American Comics: Spider-Man’s Multiverse

What's the use of Garfield's agility? Garfield's strongest point is magic resistance. He was also shocked by lightning. Garfield could still stand after being shocked for a long time. Toby knelt down after being shocked for a while. As for agility, Toby ≥ Garfield. This can be seen from the fact that Garfield was suppressed when the two met.

Four Hundred Aunts: I don't care if you take my sword or not.

In fact, Spider-Man's powers are basically the same in essence, but the emphasis is different. You might as well say that your abilities have been continuously strengthened and various functions have been developed Super physique, this comes standard Then there is spider sensing + bioelectric ability

In fact, you might as well not need this at all. After all, you create this setting and make the character look no different from the original version. It feels like wearing it and not wearing it. You can completely change it by letting the original Spider-Man get extra information like some authors do. Otherwise, if you are like this, you say you are a time traveler and act like a local aboriginal.

Let's get some Jean Grey🤓🤓🤓It can only be said that the chemical reaction between Holland and Jean Gray in the fourth Marvel movie is a bit too great😍😍

The time traveler also has a really poisonous principle of not killing. No matter how evil the villain is, he just won't kill him.

The street setting is like a time traveler, and the character is the original one.

1. The author always only focuses on the protagonist's battle scenes, and ignores the corners of the battlefield several times. The BOSS is settled directly after the boss is defeated, and the elite monsters are not even mentioned. It was like this with the Green Goblin Legion. As soon as the Green Goblin was defeated, it was "complete" and everyone cheered. The other villains who were fighting were not even mentioned, and they even made a stingy conclusion such as "captured without mercy" or "scattered in all directions". The same goes for sneaking into the underwater base. Doctor Octopus controls the hybrid symbiote to attack Spider-Man. What follows is a battle scene where the protagonist and the hybrid are focused on each other. Doctor Octopus disappears out of thin air, and then there is a "successful ending", and everyone is happy. He said that the doctor must be dead, but the protagonist group showed no concern. 2. The protagonist continues the style of superheroes such as Spider-Man, that is, no matter how big the bad thing is, he just doesn't kill it. Capture them alive and lock them up, hey, arrest them again when they escape, or use words to persuade them. Possible losses and casualties during this period are simply ignored. Doctor Octopus ran away, just ran away, just waiting, waiting to continue committing crimes. Even though he knew what was going on with the Green Goblin, he kept investigating the surveillance situation. There was nothing that could stop him from funding Doctor Octopus to build an undersea base and conduct various experiments. When something goes wrong, everything will be investigated clearly, and the flow of funds will also be clear. This statement is also quite outrageous. Funds flowing to the undersea laboratory are of no use. The funds can only be used if they are converted into materials.

The author is a bit unclear about the attraction of his book. The new canon mainly focuses on traveling to other worlds and what happens in other worlds. However, the author has a close-up of the main world, and the writing in the main world is very messy Personal opinion, please do not leave a comment if you have any comments

Don't you need to find the spider that bit Miles and send it back to its original universe?