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Topic	Do you prefer Batman or Spider-Man
streamofthesky 12/20/17 6:36:43 PM #9:	Never cared much for Batman and the damn "...with prep time..." meme that makes him the ultimate Mary Sue who can defeat anyone sours me on him immensely. Spider-man is much more interesting to me, though I haven't enjoyed the movies much. Because... DarkKirby2500 posted... I prefer the depiction of Spider-man where he's mature and one of the main conflicts with the character was how hard it actually is to maintain a normal life while also being a super hero, and the sacrifices he has to make with his life to keep being Spider-man, because he's driven by guilt to keep doing it. I dislike the often "new" depiction of Spider-man as an immature kid who thinks being a super hero is fun and cool. This, yeah. I prefer adult or at least college-age Spider-man, where he's been doing it a while and is competent and confident, making all sorts of snarky jabs at people along with self-deprecating humor. And has to deal with a normal life and responsibilities, not just high school angst. <cite>streamofthesky posted [p:892589200] in Do you pre... [t:76119843]...</cite> <quote>Never cared much for Batman and the damn "...with prep time..." meme that makes him the ultimate Mary Sue who can defeat anyone sours me on him immensely. Spider-man is much more interesting to me, though I haven't enjoyed the movies much. Because... <cite>DarkKirby2500 posted...</cite> <quote>I prefer the depiction of Spider-man where he's mature and one of the main conflicts with the character was how hard it actually is to maintain a normal life while also being a super hero, and the sacrifices he has to make with his life to keep being Spider-man, because he's driven by guilt to keep doing it. I dislike the often "new" depiction of Spider-man as an immature kid who thinks being a super hero is fun and cool.</quote> This, yeah. I prefer adult or at least college-age Spider-man, where he's been doing it a while and is competent and confident, making all sorts of snarky jabs at people along with self-deprecating humor. And has to deal with a normal life and responsibilities, not just high school angst.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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