Peter Parker’s story always begins with a tracking shot over the streets of New York.
Today is no exception.
49th Street and Sixth Avenue. What a familiar place. At least, he won’t soon forget how, on the very first day of his return to the city, a superpowered criminal stripped him of his suit in front of all of New York. Some freak called Stringball or Mothball or something. Whatever, it doesn’t matter. The picture of him in his hastily made web-patterned underwear even ended up on Twitter! Damn it, Johnny laughed so hard he was in tears.
If he’d met Cindy earlier, maybe he could have come up with a more stylish design. He always regrets that.
Of course, you know Peter Parker is Spider-Man, right?
Okay, I know you’re all sick of that opening line. Even I’m tired of it. I can’t believe I managed to get away with using it for two whole years! It’s like some kind of Peter Parker-specific joke.
Damn it, when did that guy’s motor mouth rub off on me?
The background of this book is set in Earth-616 in 2014. It is a fan work that is closely related to the plot line of the comic world view. I named each chapter of this book in a bibliographic format similar to that of a Marvel comic series. There are personal issues, group issues, collaboration issues, and event issues. It is mainly used to distinguish the main body of the multi-line narrative. This writing method may make you feel confused at first glance, and some book friends may not understand the narrative method I used this time, but if you have a little more patience, the story line will gradually wrap up.
You may really want to write them, but can you turn them into a complete sequential story?
The plot development is too confusing and not interesting to watch