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Beveren_Rabbit posted...

it doesn't matter if the character comes back to life or not, the problem is that a female love interest will most of the time die just so the male mc can have a grief arc. Think of all the big deaths in comics over the decades. You can think of dozens of girls (one even being found in a refrigerator) and when it comes to guys there uh....

Robin.

Kamala isn't a female love interest. This was only done because The Marvels is out later this year and they wanted to give a bump to the character to launch a new mini-series and spectacular return series at some point after that. The only reason it happened in Spider-Man is because of Kamala not having a title at the moment due to an in universe storyline where teen heroes have been outlawed. This literally was just done with the Death of Doctor Strange when Multiverse of Madness came out and it's done all of the time where a character is out of capacity or something major happens when a movie is coming out. It's all marketing buzz to try and get people interested in the movies to pick up comics.

pegusus123456 posted...
The way it happened is that the bad guy was trying to kill MJ. Kamala used her shapeshifting to look like MJ to mislead the bad guy and he stabbed her. So she died to save a woman she's never actually spoke to in a comic book she's in for fourteen pages about the Spider-Man she's not friends with.

This is misleading because Kamala has been working for Norman Osborn this entire run of Amazing Spider-Man and has shown up throughout the series and even had a tie-in mini-series during the Dark Web event. It's not like she showed up out of nowhere and this was her first appearance in Amazing Spider-Man. The issue was already bad enough that it's not necessary to distort anything.