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cyberghostface ([info]cyberghostface) wrote in [info]scans_daily,
@ 2009-05-30 21:47:00

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Entry tags:char: mary jane watson, char: spider-man/peter parker, creator: j.m. dematteis, creator: luke ross, publisher: marvel comics, title: spectacular spider-man

Who DOES Peter support politically?
In the latest issue of Amazing, Spider-Man and Wolverine share a joke about Bush being like Norman Osborn. But it seems it's not just the GOP's that Parker's taken potshots at, as this scene from Spectacular Spider-Man #246 shows...



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[info]filbypott
2009-05-30 10:33 pm UTC (link)
Yeah, Pete's a working class New Yawk schoolteacher. That says Democrat to me (though I am biased).

'Course, there's nothing stopping us Democrats from pointing and laughing at other Democrats. I'm personally fond of Vice President Joe "Gaffe Machine" Biden for that pastime. Come to think of it, Democratic veeps tend to be pretty LOLworthy.

Now, that said, if Steve Ditko were still working on Spidey, he'd be a Libertarian.

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[info]thandrak
2009-05-30 11:39 pm UTC (link)
Oh, he probably is, technically, a Democrat. But he probably also voted for Rudy after Dinkins' horrible run.

But mostly, he has a inherent right to bitch about _every single politician_ in the world. It's part of being a New Yawker. If it's a stuffed shirt, prod it.

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[info]arilou_skiff
2009-05-31 05:01 am UTC (link)
I'd just like to point out here that "With great power comes great responsibility..." can easily be phrased as "From each according to his ability..."

Case in-point: In Spider-man Noir, Aunt May is a commie agitator.

AND IT IS AWESOME.

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[info]thandrak
2009-05-31 12:24 pm UTC (link)
And it is awesome, indeed. Socialist I _think_ might be more accurate for the time period, though. You can see the same character type in that Harry Turtledove Great War series. The jewish girl from New York?

Either way, it is also a New York approach to politics, just a slightly different time period.

The one true constant is that the New York way is stubborn, annoying, and... aw, hell. Lemme put it this way. JJJ as Mayor still wouldn't be a patch on _some_ of the antics we've had. Our first governor dressed in women's clothing and wandered through people's houses taking their stuff. In broad daylight.

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[info]galateus
2009-05-31 04:56 pm UTC (link)
May Parker, a Red? I MUST SEE THIS.

Is Noir a flashback with rebellious!young!May, or a Spider-man Elseworld-style May?

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[info]cyberghostface
2009-05-31 06:30 pm UTC (link)
The whole Noir line is an out-of-continuity "reimagining" of superheroes.

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[info]arilou_skiff
2009-06-01 01:09 am UTC (link)
Elseworld.

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