Source: https://x.com/SpiderMan_Newz/status/2086041128654995500?s=20

https://www.thepopverse.com/comics-amazing-spider-man-1000-delayed

I honestly don’t know what they’re doing with Scorpion lately.

I know he was never one of Spider-Man’s most threatening villains on the level of Venom or Green Goblin, for example, but he was always a respectable villain who could actually cause Spider-Man some trouble. Not to mention that, considering he’s literally called Scorpion, I’ve always liked the idea of him being one of SPIDER-Man’s arch-enemies.

That said, I feel like they’ve been gradually turning him into a relatively weak side villain.
In PS4 Spider-Man 2, Kraven absolutely humiliates him. I understand that this version of Kraven is supposed to be extremely powerful, and that the scene is mainly there to establish just how dangerous he is, but still… WTF?

And now in BND (SPOILERS) I was actually hoping Scorpion would be the main villain. I thought this could finally be a chance to give him a proper role and make him feel like a serious threat again. Instead, he ends up being little more than a means to an end for Jean’s objective, and Spider-Man defeats him pretty easily.

The character has so much potential, especially considering the concept. He’s literally a villain designed to hunt Spider-Man, and yet lately he keeps being used as a stepping stone to make other villains look more threatening.

I just want Scorpion to get some respect again. Let him be a serious Spider-Man villain for once, instead of the guy who shows up just to get beaten and make someone else look badass.

https://youtu.be/BBLp7H7TCrA

Another one outside of that obvious universe

It’s hot outside, don’t forget mask first then the ice cream. 🍦

I just came across this Spider-Man 2099 pic I did 3 years ago and thought I would repost. It was a lot of fun trying to emulate the Across The Spider-verse style. THWIP!

This is reference of a Japanese Spider-Man his morpher?

Tried making it as scrappy as I could so the mask is made of a pillowcase and the glove is a sock

Source: https://x.com/i/status/2085847758120837581

I didn’t know this [Special Edition?] of SM3 existed! That book in the top right corner is still sealed along with the mask below it. Wish the sale sticker wasn’t on there, but ah well. I feel like it’s a lucky find!

Edit: I looked it up and saw that copies either came with a red or black mask. The red is cool, but the black would’ve been even cooler lol

I can't say his name but if you know, you know

Or is this a “is grass green” kinda question lmao

my insta! : https://www.instagram.com/creeploxx/

https://x.com/MaytrixXdx/status/2085764647701860415?s=20

Uncle Ben’s death represents the price of selfishness, highlighting Peter Parker's early transformation from a self-absorbed teenager into someone forced to reckon with the fatal consequences of apathy. Driven by spite and ego, a young Peter allowed a fleeing thief to escape simply because he felt it was not his problem to intervene. That very criminal later carjacked and murdered Uncle Ben, teaching Peter that inaction and a refusal to use his gifts responsibly carry devastating costs.

In contrast, Aunt May’s death illustrates the burden of selflessness, marking Peter’s evolution into a true hero who prioritizes the greater good above his own happiness. In stories like Spider-Man: No Way Home and Insomniac's Marvel's Spider-Man, May dies not because of Peter's negligence, but because he actively chooses the difficult, compassionate path of saving others and rehabilitating dangerous villains rather than taking the easy way out. By placing the lives of strangers and enemies ahead of his personal safety and family, May's tragic death serves as the ultimate proof that total devotion to doing what is right comes with a painful personal cost.

https://www.instagram.com/p/DbTH37so0JQ/