daltonmunnal

I'm honestly rather annoyed by all the comments asking if this is, or accusing this of being, a reboot, and then criticizing Marvel for rebooting.

This is not a reboot. Marvel does not reboot. They rebooted one time in the 90s and undid it within a year or two. That's it, in all of these decades. Marvel Now was not a reboot. All New All Different Marvel is not a reboot. This Spider-Man comic is not a reboot.

Anyways, I love that one page origin.

I don't recall Spider-Gwen, Spider-Woman, Captain Falcon, old man Rogers, Jane FosThor, Ms Marvel, Miles Morales, or Captain Native America in the MCU.

Marvel Now was in no way a reboot.

It's a TV spot. It's not supposed to show anything new. It's just that they can't play 3 minute commercials on cable.

Wait, when did Marvel say that they would be a year apart? I never heard that. I had assumed they would be roughly a half a year apart (two shows a year, like we typically get two movies a year), since we started getting Jessica Jones news roughly a half a year after we started getting Daredevil news. I figured that meant the production cycles were roughly 6 months apart. Anyway, I'll be really bummed if this is the case. I was hoping that these would come out fast enough that in a couple years we would be talking about other Netflix shows to follow, such as Moon Knight, or Punisher, or Elektra.

Nearly every face in this article is half in shadow. It's happening to my face right now as I type this. That's not intentional. That's just how light works. *facepalm*

It honestly says a lot about this show that people have to stretch so hard to attack it.

I can't tell if this is part of the weird Secret Wars promos or if it's an actual thing.

....wut?

All of the newly announced films have been previously rumored, and this was the only one I doubted. This feels like a mistake to me. I'm sure it will still be great, but this film is clearly not telling Civil War, and why would you screw up the opportunity to actually tell the story later on when the MCU is prepared for it? The name at least is a bad move here.

This raises more questions about the recent events of Miles Morales: Ultimate Spider-Man.