Re: Amazing Spider-Man series discussion (spoilers)
What if Peter's talking to someone? Then it's not 'breaking the 4th wall'.
Parker Luck - I assumed he meant his continuous BAD luck, and he's going, "Listen, here I am, kissing this super hot chick and you think this is my life, well let me explain something to you - I have THE PARKER LUCK. A virulent form of bad luck so intense, they can bottle it and sell it to X-Factor celebrities."
That's what I thought too.
I've never ever known the Parker Luck as anything but bad luck since the 1980s, so I seriously thought that was what was happening here.
Bass said:
That's a more mature ending but it doesn't solve a problem, which is Spider-Man is too far from his roots (and I agree).
I don't necessarily subscribe to either camp of 1-800-MAYLIVES or 1-800-MAYDIES, so I DO agree with you to some extent, but to me that is the only reasonable way to deal with Aunt May on her deathbed AGAIN. She gets shot, poisoned by the Green Goblin, accidentally killed in a battle during a wedding with Doc Ock, and she dies, or maybe Spidey saves her I don't know.
But certainly, there is no Mephisto involved, and if there was then Peter acts like a grown-up and asks the question that neither he or MJ seem to have considered before midnight which is What Would Aunt May Want?
If Joe says he wants to tell stories with a single Spider-Man, there's like a billion ways to do it.
Marvel Adventures Spider-Man,
Ultimate Spider-Man,
Spider-Man Loves Mary Jane, a comic based on a soon to be running animated series, miniseries like
Spider-Man: Blue. As it is, it's the married Spider-Man who seems to be the minority.
And if he really wants a single Spider-Man, there's always divorce.