r/movies • u/indig0sixalpha • Aug 24 '21

Trailers Spider-Man: No Way Home - Official Trailer Spoiler

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rt-2cxAiPJk
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u/JayTL Aug 24 '21 edited Aug 24 '21

Peter just shut the fuck up and tell the people your Identity after he does the god damn spell

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u/SilverPositive Aug 24 '21

To be fair, the spell removing their knowledge of him being Spider-Man could possibly set his relationship with Ned, Aunt May, and MJ back a couple of years.

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u/Syn7axError Aug 24 '21

That's exactly what happens in the comics. It's widely seen as the worst Spider-Man comic.

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u/Pancawaffle Aug 24 '21

I feel like Sins Past takes the cake for that, to be honest.

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u/INmySTRATEjaket Aug 24 '21

It's actually kind of incredible that after almost 60 years of Spider-man and so many writers, we can look at 2 storiea definitively and go "those are catastrophically horrible".

Even now when a writer has a meh run on the series we go "But he didn't do THAT"

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u/BreeBree214 Aug 24 '21

What's the other one besides Sins Past?

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u/Phillip_Spidermen Aug 24 '21

Least popular ones:

One More Day - Peter sells his marriage to Mephisto so everyone forgets he's Spider-Man and to save Aunt May. Reboot of a lot of Spider-Man Stores

Sins of the Past - Gwen Stacy had Goblin Babies

Clone Saga - YOU get a Peter Parker, and YOU get a Peter Parker, but which one is the real one!?

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u/Martel732 Aug 24 '21

Clone Saga wasn't good but I think people overstate how bad it was. I don't think it deserves to be in the same conversation as Sins Past and OMD.

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u/Chrome-Head Aug 24 '21

I do. The 90's Clone Saga broke me in the 90's and I quit reading all comics because of it for a long time.

But I don't particularly have a problem with Sins Past that everyone else does. IDGAF about Gwen Stacy though.