thing that makes Spider-Man so good is the fact that he doesn’t always win and get a happy ending, for Spider-Man to win, Peter Parker has to lose. For example in Andrews universe, he beat the electro and harry but what did it cost? Gwen. In Toms universe, he managed to cure every single villain along side tobey and andrew but what did it cost? Him losing absolutely everything. Which is why its so successful, his powers are so powerful and unique and hes such a great kid with good intentions but life at this point is basically torturing him at a young age yet he still continues to do the right thing
My Top 3 favorite Fictional Characters:
1. Spider-Man/Peter Parker (Insomniac)
2. Sonic The Hedgehog
3. Wolverine/Logan/James Howlett (Fox)
Into the Spider-Verse, in my opinion, captures the essence of Spider-Man and is my favourite Spidey movie.
No. That's a bastardize Spider-Man Story that tried to replace Spider-Man.
Wow did Marvel watched this movie and made No way home? jk. This soft reboot of MCU spidey looks great
Not the strongest one, not the one that can kill anyone in one shot, but he sure can steal someone's heart in one shot. Great movies, series, and character. AMD DEVELOPMENT! Truly great.
Peter Benjamin Parker is my 3rd favorite hero behind Batman & Barry Allen The Flash. Spider-Man has one of the coolest powersets in all of comics
He’s my third favourite too, behind Iron Man and Batman
@@REaDComicsau Iron Man........ really?
@@leandrobesevic4424 it’s an opinion! Oh no I like a fictional character more than another curse me!
@@REaDComicsau an opinion can be criticized........ and you are probably refering to MCU Iron Man (the only decent version)
@@leandrobesevic4424 I refer to the general character, meaning everything like how I refer to the general everything Batman and Spider-Man! What the freaking hell is wrong with a fictional character being my favourite, IT DOES NOT NEED TO BE SPIDER MAN. Leave me alone
For me, the greatest comic book character, and not only that, top 3 greatest characters EVER
I love Spider-Man and everything he stands for. Him and daredevil have been my biggest inspirations for writing my own character
Can you do a video on the Hulk to me he is the most relatable character I'm a big fan of the Peter David Hulk comics as well as the recent Immortal Hulk comics by Al Ewing i relate to the character alot
I love Peter David's run on the Hulk and the recent one. I have never been a fan of the Hulk just being used as a Mindless monster just to smash things for Action sequences.
Spiderman's always been my favorite since I was a child. I'm 37 now!
11:10-11:19. Finally someone says it. Don’t nobody deny it. That’s exactly why I don’t like any of the mcu Spider-Man films.
No no way. I don't agree with that. His mentor has always been the his uncle Ben. If that guilt made him spiderman then it also made Peter Parker. They are all interconnected. The guy says this as if Peter and Spiderman are different. Yet, he also says spiderman is what Peter wants to be, even though it's the same person. Just my take.
Spider-Man was the highlight of my childhood growing up, Peter Parker helped me realize that even tho you get punished for doing the right thing, you still continue to do the right thing regardless because it’s right.
Awesome video man! Peter Parker will always be the GOAT! 💯
I can completely relate. Being a leader is a lot like being Spider-Man. Real leaders are talented/gifted/brilliant but what you choose to do with that defines whether or not you are considered a good leader. It’s not enough to be selfish. You must choose your team/others first and foremost even if it costs you everything. Because of your abilities you can give more than most and that is a heavy lonely burden
He fails just as often as he wins which is why hes so relatable
I really like Spider-Man. He’s my second most favorite superhero. I do like MCU Spidey too, in the first movie he learns he doesn’t need anyone else to be Spider-Man, and that what makes him a hero is his heart and soul, not his suit. And in the second movie he learns that he can’t pass down his responsibility to anyone else, as it is his and his alone to carry on. I’m really excited to see what Marvel will do in No Way Home
Even if for some reason you don't agree that he's the best hero ever, he's actually known as the most *POPULAR* hero ever, by so many studies. And for good reason. Go Spidey.
He's the coolest and super hero and the most relatable person
He's just the greatest superhero ever.
Spider-Man is one of us
Interestingly enough, there's heavy rumors that William Dafoe's Norman Osborn will be NWH's main villain so if true (big IF), this'll give the MCU's Peter a massive upgrade to improve his game of growth and becoming the legend and self man he will be.
in comics, there are three moments that showcase what makes Spidey such a compelling hero to aspire to
Amazing Spider-Man #33, Maximum Carnage, and Avengers vs X-Men
in these stories, Spidey faces off against impossible odds, no-win situations, and finds a way to persevere.
Amazing Spider-Man #33 was recreated in Spider-Man Homecoming, and also in Spectacular Spider-Man, where Spidey gets trapped unerneath a steel gate and water starts to climb threatening to drown him. He's about to give up, call it quits, but when he remembers those that are depending on him, those he loves, he summons the strength to lift more than he ever had thought he could and makes it out.
In Maximum Carnage, the final issue, Spidey is left alone while all his allies are either gone, injured, or away to get ready for the final fight, leaving Spidey alone against Carnage, Shriek, Demogoblin, and Carrion
in Avengers vs X-Men, Spidey faces off against a phoenix empowered Colossus and Magik in hell by himself in an effort to buy time for the others to get away, to save Hope Summers
I personally prefer Daredevil over Spider-Man since he’s so consistently written
I don’t
Even know I’m psychopath the villain I still admire Spider-Man the best hero
The fact that Spider-Man almost never happened because Stan’s publisher thought it was a terrible idea still blows my mind. If Stan had done what his publisher told him to, Spider-Man would have never existed.
Not just Marvel but the best Superhero character Ever