I don't see the point personally, I thought the death in AoU was pointless and made me glad it was Joss Whedon's last job with them. They really only use death in comics for publicity and if it's a long term character that might have gone a bit stale.
This. I imagine that's when he will die if at all.
Hah. That's awesome.
There was/is a run where Doc Oct was in the body of Spiderman and one of the first things he realizes is how Spiderman had been holding back during his fighting this whole time. So pretty much never.
Stinger at the end of Dr. Strange movie, "lol magic spell everyone forgets Spiderman is peter parker."
Apoc grabbing him and snapping his neck would make a nice intro to him. It's being directed by the guy that rapes twinks or whatever though so it will probably be dumb
That came up in the Invincible - Spiderman team up comic, where Spiderman is berating Invincible for hitting Doc Oc at full strength more or less saying that Spiderman doesn't.
Trailers haven't played up the public relations aspect of the Civil War so far. Might not really come in to play. Even if it does, this is OG Spidey. He's a minor. Comic Peter was in a position to think he'd be protected, by himself and Tony's SHIELD, as would his loved ones. Movie Peter will be a kid in no position to make that kind of decision for the people around him.
Secret Identity hasn't even been a thing since IM1 in the movies. It would be out of left field for that to be a major issue all of a sudden again.
lol, yep, This is a common theme whenever a villain takes over a super hero. One of the best episodes of Justice League is when Lex takes over Flash and is like--lol, Flash is probably the strongest member of this stupid team, and proceeds to use his powers to destroy everyone (In far more sadistic ways than flash ever would). Super heroes always hold back, and even if they ever do use their full strength, they never use it in the most effective and lethal way.
Yeah, any speedster that moves fast enough for those kinds of effects is by far the most powerful superhero out there. Even against telepaths, because most speed super heroes can also 'think' at faster rates. It's a ridiculous power, it's why Flash can be a frustrating show for me to watch--one minute he explores a whole crime scene in the time it takes for someone to blink, which clearly shows everyone around him reacts as if they were in super super slow motion...but in the next his tripping over someone who put his arm up---like dude, shouldn't you have been able to walk around that obstacle, laugh, go take a shit, eat a hearty meal, come back and then punch the dude before he could even fully raise the arm?
I see a dude in a vat at 1:43 dude looks like Sebastian Stan, hair is long and his arm looks shiny. What are you eluding too?
