Andrew Garfield wants to make Spider-Man gay.

[QUOTE="Big_Pecks"]

They should do it. It's not a bad thing to change the source material to make it more original. It probably wouldn't help it at the box office though since there's likely homophobic people that would boycott it. 

N30F3N1X

Yeah of course, it has nothing to do with the fact that it'd be shitting on a half a century long legacy, it's all about homophobic people who would boycott it.

:lol:

To be fair, comic book series always shit on their own legacy by making retcons and reboots.

Maybe he can also dual wield light sabres.

To be fair, comic book series always shit on their own legacy by making retcons and reboots.

one_plum

And always by the actual authors and for storytelling reasons, not because some shithead that knows nothing about the franchise thinks it'd be more politically correct.

make a new superhero

make him gay

cool

no one will care

dont **** with history

its already being ****ed with enough with all of these awful rehashes

john cena 4 life.jpg

[QUOTE="one_plum"]

To be fair, comic book series always shit on their own legacy by making retcons and reboots.

N30F3N1X

And always by the actual authors and for storytelling reasons, not because some shithead that knows nothing about the franchise thinks it'd be more politically correct.

An interracial gay couple, how edgy. The next movie should deal with Spider-Man's gender identity, half way through that movie he should be post op.

Go ahead. Won't see me at the theaters then, or ever buy Spiderman anything again. DevilMightCry

Maybe he can also dual wield light sabres.

sonicare

Would be as believable as a dude almost in his thirties playing a high school student.

Wasn't there someone that wanted him to be black? And now someone wants him to be gay? :?

Good 'ole politically correct 'Murrica

gamerguru100

mmmmmmmmmmm would be hot

Well they've already made a Norse god African, so why not?

looool folks are going mad. taken this way too seriously. thebest31406

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[QUOTE="one_plum"]

To be fair, comic book series always shit on their own legacy by making retcons and reboots.

MrGeezer

And always by the actual authors and for storytelling reasons, not because some shithead that knows nothing about the franchise thinks it'd be more politically correct.

Exactly. When was the last time Stan Lee really worked on the Spider-Man series? 40 years ago?

[QUOTE="MrGeezer"][QUOTE="N30F3N1X"]

And always by the actual authors and for storytelling reasons, not because some shithead that knows nothing about the franchise thinks it'd be more politically correct.

worlock77

Exactly. When was the last time Stan Lee really worked on the Spider-Man series? 40 years ago?

[QUOTE="worlock77"]

[QUOTE="MrGeezer"] Which authors? At least with long-running series, it's rare that the author who CREATED the character is still writing the series. At that point, all of the authors are simply writing for hire on a property which isn't their own and they didn't create. It's not really all that different from some up-and-coming movie writer getting hired to write a movie based on the character. Nibroc420

Exactly. When was the last time Stan Lee really worked on the Spider-Man series? 40 years ago?

Honestly I kinda doubt that. There's been decades of lore crafted without him and for that matter he hasn't really been involved with Marvel in any meaningful way since the 1990s.

[QUOTE="BranKetra"]He can, but I will purchase something else because I do not relate to homosexuality.THE_DRUGGIE

Rasslin' tickets?

the cast for the amazing spiderman is garbage. gwen stacy is shit, uncle ben is shit, aunt may is shit, professor lizard is shit, its all shitJustSignedUp

It might actually make me want to watch another Spiderman movie, if only for the new found comedic value a gay Spiderman would bring.PernicioEnigma

[QUOTE="PernicioEnigma"]It might actually make me want to watch another Spiderman movie, if only for the new found comedic value a gay Spiderman would bring.cain006