The Tragedy of Peter Parker in Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse

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Peter Parker has had a tough time in Into the Spider-Verse. I explore why that's such a great choice here.
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[@captainmidnight]

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[@AnitaSleap1080z]

My favorite is Miles (obvs) but also Spider-Noir. I'll always have a special place for Spider-Hobo >.

[@sociallyineptspider-man2366]

Enjoy your Christmas break dude, can't wait for your videos next year👍

[@magik18]

gwen

[@joshuageraldbutler8037]

Spider Noir, wish we got more with him

[@JayHankEdLyon]

Hard to choose from the movie, but my favorite Peter IS Spider-Girl Peter. His relationship with Mayday is terrific; the idea of a teen hero whose parents know she's a hero and are super used to heroism is a great dynamic. And the comic does show him try to get back in the swing of things with an artificial limb, but it's just really hard to compensate for the super strength and agility combo, plus he's just older and out of shape and has to worry about two kids. It makes sense that he'd settle down and get a job that still lets him help people.

[@danielwood6833]

I really love how human the reason behind his and MJ's breakup was. She wanted kids and he got scared. If anyone else made the movie he would've broken up with her to protect her or she would've left him as she can't stand worrying about him being Spider-Man. But no it was a real relationship non super hero based reason. I admire that writing choice

[@Lightstranding]

But, he may have done it on purpose. In the comics he has kids but his sperm is radioactive, and Mary Jane dies.

[@danielwood6833]

@@Lightstranding that would be noble of him but in the film they make it clear that he simply didn't want kids, then by the end when Miles saves him he says "Do I want kids?" and gets back with Mary Jane

[@CamJames]

@@danielwood6833 What do you think the reason he's scared is? Bc he's Spiderman. It's definitely superhero related. His kids wouldn't be safe.

[@danielwood6833]

@@CamJames maybe but it isn't relevant to his sperm probably killing MJ he reunites with her at the end to have kids with her

[@vocalcalibration8033]

I'm just happy they didn't sell their marriage to satan is all.

[@kieranholmes8086]

I smiled so much when Peter shut down the responsibility line, it was supposed to be a funny scene I think but I took at it as the writers really respecting how much of an effect that’s had on Peters life.

[@mrfaade304]

Kieran Holmes it’s good to see because we’ve always been like fed that phrase and it’s always going to be linked to spider-man and it’s sad but at the same time interesting, it’s like it haunts peter of uncle ben and how it’s been a staple of who he is as a hero from the start

[@Jose-se9pu]

And it shows Peter is at a point in his life he actually started to hate that freaking line...yet, he is still Spiderman, and always will be.

[@mrfaade304]

Coleco 84 i don’t think he necessarily hates it i just think it’s lingered over his career as spider-man and even his life, i just feel like he has a sort of resentment towards it, just because he’s sick of it doesn’t mean it doesn’t mean anything to him anymore ya feel? maybe he’s ashamed because it reminds him of uncle ben. who knows, this peter was kind of in a pit at the beginning of the movie and by the end when we see him show up to MJ’s with flowers you actually see a lot of character development for Mr Peter B Parker

[@savage_burrito7897]

brayden finch it’s because he almost doesn’t want to be Spider-Man anymore but he has to because “with great power comes great responsibility”

[@Dunge0n]

@@mrfaade304 There's a recent 'What If?' issue where (after shooting Ben's killer) Peter becomes the Punisher AND Spider-man, but only kills when absolutely necessary. Gwen lives, crime's down, his worst foes are dead, he's had a far easier career, but the guilt and rage still eats at him, until... he decides he has more "responsibility" to his family and friends to live a good, safe life. Basically what the Peter who fathered Mayday decided. His suit and gear stay in that old garbage can. ...Until Frank finds them. When he's stumbling through alleys in despair. After his family was murdered.

[@MediumDSpeaks]

Saw this movie yesterday. I cried. I laughed. I was made to laugh in the middle of crying. This movie is absolutely astounding and fantastic. Do whatever it takes to go see it in theatres.

[@WiloPolis03]

I could personally recommend this to ANYONE. Any demograph. You could hate superheroes and love this movie.

[@DavionLane]

Medium D Speaks I bothered my mom 2 weeks ahead until she said yes

[@nealkriesterer]

I thought the movie was okay, but not great. I feel like people are really over-hyping it and that's going to end up making people disappointed when they go to see it.

[@ZzDarkShadowKnightzZ]

@@nealkriesterer I think it also depends on your knownledge of Spiderman though. Many people who said it was not perfectly done didn't catch all of the references or don't know the characters enough. The movie was great, no flaws at all but to enjoy the movie fully you need to know the meme culture and the development of characters themselve.

[@whtjddn3]

I agree bro

[@noobslayer135]

Peter B. Parker is one of the most relatable characters in recent memory. I love how in one year we have 3 very different portrayals of Peter Parker Spider-Man, and they were all great in their own way

[@aRLosandy]

It's been a good year to be a Spider-Man fan! We got to realize how much we appreciate the character by seeing his emotional (but temporary) death in infinity war, a great game on PS4 with excellent gameplay and an amazing story, and one of the best animate films I've ever seen, which just happens to involve Spider-Man! Heck, we even got an enjoyable action/Rom-com Venom movie that, while not being what I consider good, was still extremely enjoyable! This year will be hard to top in terms of Spider-Man media, and I have thoroughly enjoyed it 😊

[@joshuamoore4971]

In one movie we have 3 portrayals of peter parker... granted one dies early on in the movie and the other is sorta a side character...

[@melissa48027]

@@joshuamoore4971 what's wrong with that? It is perfect

[@joshuamoore4971]

@@melissa48027 I never said there was anything wrong with it. I was just adding to the awesomeness of what the OP said and pointing out that we've had more than 3 peter Parkers this year

[@kojomensah965]

If you didnt understand peter b paker is the origional verson of spiderman in our domension and in miles domension peter is different he died

[@Gundamseeddabest]

I also kinda love how willing Peter B was willing to throw his life away as if he had nothing left to live for til Miles assured him everything will be alright. Miles essentially reflected Peter’s heroism and childlike optimism back at him.

[@Neha-ue3uk]

Wow

[@TheRibottoStudios]

I found this Peter one of the most fascinating ones yet and it really makes me wonder how he would've reacted to the Peter Parker in Miles' universe should he have survived long enough to meet the rest of the Spider-People.

[@scottishcookie8198]

I think this version of spiderman is even better than the one in comic's because he buried aunt may instead of giving up his marriage for mayfisto

[@deathking1019]

Ace Coordinator Mary i do have one question when i watched the movie i wonder is peter b parker jewish or is MJ because during that flash back they do that stepping on the glass at wedding which is a jewish tradition

[@skidoof5252]

@Marchisio Filipe Shut up.

[@TheRibottoStudios]

@@deathking1019 I think it's usually agreed among fans he's protestant Christian-he's named PETER after all. And he often makes Biblical allusions in his comics. I think maybe they just made him Jewish in that iteration? Which is kind of dope and might be a reference to Stan Lee himself who was Jewish. From a quick google search I can't find anything on Mary Jane's religion, it's mostly Peter that's talked about in terms of what his religion is. But I mean if they can have an Afro-Latino Spider-Man they can have a Jewish Spider-Man. It's kind of a cool little moment. Probs more so a respectable nod to Stan Lee than anything though. I also think another point to make on the potential of him being Jewish, is the divorce scene-as someone who was born, raised no longer practicing Catholic TRUST ME getting a divorce is a HUUUUGE nono. Like sinful nono. It's why I love this current Pope so much he is such a forward thinker for the church it's stunning.

[@TheRibottoStudios]

@@idleeidolon Also yep it more than likely would've been super awkward-especially since that Spider-Man was so eager to train Miles-he'd probably be the only one in that group to respect him and his potential as Spider-Man when everyone else even Peter B Parker was questioning him. Which is kind of some bullshit considering poor Miles watched Spider-Man be murdered, had his powers less than 48 hours, and was expected to help take down Kingpin. That would be a traumatic couple of days for sure.

[@BetterDeadThanSorry]

I've been a paramedic for a few years now, but I'm still quite new compared to the guys whove been on the job for decades. You see a significant amount of burnout from people who used to love their careers. After broken relationships and years working overtime, paramedics get burnt out and less enthusiastic day to day. I liked the "new guy vs veteran" dynamic seen between peter parker and miles in this story. It's pretty accurate to what i experience out in the field

[@nicktubara]

Much respect to you lot helping the injured and frail.

[@Wykesidefruitmachine]

Fair play though. Happy Christmas, and thank you for what you do.

[@leonardobraynen1524]

I feel ya dude. Great analogy. Hope u related to the movie

[@ArcDragoon]

The tragedy of Peter B Parker is that he is what would literally happen to a real person if they were written the way Marvel writes Spider-Man. To never have any growth. To never have any happiness that stays in hand. To always have no grasp on life. Except this Peter has had time to grow old with it, be fed up with it, and accept that his life is suffering.

[@hkr0065]

Yeah his life is quite sad when you think about it. He basically never *really* got healing from his Uncle Ben's death. No therapy. Just a guilt complex and the inability to allow himself a normal life. All because he can't forgive himself for letting that burglar get by. I know Spider-Man is a story about responsibility, but it's also a story about a person who can't let go of his mistakes. Similar to how Bruce Wayne doesnt feel he deserves happiness when he promised his parents he'd swear vengeance on criminals.

[@ArcDragoon]

It is even worse than that. Take a look at how Marvel shits on Spider-Man. Peter Parker gets told he's a clone, so he leaves his clone to live his life with the woman he loves. Then gets told later that he's actually the real Peter Parker. And then he witnesses his clone dying in his own arms, he literally witnesses himself dying. We finally get Peter and Mary Jane together, happy and married. But then Aunt May gets shot. And instead of Peter being the responsible one, who has had years of growth to realize what responsibility actually is. Marvel writes him into a piece of sniveling baby, who literally makes a deal with a devil, so that whatever growth and happiness Peter did have, never happened. And as Mephisto told Peter and Mary Jane, even though the events were retconned, their souls will forever remember this. And these are just two of the largest events in Peter's life. Not including the whole Superior Spider-Man debacle, being possessed by a symbiote, being the cause of death for Gwen Stacy, etc... I'm former military, and I know I'm fucked up in the head. I can't fathom how a normal person could go through all of that and not be fucked up.

[@evilovesperry]

so he's a Buddhist

[@frostywasp1743]

@@ArcDragoon Btw If you dont know there is a univerese that if that clone had survived green goblin. Peter would lose his edge to be Spider-Man, thus losing his powers giving him a good retirement life with MJ and everything that happened to 616 Spidy up until 2017 would happen to Ben Reiley until the Spider-verse events happened.

[@C0ldIron]

Honestly that’s the universe I wish we got. The whole clone saga was bungled but that was definitely the worst part. Ben was one of my favorite characters and between scarlet spider and the sensational spider spider man suit he had a cool style.

[@skeLPCgamez]

Is no one going to mention the fact that the first Peter Parker shown in the film, died? Yeah it's an alternative universe Spidey but they killed Spider-Man for the first time on screen! (Yes, I know bout Infinity War but we know he's coming back but an actual death)

[@nicktubara]

I find it odd that the alt peter parker died from getting fist stomped by kingpin yet when kingpin does the same to miles hes able to survive that. I get that alt peter was already in a pile of rubble after that battle with the goblin where kingpin was able to cause his death but cmon that peter was strong af. I still enjoyed the movie tho, it's a bit of a downer seeing any spiderman from other universes just carking it i mean spidergeddon has a couple of spideys that died already. To know that they existed in other dimensions leading similar yet different lives i get it's fiction but it's something unnerving having a superhero just dead. Just my 2 cents here.

[@bartell20j]

@@nicktubara Spidey was already mortally wounded before the slam. He was coughing"which wasn't a good sign". You can tell he knew he was dying before giving up the goober

[@melissa48027]

Yes! Exactly and it is impossible to find anything about that the best spidey version, you can't even find blond Peter Parker picture ...

[@supermonkeyape007]

Yeah I couldn't believe it. They actually killed spiderman. I already know that he dies in the Ultimate comics, but actually seeing it on screen was a bit shocking. I didn't think they would actually kill Spiderman that brutally in a PG film.

[@fawfulmark2]

2nd time. Because welll....ya know *snap*

[@GenerationWest]

"Have you ever heard of the tragedy of Peter B. Parker?" I actually REALLY like adult Peter stories, but I get why teen Peter still used oftenly. For cartoons, because of a closer demo audience. For the MCU, having Peter stay in highschool for more than one film, and have Peter slowly grow with the franchise, like we see in comics, and get to keep Holland around for a decade plus. It may take awhile to grt more of them, but there's still Spider-Man PS4, Spider-Man TNAS, TASM Comics, Spider-Girl and Renew Your Vows.

[@Dan_the_Druid]

And Spectacular Spider-Man

[@GenerationWest]

You mean the comic? Then that too.

[@Dan_the_Druid]

GenerationWest Nah I meant the show

[@GenerationWest]

The reason I didn't include the show was because it was a Teen Peter Parker story, a great one, but ones listed were college to past 30.

[@uchimacky4708]

whats TNAS again?

[@KatieRuby]

The movie plays Peter's problems as a joke like you mentioned and it's understandable but if you think about it, his story is actually quite sad. At the end of the film he is willing to stay behind in a different universe and save his friends. He sees MJ (albeit not his MJ) and tells her how he feels because it could be the last time they're together. He is the one who probably undergoes the most development in the film and I love it!

[@lyndiss.2017]

Hey! That's a valid interpretation too! Personally, I saw it as him staying behind and sacrificing his life because of a concealed death wish-sorta like an extreme way of running from his dreads while still looking like a hero. That's why Miles had insisted that "it's going to be okay, you got this," while Pete let go only when he remembered his own advice that all it takes is "a leap of faith".

[@midnightfuture]

In the very end, he tells Miles he loves him, and then wonders out loud if that's what it might be like having kids… and then we see him go see MJ. The implication being that he had broken her heart when she wanted children but he was too scared, but after spending time with Miles he realized it would be okay, and mustered the courage to try to put his marriage back together. Something to watch for in any future films!

[@melissa48027]

@@midnightfuture yes!

[@evilovesperry]

@@midnightfuture well hes 616 spiderman so he made a deal with mephisto to save his aunt. that deal cost him his marriage and he even got to meet his daughter had he not made the deal. it fucked him up mentally

[@jcod196]

Enlightened Perry no because his aunt May was dead

[@PhantomLantern2814]

It was pretty sad that peter was willing to stay and die to shut the collider down. It was like he really was at rock bottom and had absolutely nothing to live for.

[@chaserose5127]

So I might not be the only one with the theory of Peter being suicidal, theres you, and this other person

[@PhantomLantern2814]

BattleBro115 maybe not suicidal, just that he doesn’t have it in him to save himself.

[@chaserose5127]

@@PhantomLantern2814 He also mentions the DEAD Peter being perfect, also how he ended up letting go of himmself. He also shot down his Uncle's signature phrase (not really evidence but eh.)

[@anonymousaccordionist3326]

I never saw it as that. Quite the opposite, in fact. I saw it as him renewing his role as Spider-Man for one last act of heroism. He knows that his world can do without a Spider-Man, as he hasn't been there for a while, so he isn't abandoning anyone, but he can save everyone else. I saw it as his act of redemption. That he finally realized his worth as a hero. That is the ultimate hero move, isn't it? Sacrificing yourself for the good of others.

[@johnnybukol5560]

Remember when Aunt may say "You look tired" and he said "I am Tired" Did you get the Sad Feel :(

[@egghead4624]

It's a leap of faith miles that's all it is

[@Ixe2077]

Thats one sexy profile picture.

[@lcemy9236]

What’s up DANGER

[@egghead4624]

@@Ixe2077 thanks

[@dre7589]

@@lcemy9236 *CAN'T STOP ME NOW*

[@romeoabanales3049]

Hey

[@JaxBlade]

I really like to think Peter B Parker was just the Tobey Spiderman grown up too cause it makes all the stuff hit harder to me tbh GREAT VIDEO!

[@MultiTayzz]

JaxBlade Peter B Parker is “technically” the original comic book one. If you pay attention to the scene when all the spider-men are being teleported to Mile’s universe you can see on the computer monitor that Peter B Parker comes from earth-616, which is the main marvel comic book continuity universe :D.

[@rroiboi125]

ITS YOU AGAIN HAHAHA XD

[@thalmoragent9344]

As in, Tobey Maguire’s Spider Man? The one before ultimate spider man? Oof, that hits you right there! Anyways, God Bless!

[@hrafnknutsson2859]

Except he doesn't use web shooters

[@terriblycharismaticduck2717]

Hrafn Knutsson In Spider-Man 2, we see that emotional stress can cause Peter to lose most of his powers. Divorcing from Mary Jane, living in an apartment, and probably having something close to a mid-life crisis would definitely affect him that way. Easily could’ve made the webshooters as a substitute.

[@LZ4COMPRESSION]

your voice calms down my cat, he's sleeping on my lap rn, thank you captain midnight

[@nicholaspeters1400]

Peter’s to do list: Get Back Clean up apartment (it was kinda screwed up by the portal) Fix things with MJ Sort Life Out.

[@undeadinside3571]

By the portal? He already had empty pizza boxes all over and a bunch of other garbage

[@Yvngblud23]

And Workout

[@NucleaRaptor]

Peter's to-do list before Miles got his shit together: -Die

[@gareththompson2708]

​1: Take car 2: Go to Aunt May's 3: Deal with Liv 4: Grab MJ 5: Go to the Winchester 6: Have a nice cold pint and wait for all of this to blow over

[@gotobed3766]

Nicholas Peters and have a child. mj wanted a child but peter didn’t, which was one of the reasons why they split.

[@itsmyopiniontriggeredfinge3533]

I actually love blonde Spider-Man he seemed so happy to have someone to mentor. He looked like he really wanted to help miles and keep him safe like a son or little brother 😔

[@SeventhT]

Eh.. that's too far..

[@thegoldengamer9315]

Too far.please back up

[@SeventhT]

@@thegoldengamer9315 yep

[@thegoldengamer9315]

@@SeventhT yeah

[@AnitaSleap1080z]

I loved Peter B. Parker because he's a burnt-out Spider-man, and as currently burned out college student (a 26-year-old grad student!!), I could definitely understand his exhaustion. That scene with Miles over the goober was interesting to watch, like the young idealistic Peter arguing with the older and battle-worn Peter.

[@evilovesperry]

he's the real comics version of spiderman

[@Kirinet]

Well, 26 year old grad student, I think you still don't know the utter exhaustion of a 30+ year old man whose youth is waning out. MJ wanted kids, he wasn't ready. But then, when will he be 'ready'? ;_;

[@awe7266]

Peter B. Was 30+. The 26 year old was Miles' Peter.

[@kenzero1922]

also hes a teacher not student

[@kaiwilliams141]

I actually like an older peter. I dont actually think that Peter's high school years are his most interesting ones. I like a 27 (ish) year old Peter Parker, who has his stuff together (for the most part).

[@oiat]

Agreed

[@ultimatewall-crawler5292]

Kai Williams Stan Lee even rushed him out of high school in the original Amazing Spider-Man run.

[@mikemorro140]

@@ultimatewall-crawler5292 that's always been the funniest thing to me about Spider-Man despite everyone remembers him for being a teen hero but aside from introducing his iconic villain I'm pretty sure all his iconic stories happened after high school.

[@michealmahmoud6391]

I kind of disagree. I feel like the original stories cemented the big ideas, but teen Peter is one of the most interesting era, especially after modern writers came in and delve in on that era and teenage Peter personality (Untold Tales, Brian Michael Bendis Ultimate Spider-Man comics, Spectacular Spider-Man cartoon, Spider-man loves Mary Jane, etc). While adult Peter is interesting and college Peter was where most of the iconic stories, teenage Peter can be the most interesting Peter when done right

[@windghost2]

@@idleeidolon Well I think as the years go by Holland's Spider-man will get to that point.

[@thebohemiancowboy2805]

The sad part is Peter B Parker is from the 616 universe meaning he is the original Spider-Man

[@SkyStar997]

how do you know?

[@thebohemiancowboy2805]

Steven Drake When the characters are being transported into Miles’s world the monitor on the screen says 616 the normal marvel universe www.forbes.com/sites/danidiplacido/2018/12/20/who-is-the-real-spider-man-in-into-the-spider-verse/amp/

[@harveyling209]

@Majuub Miles morales version of Peter Parker ie the Ultimate Spiderman (earth 1610).

[@harveyling209]

Also interesting thing to note is the coca cola signs in both universes. In earth 616, it read Coca Cola (our universe) and Miles universe read koka soda or something

[@ginge641]

@@harveyling209 It was soda cola in 616 and Kola soda in 1610.

[@mushroomsurprise3736]

Like what's up danger?

[@juniorjunior5884]

That's all it is Miles, a leap of faith.

[@diskdrive6113]

Shummer 08 yeah what’s up danger

[@123armyoftwo]

CAN'T STOP ME NOWWW "EPIC SWIGGING ENSUES"

[@idoko6435]

CAN'T STOP ME NOW

[@keeshand]

don't be a stranger

[@lincolnbeckett8791]

By far the best animated film I've seen.

[@JohnDoe-cz3dh]

I cant decide fromDragonball super broly and spider man in to the spider verse

[@fritz404]

You havent seen shrek

[@nihil_holly]

FRITZSTICK Fuckin A+ reference mate

[@theentangledwiggler-man2344]

That status still falls on how to train your dragon for me, but this was pretty good.

[@dojokonojo]

No way man, Toy Story!

[@fossilsaurusfilms7754]

Portal appears in roof *tries to eat pizza quickly* Man at door with gun *tries to eat pizza quickly*

[@ojingoh785]

Guys: the spider that bit miles was glitching, therefore meaning that the spider was from another universe. That also means that there is one universe where Spider-Man doesn’t exist, because that spider that bit miles went to miles’ universe. The universe where Spider-Man doesn’t exist is our universe. MIND BLOWING Edit: I’m not a huge marvel fan and you guys know so much, so I’m just going to say that this was wrong, but it was fun to think about anyways.

[@sodapop8742]

well sh*t

[@ChloeRoestel]

Great, now we’re missing out.

[@holiday6807]

False statement

[@suurkoll3701]

it was glitching cus the big reality portal was used and it emited some radiation to the spider ( its talked about in the movie at some point ). Thats why gwen stacy was in that universe 2 weeks before 616 spiderman and the others.

[@JackTheripper911]

Except "our" universe is 616 which is where Peter B Parker came from, which is the marvel original time line

[@oldman5247]

Is it weird that (to me at least) Peter B Parker felt like closure for those who were big fans of the Sam Raimi trilogy, but yet continuing the story in a way that's very relatable but yet different enough to keep us on our toes.

[@palindrome2599]

(*SPOILERS*) I also like how the movie told us the extent of Peter's rut, in how he was afraid of having kids with MJ; then mentioning it near the end after seeing Miles in action- making him question himself as to whether he really does want kids 😭

[@WarriorNoldor]

Personally I like Peter Parker/Spider-Man getting older showing his age. I'm 33 now it make him relatable to older fans.

[@Wolfy39565]

33 isn't old!

[@TSDT]

@@Wolfy39565 as a 33 year old reading this, thanks. It often feels as it is old though. Especially when you're in a crowd of youngsters watching a Spiderman movie.

[@thereccher8746]

Yeah dude you're not old yet. You're getting there though.

[@Erine120]

Turning 30 in two months I want peter to grow up and be relatable to us too the younglings can have Miles grown ups have Peter

[@ceasefire2825]

hey pal you're not old yet. Get out there and get that sarah tonin :D

[@jarronwilliams7227]

I was really sad with how absolutely ready Spiderman was to die, like he was practically pushing for his own death, some part of me saw it as him using a convenient excuse to finally end it all

[@2wallywest]

Jarron Williams they were all will to sacrifice themselves - even Gwen asks towards the climax of the film if she can do it and Pete says he’s already made up his mind - dying to save the multiverse. Remember, originally he just wanted to go back to his dimension - but after bonding with miles and realising miles just isn’t ready he chose to sacrifice himself. Even before miles sends him home he’s willing to see the mission through even at the cost of him not going home just to make sure miles doesn’t die - he literally says “this guy could kill you! I can’t let spider-man die”

[@2wallywest]

Shadow Oskay bro you didn’t forget the hyphen - yay!

[@2wallywest]

Shadow Oskay bro was referring to an in joke from spider-man PS4 *facepalms*

[@2wallywest]

Shadow Oskay bro Nope, I typed what I meant. Cheers for looking out for me though buddy. For future reference: in-joke noun plural noun: in-jokes a joke that is understood or appreciated by only a small group of people. "the in-jokes are fun if you get them"

[@rocketpunchgo1]

Suicidal Peter Parker was pretty damn amazing.

[@chaserose5127]

Was I not the only one with that theory, or are you exaggerating.

[@NucleaRaptor]

It was clear as day. There was nothing for him to come back to.

[@raisumi7105]

+BattleBro115 i mean he was crying in shower

[@lyinsroar9637]

I want to add something tho, that Peter was willing to sacrifice himself to set things right, while it is a suicide mission, it's different from Peter literally setting out to kill himself for the sake of killing himself like a suicidal person would. It's more of a "greater good" moment, but it does show his willingness at least with dying :(

[@mischief356]

I think it's a bit 50/50. Of course, he genuinely wants to save the other Spider People, but he's a bit... too eager to save them, you know? And the very first thing he says when Miles is grabbing him just above the portal is *"what if I mess up again?"* So suicide is def a big factor too.

[@battleupsaber462]

Did you ever hear the Tragedy of Peter Parker the Spectacular Spider-Man? I thought not. It's not a story the Avengers would tell you. It's a Marvel Legend. Peter Parker was the Spider-Man of Earth-616, so good at living on the edge, fighting crime and spinning webs, he could use the Spider-Verse to influence the writers to create...storyarcs. He had such knowledge of the Marvel Method he could even keep the ones he cared about from bad writing. The real-world side of the Spider-Verse is a pathway to many works of fiction some consider to be...uneventful. He became so iconic, the only thing he was afraid of was losing his marriage...which eventually, of course, he did. Unfortunately, he thought Miles Morales everything he knew, and then Miles replaced him when the writers got bored of him. Ironic. He could save others from bad writing, but not himself.

[@Jeyndow]

Miles hasn't even replaced or is replacing him

[@korvo3427]

@@Jeyndow Yes he did. The original Peter Parker dies at the beginning of the movie so he's this universe's Spider-Man now.

[@lucasterrasemnomezuado3785]

I read in palpatines voice, its so good

[@Jose-se9pu]

@@Jeyndow He did in the Ultimate comics, and i the 616, people care a lot more about Miles than 30 years old manchild Peter Parker.

[@gringobingo471]

BattleUp Saber I would give you a like but its 66 (star wars reference)

[@nickbb6185]

i think it's really interesting to see how peter's early heroism plays a role in his adulthood. he knows the drills, and he knows what he can and can't do. but years and years of battles have worn him down. it doesn't feel like he got to live a full life, with so much guilt and pressure weighing on him. id like to see him rediscover life before ben and spiderman, where he just gets to live (and maybe get some help for the mental illness he likely has).

[@mechajay3358]

What makes Spider-Man so "Spectacular" is that he's the most human just like us. Nice Allen Iverson Analogy BTW.

[@mayotango1317]

He is a loser.

[@Ixe2077]

@@mayotango1317 Was... Was that a Venom reference?

[@mayotango1317]

@@Ixe2077 No, he is a loser in the comics.

[@hannahvideos2709]

I found it especially sad that Peter was so adamant about staying behind at the end. And not just because it was heroic, but because he had nothing left for him back in his world.

[@benjieabbas3322]

When Miles tried to tell him that famous line, it was delivered as a joke. But I felt this pain in my chest when Peter tried to shut him off. He knows about this philosophy, he's followed it his whole life. But now, he's just sick of it. And having someone remind him of that is painful. It makes Peter human, so human that it broke my heart to see what he's become. Anyway Captain Midnight, I hope you enjoy your break. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

[@sakeeb109]

Ay Captain, enjoy your break!

[@hopesy12u4]

Why did I read that in my head with a thick Scottish accent?

[@jpalpha118]

Peter was willing to slowly die a slow agonizing death rather than return to his home dimension. Even when he knew Miles could handle it at that point, that is a whole other level of avoiding your problems, and for that I appreciate the arc he goes through and finally admits to Miles he’s scared to go back to his life and to MJ

[@RexusKing]

You know what happened to this Peter Parker? Life, all of it's good, bad and things in between. I really like this Peter.

[@Wizard_Pikachu]

The difference was, that even though he had a prosthetic leg, he kind of had an Epiphany that he realized if he died he would be leaving his wife and daughter all alone and at the mercy of everyone who's ever tried to kill them. So he simply stopped, and focus on what was more important in his life if you had actually read the Spider-Girl comics. The ones that I read as a kid was it to volume thing where is like the first 40 issues.

[@milboxr9772]

So instead he sends his daughter out to fight bad guys who can kill her any moment? Ok lol

[@michaelm5542]

@@milboxr9772 in fairness he did try to stop her. Renew Your Vows discusses this more (in that Annie May is only 10), but then he just allows it.

[@ClaesWallin]

@@milboxr9772 > After a battle with the Hobgoblin, May told her father the truth, and after a conversation with Mary Jane, they allowed May to resume her Spider-Girl identity. marvel.wikia.com/wiki/May_Parker_%28Earth-982%29 But yeah, his retirement plan fully backfired in terms of protecting his daughter.

[@shadowsnake8989]

Was just thinking the same thing. That last fight with Norman made him reassess what really mattered in his life. It wasn't that he couldn't do it anymore because on at least three occasions he went back out in costume when he felt he could do some good.

[@kimi10fanStuart]

Enjoy your break Captain Midnight! 😊🥇

[@mrfaade304]

i really enjoyed this peter parker and i was even more pleased when i found out this is our peter parker from the (616?) universe. it just made it all more real and connected peter to the old tony maguire movies. i know they possibly want to have maguire voice a spider-man character in the future but either way, the way he’s kind of taking mikes kinda under his wing reminds me of the old vibes star wars used to give me. really fun movie and definitely best spider-man experience if you’re just trying to see a spider-man movie and you’re a casual fan (which i’m definitely not i’m obsessed w marvel lmao) but i can’t say i’ve ever been a big comic reader, not that i didn’t like them i just wasn’t really exposed to them, they weren’t really popular where i grew up or with my generation unfortunately.. maybe i’ll start reading comics as a hobby. anyway great video i’m glad you did one on this version of peter. i feel like all the other videos about this movie talks about the chris pine peter parker more? which doesn’t really make sense but whatever lol

[@GregKhar-NU-Metalhead2000]

No!!!!...616 peter is still 29 right now!!!..hear me out...every version of character in marvel and dc is on different universe....his history not like the og peter...soo it's not!!

[@imadefault5181]

Wait so who is OUT Peter Parker from the Sam raimi movies?

[@imadefault5181]

Our*

[@mannyfresh03]

Young Legend none they all use web shooters Spider-Man from the sam raimi movies didn’t

[@imadefault5181]

@@mannyfresh03 well spiderman does actually use Web shooters

[@thomascalderon598]

When i watched the movie, I thought the interaction between Peter and Miles was going to be a teacher student relationship. However when i saw the movie, it was a deeper bonding because peter was being as optimistic for mile’s true potential when the other spider-people doubted him. He sticked by mile’s side perhaps as a reflection of himself when he started his superhero career. Yes peter was scared of having a child with mj, but i saw that he can be a father from his protection over miles and was willing to sacrifice his life for that. I gotta watch the movie again, it deserved to be watched multiple times.

[@2wallywest]

When the film became my favourite film ever Peter “this guy could kill you! I can’t let spider-man die!” Miles “Neither can I!” Peter “It’s ok...” Miles “Yeah... it is ok” Man Peter b Parker was such a great character to me - when he coached miles how to web sling “Nice miles!” I really grinned ear to ear. To be honest I was about to burst of enjoyment at this scene: Peter to miles: “you did it on command![...] I love you, I’m so proud of you! Do I want kids?”

[@Damnstraight232]

This is by far my favorite peter. there's just a simplicity to him and he feels really down to earth. moreso than usual

[@exseraph-1344]

Was confused when you mentioned Allen Iverson on Twitter but now I get it lmao

[@ADAP7IVE]

I felt really sad when Peter B. Parker's backstory came up. Watching him lying in bed and ignoring the notification on his phone really hit me. Just, so sad.

[@mateogonzalez5678]

I have a quick question, did you pay for the Captain Midnight character or is it just in public domain?

[@BlueDavrial]

"Captain Midnight's new *1940* flight patrol" It's definitely super old and public domain

[@theghostnextdoor4948]

I dunno, Mickey Mouse is super old, and yet he isn't public domain yet.

[@thechaostornado6600]

@@theghostnextdoor4948 thats due to disney interfering with the law

[@BlueDavrial]

@@theghostnextdoor4948 That's only because Disney keeps an iron grip on their copyrights. They've been directly responsible for changes in the law, and they've broken it and paid people off repeatedly. By the law the original version of Mickey (not his current look)would have been public domain for DECADES at this point

[@theghostnextdoor4948]

@@BlueDavrial OK, but Superman isn't public domain and he's older than Captain Midnight.

[@whymesad]

At least he didn't sell his mariage to satan........

[@MIIkw]

Wait dafuq?

[@megelizabeth9492]

Look up “Spider-Man: One More Day” Or at least Linkara’s review of it.

[@nickole7688]

The real tragedy of peter parker is him not getting pizza time

[@3016nlacey]

Yeah that's the sad part

[@thugalicious281]

He did get that burger though

[@treelover9781]

You've grown alot. I was here when you only had 4000 subs

[@frankwolftown]

*a lot

[@pieterpauwels548]

CAPTAAAAAAAAAAIN MIDNIIIGHT

[@mycollegeshirt]

I was really glad to see that peter teach miles rather than the perfect peter, mainly because he was funny.

[@nunouno001]

This has always been my biggest problem with Spider-Man in the comics, or at least with how Marvel writes him most of the time. They don't want the Man part of the character, and only want him to go out on Spider adventures where he fights against super villains. Because of that there are no consequences or stakes because Peter can't develop or grow into something more mature as he learns from his mistakes and really does become a responsible man. However if that were to happen then Marvel would have to work harder to make Peter a more realized character who can't always go out on escapist adventures. Which to me is ridiculous, because that was and has always been the main draw to me as a Spider-Man. A superhero who struggles under the demands of his heroics but still puts up with them because it is the right thing to do. But with nothing to lose or to learn, his character just becomes so flat and boring.

[@windghost2]

Is it like that with the current comics right now? If it is then there has to be a significant change.

[@IzzuZiq]

Nick Spencer is fixing a bunch of stuff like Peter and MJ's relationship, Black Cat, etc

[@chriscaldwell4482]

Sounds like you haven't read that many spidey comics then.

[@nunouno001]

Reginaldus Moes moon It is a problem that pops up every now and then. It’s not that synonymous with a specific writer or run. Just a problem that comes about whenever the writer becomes lazy or Marvel editorial decides on a “new” and “better” direction for the character. I love Spider-Man, but there is no reason he should be having the same problems with money, romance, and school that he did in the comics 30 years ago. Now a reason for this is because comics are a serialized medium with no end point. However because of that marvel will never ever let Peter fully grow up and be one a man. Aunt May will always be on the verge of death, Peter will always have an on/off relationship with Mary Jane, Peter will always struggle to pay the bills. Because if Peter Parker does ever have to deal and confront with these issues and overcome them. Then he would be a vastly different Spider-Man, a kind that Marvel the company is not interested in. Why do you they casted Tom Holland in the movies. So that way Peter can be young for as long as possible and can avoid real and genuine responsibilities for as long as possible.

[@fightingmedialounge519]

It's not really a problem just with spiderman.

[@houdoozie]

Man I love your videos I always find myself coming back here

[@brokenlavalamp2555]

Oh yeah yeah

[@VizardnVongola]

Great video! Would love to see the rest of the characters. Enjoy your holiday.

[@Jeffreynelius]

Stumbled on your page and I love it man, thanks.

[@doxazo5512]

He’s Peter *B.* Parker Peter Parker is the blond one

[@captainmidnight]

But his middle name is always Ben!

[@doxazo5512]

All the same, they're referred to differently since they ARE different, though they're fairly similar as you pointed out The Peter Parker of Miles' universe seems to have worked it out with MJ where Peter B. didn't

[@ruifigueiredo5486]

@@doxazo5512 the peter from miles universe inst as old as peter b. in the future the peter from miles universe might have the same fate as peter b.

[@doxazo5512]

@@ruifigueiredo5486, could be

[@JackTheripper911]

@@doxazo5512 They say in the movie that Peter B parker is older. Blonde parker has been spiderman for 10 years. Peter B has been spiderman thats 26-27 vs 36-37.

[@shayZero]

Peter B Parker was relatable in that "im in my 30s and all thats in my fridge is a bottle of ketchup" demographic. Never thought I'd see that fully realised in an animated movie. Kudos

[@KhaledAlmunla]

Great video, you made me love this film even more.

[@TheDCbiz]

Have an awesome break and thx for the vids

[@alexlemonds2838]

I still really want a gritty Scarlet Spider movie where Ben Reilly fights Kaine & The Jackal. It doesn't have to be a 100% faithful, beat for beat adaptation of the Clone Saga, but I'd still expect elements from it present. I'm very fond of the idea of Ben succeeding Peter as New York's main costumed vigilante after the latter's death. Admittedly it's a bit reminiscent of what happened to Miles in Spiderverse, but a key difference would be that Ben has no one to mentor him, so he has to, much like Peter at the very beginning of the comics, figure it out on his own. Also, tonally speaking, this'd be a very somber film, since we'd be exploring Ben Reilly's troubled psyche, how he struggles with trying to accept he can be his own person & isn't just an exact copy of Peter. Then you throw in Kaine, whose experiencing a darker version of what Ben's going through, and you've got alot of juicy, engrossing character stuff to work with. Live action or animated? I'm fine either way, but I'm sort've leaning hard towards it being animated since I'd love for it to be a hand drawn movie done by Genndy Tartakovsky (Samurai Jack). Don't have a full cast in mind but I'd like for The Jackal to be played by David Thewlis. Think he's a good fit.

[@dakotamike]

The time from the late 80's to just past the Clone Saga was an amazing time for Spiderman comics. (SPOILERS for that era to follow) They really advanced the character: he got married finally, Aunt May passed away, MJ got pregnant, Doc Ock was killed, and there was all that heavy stuff with Ben Reilly (Scarlet Spider). It really felt like Peter was a fleshed out character with a life that was moving forward. I loved the idea of having Peter semi-retire with MJ to raise a family, with Ben taking over Spidey duties as the Scarlet Spider. Since Ben would have fit the unattached single-guy Spiderman thing, they could have kept that younger-theme going for the main comics. Then you could bring out Peter for special occasions or crisis'. But sadly, Marvel decided to literally reverse every single one of those key events one way or the other, and everything went back to a single-life Peter with a still-alive Aunt May. That was one thing I liked about Spider-Girl; it was kinda a what-if scenario if MJ hadn't had a miscarriage.

[@laserrup4458]

I wonder who got the idea of radioactive sperm...

[@vicentserrano9268]

You don't wanna know😓

[@turtleanton6539]

Yooooou

[@Ixe2077]

@@turtleanton6539 Fucking Soulja Boy lmao

[@randomduck8679]

Revan is that an actual thing he made up?

[@trevon444]

Happy holidays man great video as always

[@205mohamad]

The original 100-issue run of Spider-Girl is honestly my favorite comic series of all time. A main part of that is seeing Peter as an older man in a supportive role.

[@RaptorJezus27]

Waited for this video all week

[@owenalbrecht6295]

Your channel is seriously amazing.

[@pocketsjazz]

I like the analogy with comics and sports.Since I’m kinda an athlete, it helps me understand.Keep up the goodwork

[@pizzatime7433]

Really fantastic video captainmidnight

[@Brianna-eo8nu]

It’s funny how you mention small details (like Peter shooting down miles when he says Uncle Bens iconic line) suggesting more about characters then what’s shown on screen, because there’s this one part of the movie that’s very similar that I think about more than I should. *SPOILERS BELOW FOR THOSE THAT HAVEN’T SEEN THE MOVIE* Ok, so when Miles’s uncle dies and he goes back to his school dorm, we get a scene where all the Spider-Men talk about how, like Miles, they’ve lost someone; for Peter, it’s Uncle Ben, for Gwen, it’s her Universe’s version of Peter, for Spider Noir, it’s his uncle Benjamin and for Peni, it was her father. But when we get to Spider-Ham, he simply says to Miles how they’ve all lost somebody. You could write this off as him not having a dead loved one and him just trying to console miles, but the way he says “ *we’ve* all lost someone...” leads me to believe that maybe he did lose someone. If that’s the case, Experiencing the death of a loved one must be so much more jarring for a cartoony character like Spider-Ham who can defy the laws of physics on a whim for cartoonish gags. maybe he’s still reeling from the loss, like the idea of losing this person and them being dead is so horrible to him that he’d rather not even mention their name, even when surrounded by people who have experienced the same thing. I know, I know, it’s kind of silly to give such a dark and depressing backstory to a cartoon pig. And to be honest, I’m probably reading *WAY* to deep into it, but you know, food for thought and all that...

[@ruifigueiredo5486]

oh what you say makes alot of sense i dont know if you have watched the anime re:creators but its an anime where anime characters come to the real world with all of their powers and abilities from their respective animes one of those characters is a magic girl like sailor moon and such from an anime that is for little girls so when she goes to her first battle she is completely devastated by the destruction and harm she causes because she comes from an anime where those things dont happen where the bad guys are defeated in a episode no one dies and the power of "friendship" saves the day

[@boergerplays8353]

Can can you tell me the name of that anime

[@ruifigueiredo5486]

@@boergerplays8353 re:creators

[@boergerplays8353]

@@ruifigueiredo5486 oh thank you

[@teammartin95]

Did you ever hear the Tragedy of Peter Parker in Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse?

[@turtleanton6539]

Is not a story told by SJWs

[@korvo3427]

@@turtleanton6539 Misquote.

[@excalibur2772]

@@turtleanton6539 SJWs would love this movie

[@Gameguy-gk8lx]

Eliman8 III Yes we do.

[@Weredah]

Prequel memes

[@vazak11]

Great video, good insights!

[@jeremysaccamano3996]

Enjoy your break man! You're one of maybe three KZbinrs who I watch every time they upload!

[@CT0197]

Am I the only one who found Spiderman had huge shoulders? I get its the art style but damn he THICC

[@turtleanton6539]

Thicc boi

[@initialize21]

Equinizor well Spider-Man is a muscular man

[@CT0197]

@@initialize21 True. I guess he skipped Leg Day. xD

[@shamarbruce8830]

"Thats a hardcore origin story."

[@caltrainor]

Thx for always putting out great videos consistently, enjoy ur break :)

[@Markenny2001]

Love the videos, have a good holiday break!

[@eon001]

Jake Johnson is probably my favorite Spiderman actor.

[@Mlgtrek334]

*_Pizza time_*

[@turtleanton6539]

Pizza power

[@janaekelis]

*_IF I FLIP THESE PIZZAS MR AZIZ WILL FLIP OUT_*

[@SuperShah201]

Fantastic video. One of the reasons I love Into the Spider-Verse so much is the writing. this older Peter B.Parker is such a well-written character and I can't help myself but to think that he might just be my favorite interpretation of Peter Parker.

[@bigjake360t]

Merry Christmas Captain Midnight, and a happy Newyear.

[@demi-fiendoftime3825]

+Captainmidnight In Spider-Girl Peter didn't retire because of a lost limb hell it's even mentioned Reed Richards and Tony Stark were working on a new cybernetic leg for him so Spidey could be good as new but he turned them down and told them to stop working on it. He almost died in that last fight with Green Goblin and his Clone Ben Riley did! He decided to prortize his wife and daughter woried about what would happen to them if he was gone so he chose to retire to take care of them and entrust the safety of New York to the many other heroes there were. He didn't quit because he was crippled he used it as an excuse as he realy quit as he was scared of dieing and leaveing his family behind.

[@ClaesWallin]

> He decided to prortize his wife and daughter woried about what would happen to them if he was gone And then the whole plan backfired and the daughter took over the family business? Poor Peter. He tried at least.

[@demi-fiendoftime3825]

@@ClaesWallin Yup granted that was the whole first arc of him just excepting his daughter wanted to follow in his footsteps and after her beating the Venom Symbot after it took control of him he final gives her his blessing and all he can do now is suport her and ask his old friends who are still in the bussness of superheroing to train her.

[@JediMB]

This is more or less what I came into the comments to say. Funny, though. I was always under the impression that Peter lost his leg in the Earth-982 equivalent of "The Final Chapter", but I suppose that might not work chronologically. The original Spider-Girl story was published in February of 1998, while The Final Chapter didn't get published until the end of that same year. It's been so long since I read the stories, so I can't even recall in what issue the flashback to the final battle with the Green Goblin was shown. The original What If or sometime later?

[@rahsaanwoods5199]

That peter was murdered by a spider vampire or something

[@viewtifulvash6068]

@@JediMB I think it was in issue #47 it was then revealed that everything that had happened in the Earth-616 universe still occurred in the Earth-982 universe, up until The Final Chapter. Where instead of Aunt May coming back, Kaine brought baby May back to Peter and MJ. That's how it was originally gonna be played out in the Earth-616 timeline, but editorial chickened out and had it where Peter finds Aunt May, rather than his daughter.

[@filmsbyhen]

the opening scene where the blonde peter is talking to miles is incredible. It made me so emotional. It just felt...right. It felt like, for the first time, I saw Spider-Man on the big screen. And then I saw his blonde hair.

[@parkerpshebnisky1051]

I love you videos!,keep up the good work!

[@queendsheena1]

Really enjoyed the video. Having a Peter Parker going through depression and a place is important to show. Like you said people can empathize and understand such a character. Enjoy your vacation.

[@TheNoviceOAO]

all the things miles did in the 3rd act of this movie made me dislike hollands run as spidey in the mcu, more specifically the decisions they've taken with his character along the way. now being young doesnt seem like an excuse anymore imo

[@tTaseric]

MCU Spiderman is mainly used as character development for Stark, rather than be his own character like Miles was

[@TheNoviceOAO]

@@tTaseric i know. i dont mind their relationship, but it makes peters intentions seem slightly more selfish by omission to me. they need to reinforce that moral, selfless champion who wants to save ppl bc he feels it his 'responsibility' much more in future movies. you could argue they technically do this in homecoming, but to me its FEELS like a technicality instead of a defining trait, whereas the idea that he wants to impress tony(at least from the outside looking in) is present arguably to a fault at times. maybe the explicit lack of no uncle ben(his philosophy/after death presence on peter) is the thing that irks me, among other things.

[@heliopyre]

@@TheNoviceOAO you haven't been paying attention then. in civil war Tony asks him why he does it and he replies along the lines of "because I have the power to stop people getting hurt then it's my responsibility to help them". it's something similar to that. wanting to impress Tony doesn't override or invalidate what motivates him to be a hero. he was already one, just an immature one.

[@TheNoviceOAO]

@@heliopyre my point was they need to reinforce these ideals more(in my 2nd comment), as well as his scientific mind in the fight against his enemies and the development and honing of his abilities more. execution and perception matter, and my point in my 1st comment was it seems ppl excuse these elements in storytelling and in Hollands depiction for various reason like saying this is a young spidey esp, or hes still developing his spidey sense via events of SH, this spiderman in a good MCU spidey etc. if his spidey sense is still developing, for example, they could've been a scene that shows peter formally realising his precognition, maybe self testing and honing this ability himself. you referenced the scene with tony in CW, i dont buy the implied inquisitive, scientist in the making wouldnt be curious to test out his abilities, even after being spidey for several months, and discovering this ability. it seems marvel , when saying that was just trying to overcompensate for the fact that his suit can do everything for him now, actually makes the iron spider underwhelming imo. i just dont want to be another person making excuses when being more harsh on the MCU could lead to a much improved characterisation of spiderman. the more i reflect on various characters and stories in the general, the more i think they all could be so much better if i didnt just accept them as they were at the time their movies came out.

[@rokkudai]

The funny thing about the "older" Peter is that he is the real Peter Parker. For those not sure what I'm talking about, older Peter is 616 Peter aka main Universe Marvel Comics Peter.

[@mayotango1317]

No, the adult Peter Parker really was an serius adult. No the manchild in that movie. Just read the Spider-Man Life Story 3 who really feel a pre-One More Day comic.

[@cheesecakelasagna]

I fall in love with this video the moment you inserted a Supaidaman clip.

[@SouthpawSatch]

Nice video, I’d love to see more of this older peter in movie and comic form

[@buckyscastle]

I honestly fell in love with him. Yes it's weird I fell in love with a middle aged man with a dad bod, but his character was so relatable and so human

[@MrSafior]

3:00 So Spider-man since OMD.

[@Dexter744]

Greta video as always captain. Keep up with the good work

[@yewloonglum8862]

very good video!!thanks

[@mugensamurai]

The older Peter is even more relatable now that I am an adult.

[@aubreypressley1450]

Hey Captainmidnight if you like seeing an older Peter Parker then check out Spider-Man: Life Story when it drops. It is a new miniseries by Chip Zdarsky about a Spider-Man that aged in real time. It drops March of next year!

[@lyndiss.2017]

Not Captainmidnight here (😂) but thanks for the news I didn't know I would love! I really digged Zdarsky's run on Spectacular, so I'm in for this one!

[@aubreypressley1450]

@@lyndiss.2017 You're entirely welcome. Yeah I gotta read all his spectacular stuff. A friend told me it was really good but I got sidetracked because Marvel started releasing a ton of good comics all of a sudden. I also really suggest Immortal Hulk if you're into hulk at all. Or not really. It's great.

[@boergerplays8353]

That sounds really interesting

[@MyMyClank]

On point. Great job.

[@eduardotorres4007]

At the moment you upload this video and the previous one, I havent already watched the movie so I didnt wanna get spoiled, but at the same time it was super weird for me the fact that someone as regular as you are, that I sit every thursday to have lunch watching hour videos havent uploaded videos, now I see why, hope you are having a good time captain :D

[@torgan]

The real tragedy is the fact that hentaihaven is gone

[@ItsStat1c]

Wait what?

[@Raizen22]

Oh word?

[@AzrelAhmad]

noooooooo...........so sad

[@iliveinsideyourhouse1367]

Go to nhentai then

[@DouglasCosso1234]

What!?

[@salmanige318]

Captainnnnn Midnight!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@CesWhite]

Great video dude.

[@KillerTacos54]

Great video!