In Gotham, I Have a Spider Stand

It's a stand-in, not Spider-Man. The author chose this title to trick readers into killing him [smile] [smile][smile][smile][smile]

It needs to be explained in advance. The characteristics of the protagonist in this article are: observation, guidance, pseudo-invincibility, and divinity (not very involved). Story characteristics: dungeon connection, group portraits. The copies and roles currently involved are roughly as follows: Copy: Gotham, New York (Spider-Man), Black Robe Picket Main characters: Batman, Joker, Kingpin, Spider-Man (Maguire version)

As for the current chapters, the story has a great perspective. It combines DC and Marvel and introduces the concept of source. The story should be in the multiverse later. I am still looking forward to it. The chapters of Joker are really crazy and can be regarded as food for the time being.

It's very good. Whether it's the character description or the main plot from the early stage, it makes people feel that the author has really put a lot of effort into it. There is absolutely no one-man show in this book that makes the other characters lose their energy.

The fight against the clown was so unexpected. The clown's ability was so incomprehensible earlier. I was still thinking about how the protagonist would break the ability to eliminate, but I didn't expect it to be a deus ex machina.

It's really good. I almost missed such a great masterpiece at the beginning. The clown and the bat are a perfect match. I have to pursue it just for this pairing.

It's so beautiful. The Joker's character is well written, and Batman's reverse is also well written.

It feels like this author is writing about something quite rare on tomatoes

I am not suitable for reading this kind of book. I saw the connection of each chapter in the 53 chapters until the middle part. People who like to have questions all the time can read it.

Unbridled imagination belongs to the gold in tomatoes