Marvel: Deadly Neighbor Spider-Man

In fact, there are quite a lot of topics on this subject. I hope the author will add his own ideas. The classic zombie universe is almost exhausted (byd is an American comic and you have to go there). The author can write about ogres and black and white blood (the old wolf has not healed himself and has not been poisoned by Edman yet 👍)

Why does the protagonist go to the trouble to be Spider-Man? He just wears black clothes and masks, and uses guns and knives as weapons. He can just fight monsters and upgrade. There are so many drug dealers and gangs anyway. He looks for lone people to shoot and rob, and pretends to be an ordinary person. He can level up for a long time. He often changes guns and knives, and his tactics also need to be changed. He will not be exposed at all, and he can develop slowly. Why jump out and become a superhero and then deal with large criminal gangs. It hasn't reached the level of street explosion, but it can also reach the level of explosion of building. The speed is supersonic, one punch can destroy a building, and the defense is equivalent to exploding a building. At this time, it is almost enough to fight large monsters. It has attributes such as being explosive, ignoring missiles, and killing dozens of people in 0.01 Seconds. In fact, it is only ghost level. It is not too much for Marvel.

Bro, it's so dark, you smuggled it in from DC, right?

The control of combat power is a bit poor, but the material angle and character design are pretty good But the character of the protagonist is a bit cliche, so it would be better to make a righteous protagonist. His violent tendencies are linked to the side effects of swallowing souls, and he is constantly violent under the pressure of crisis while sticking to the bottom line. There are too many characters appearing and dying, which leads to insufficient shaping, which will appear to be a waste of time. Naturally, the results are not good. The plot is basically relatively dull except for the Green Goblin recognizing his son. It relies entirely on promoting the characters to provide highlights (in the end, he was killed right after the promotion, which is such a waste)

I have a question. Isn't the protagonist afraid that death will find out what he did, and then death's licking dog will come and chop the protagonist?

He lacks a bit of soul, the little spider has a bad mouth, and the dark personality of the spider is probably even more disgusting than Deadpool. Skilled swearing is also a kind of ability.

Yes, it's well written. I like the world view very much. I'm really looking forward to the unseen look of Spider-Man from other multiverses when they meet the protagonist.

Since it's Dark Spider-Man, let's get more spider monster abilities

Is this protagonist very strong-willed? Isn't it just an ordinary person who suddenly gets the superpower of killing people and becomes stronger? He has a shitty willpower.

The plot is too thin, there is only one line of killing monsters and upgrading.

I feel normal after being a zombie, and then I have a constant struggle with "self-awareness"

Eater of the Zombie Universe

To simplify the popular science, reading too much will make you dizzy.

Why did I stop updating? Original stories are so rare in fan fiction

The characters were enjoyable, but it was too fast. It would have been more satisfying to watch it slower.

No more updates? Are there any novels where the main character is a mutant and has the same powers as Quicksilver?