The Wedding of Aunt May and the Mole Man

[cyberghostface]

For those that are interested, this is a continuation of a story from Stan Lee's newspaper strips. Check out the tags for the preceding parts.

This is the big conclusion to the tragic romance of Aunt May and the Mole Man. Stan's still writing an epilogue (it takes him longer to finish stories than Bendis) which I will hopefully post in a week or so but this is the big finish.

So when we last left off, Spidey was trying to stall his aunt from marrying the Mole Man by pointing out he didn't have a minister. But it turns out Moley had that covered.

Comments

[psychopathicus_rex]

I know I'm far from the only person to be saying this, but - why can't mainstream Spidey be like this? What happened to the FUN, man? This is fun! It's fun AND moving! It's fuving!
Dammit, I'm sick of being dicked around with by overhyped grit-sagas. I want my fun back. Is that too much to ask?
(Also, if I ever find myself the owner of a large and clumsy pet of some sort, I am totally going to call it 'Gorgongantua'. Is there a better name for such a creature?)

[icon_uk]

Spotzilla?

Fidosaur?

Krakenwacken?

[psychopathicus_rex]

I dunno - 'Gorgongantua' just rolls so lightly off the tongue.
Also - 'Krakenwacken'? Where'd that one come from? I mean, I know what a Kraken is, but...

[icon_uk]

I was aiming for the annoying pet-name "Fluffy-Wuffy", "Snookie-wwokums" sort of a vibe...

[psychopathicus_rex]

Ah - yes, that makes sense. The other two are dog references, so I was wondering whether 'wacken' also referred to dogs somehow, or whether it was just a rhyme.