After transmigrating into Peter Parker, the first thing I did was check the news...
A black-and-white figure swung across the sky above Queens.
That was Gwen Stacy, my good deskmate.
How could I, Peter Parker, not be Spider-Man?
Thinking this, Peter quietly shoved the Spider-Man suit in his backpack even deeper inside.
He took out his phone and texted Gwen:
“Let me copy your homework, Spider-Man classmate.”
Three seconds later, a strand of webbing snatched my phone away.
I can’t live like this.
After watching Spider-Man 4, I wanted to give Jean a hand. (Personally, I think she’s way prettier than the heroine.)
And that’s how this book came to be.
Well, yes, it's very interesting. You have logic, but I want to ask a question. The author is, do you want to write a single female protagonist, two female protagonists, or three female protagonists?
Spider-Man's new book is a bit messy in setting, please wait and see Spider-Gwen's hero codename is not White Spider, but Ghost Spider. I originally thought that the author didn't know much about the spider universe, but I saw the spider totem. Maybe there is some profound meaning in calling the ghost spider a white spider?
So who is the heroine? It's so confusing.
Who is the heroine? [What]
Very strong Japanese manga style
Feeling a bit confused
Not bad, very pretty
Don't mention it, the cover is very nice. Do you have a picture? Can you please give me the original picture [laughing][laughing]
I can't do more than ten updates a day
The author should be more eloquent soon!