Marvel's Spider-Man: Velocity

[superfangirl1]

Writer:
Dennis "Hopeless" Hallum

Penciler:
Emilio Laiso

Even though this was a promotional comic for the Velocity costume for Marvel Spider-man 1. Would you like this to be in a mainstream Spider-man comic?


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Comments

[sabertoothlotus]

...and then she was never seen or heard from again.

DOes that suit at the end remind anybody else of the one from Kickass? I feel like there's gotta be a better design for the thing.

[cainofdreaming]

Wasn't this set in the game's continuity? Not that she couldn't show up in some Spiderverse event, but don't think there's a version of her in the regular continuity.

[zachbeacon]

"...and then she was never seen or heard from again."

Well, the game can only run at so many frames per second.

[scorntx]

Well, Miles came along, and so naturally Peter had to focus all his attention on him.

[knight_moves]

Spider-Man letting a dangerous criminal go free because it's not his place to contain them... seems like something that hasn't worked out well for him in the past.

[super_fly]

For an actual criminal sure, but when it's someone that's emotionally unstable and lashing out because they basically have special needs that aren't being met, much like the real world there has to better ideas than "physically restrain them and hand them over to the police."

Now the other guy in the series who's using bees to do crimes all over the city: sure, web him up and let the cops have him, no problem. Probably not a lot of tragic backstory there.

[knight_moves]

But he had the option to simply deprive of her powers and send her to bed without supper. I'm not saying she needs to do twenty years hard labor, but it seems like Peter should at least make sure she's no longer a threat to innocent people instead of gambling she has a heart of gold.