Amazing Spider-Man #29

[cyberghostface]

 

Comments

[thanekos]

" Physical control, which I have not used to its full potential because I'm a gentleman. "

" I mean, I'm wearing purple, but I'm not Purple. You know? "

[blues32]

Well. So much for Ben's time pretending to be Peter being harmless.

[mastermahan]

I think it would be a better story if this had been an accident because of Ben's negligence. If Ben Reilly is Peter without memories, and thus without the memory of losing Uncle Ben, then it makes sense for him to be selfish and irresponsible. That's a potentially interesting direction.

But deliberate sabotage? That's malicious. Ben's still a monster.

[cainofdreaming]

It wasn't intented to be sabotage, as far as I can gather. Just Ben including a line basically boiling down to Ben>Peter in the code. Still, intent or not the result is much the same.

[cainofdreaming]

Okay, how many feet apart do we need to stay this time?

[beyondthefringe]

Peter just punched a friend-turned-villain with murder intensity. That’s gonna fuck him up psychologically for sure. Because if he killed someone by accident… (again)

[blues32]

I want there to be an issue where a being that feeds on trauma targets Spider-Man and, what starts as a massive feast becomes too much to bear and they explode...and as a side effect, Peter is MILDLY less guilt ridden.

[lbd_nytetrayn]

Take my money, I'm in.

[scorntx]

Until he feels guilty about the being exploding.

[cainofdreaming]

That's almost as insidious as dropping a being that feeds on others infatuation with persons called "Peter" in the Xavier's School.

[zachbeacon]

So this seems like a Swamp Thing situation, right? That's not Brian; that's the thing that ate Brian.

[dan_ingram]

The ship of Theseus would like to have a word with you.

[zachbeacon]

I mean, the ship of Theseus thing is about gradually swapping old parts for new similar parts. Human cells do that gradually over time so we're all kinda the ship of Theseus.

But that's not a man, that's a mushroom.