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Marvel Comics Undoes It's Super Couple


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Looks like Soap Writers aren't the only ones who like to !@#$%^&*] with history. You think we're tortured as soap fans with the constant rewrites and agendas? Comic book fans have it worse. You can have 20 years of history erased because some douche gets in and decides something shouldn't be.

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What kind of BS line is that? So Spiderman isn't a superhero if he's tied down? Please....to me this is just plain laziness in trying to come up with fresh ideas for Spiderman, therefore, he rather scrap all that long standing history that fans have read and grown to love, all for the sake of doing what makes his own ass happy....

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This is all kinds of fucked up.....this would be like DC undoing Clark Kent & Lois Lane's marriage, OMG imagine the uproar over that, heads would LITERALLY roll.

I HATE when asshats come in and think they know what people want to read, I've seen a few idiots at DC do this and it backfired every time :D

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