American Comics: I Exposed All the Famous Scenes

I can't understand more and more, what on earth should I write?

Can the protagonist die quickly?

If there is a protagonist, if the plot remains the same and does not interact with various heroes, then the protagonist will definitely not be liked by readers.

I don't know why, but Spider-Man always appears in a positive image in the books I read. I want to ask, why is this hypocrite so respected by everyone? First, Spider-Man's abilities were acquired by his father with Osborne's tens of billions of dollars and favors from some of the military. I don't believe that a scientist didn't know what would happen when human research and animal genes were combined at the beginning. Until the results came out, he passed it directly to his own family. To be honest, if it was destroyed, then I believe it. His reason is that he has returned from his lost ways, but he has given it to his family. Oh, his son has also inherited this kind of thing. Others use it to save lives, but they don't give a tube of blood to him. They are selfish and delusional, thinking that they and their family have always had superpowers and others do not. They can use it to save people and other purposes, including rescue ships and fire trucks, and gain fame and fortune. (I can guarantee that someone will definitely use Peter Parker's period of poverty as an example. I'll wait) Second, it is completely self-centered. Before someone died, he realized that bad luck might befall his daughter, so he asked not to see Gwen. In my opinion, it is okay to at least resolve the current crisis before going, right? The result? Spider-Man's hormones are better than his girlfriend's life. It can be said that Gwen died of Peter's hormones (don't talk about puberty with me. If you have the ability to keep your safety valve in puberty, don't blame me if you die one day. All kinds of rebellious manifestations of adolescence occur in peaceful places, and the place shown in the movie, I don't think it is a peaceful place). The third thinking is rigid and stubborn. This is not a big shortcoming of his, as far as life is concerned, but as Spider-Man, he still thinks with the thinking of ordinary people. At least other superheroes will think for ordinary people, but will not bring themselves into their thinking. Spider-Man is always greedy at heart. A cowardly, selfish ordinary person. He does not have the overall view of a superhero. He will never be able to wake up after a bloody lesson. A person who can never wake up is definitely a coward at the level he is in. It can be seen from the perspective of his opponent. In the early stage, will multiple clothes kill him? From an extraordinary perspective, his psychological analysis shows that he is definitely a person who is afraid of the sun, huddles in the shadows, and guards the gold! And what is his gold? Fame and fortune, and hormones

Giving five stars is purely a tribute! The author is definitely an expert on major forums all year round. The whole text has no focus. He only answers dozens of chapters and is gone. I wonder if there can be more water?

There are rewards for correct answers! Wrong answer will deduct your lifespan! At first glance, I think it's unfair.

This book is wrong, but what is the main character used for?

Whatever bullshit you wrote is all nonsense.

Then a bunch of people imitate them, blindly imitating them without looking at the actual situation or whether they fit well. They all imitate the same thing.

Pig's feet hardly appear, they are all about the plot and characters of the Avengers. Just answering a question took me a lot of pictures. It's too boring.