I'm truly going to be honest we all love Spider-Man so much and Peter Parker Miles Morales but the one thing that always truly breaks anyone that read Marvel Comics is to know either Spider-Man Peter Parker or Bruce as Hulk is always the one getting truly hurt just like Miles Morales
@@dariusp422 Yet he Iron Man is right as he was listening to the will of the people. So, all the trouble was because of Peter Parker chose to betray Iron Man.
@@rustyskunks Read the storyline again and tell me that Iron Man side aren't the good guys because they are following the will of the people. Iron Man is just what ever it takes to make sure the job get's done and what's best while Captain America side is just the villains and people don't trust them. Iron Man and Reed Richards created a prison that is somewhere safe away from civilians. The Villains have always been used to help the government that is nothing new. Peter Parker shouldn't have betrayed Iron Man then this is all of his fault.
@@XHero220 The "will of the people" is stupid since they dont understand whats going on, and many never could no matter how many times it was explained. Unmasking everybody and outlawing heroes wont change that. In fact, itll just make things more dangerous as now the first line of defense for Earth is gone. As for the super prison to keep villains locked up permanently (unless contracted by the government for a job lawl), that just sounds like something thatll be used for "other" things eventually, like locking away political opponents and dissenters. The pro-registration people are the bad guys. Thinking they are doing the right thing changes nothing as all villains think they are the good guys in their story.
I'm truly going to be honest we all love Spider-Man so much and Peter Parker Miles Morales but the one thing that always truly breaks anyone that read Marvel Comics is to know either Spider-Man Peter Parker or Bruce as Hulk is always the one getting truly hurt just like Miles Morales
I agree but I honestly don’t care for miles
@@nicholasleon787I was about to say😂😂😂. Glad you said it💀
Watching this one day before my finals 😂
Love it mate
The thing is if Spidey went full ham on them they would all be finished
this sounds like some my hero academia thing and it kinda scares me
Peter Parker shouldn't have betrayed Iron Man.
He did it because he wasn’t okay with the way iron man was conducting the hero business and left so it’s understandable
@@dariusp422 Yet he Iron Man is right as he was listening to the will of the people. So, all the trouble was because of Peter Parker chose to betray Iron Man.
@@rustyskunks That is the point of the story Peter Parker made the wrong choice and he suffered from it, again.
@@rustyskunks Read the storyline again and tell me that Iron Man side aren't the good guys because they are following the will of the people. Iron Man is just what ever it takes to make sure the job get's done and what's best while Captain America side is just the villains and people don't trust them.
Iron Man and Reed Richards created a prison that is somewhere safe away from civilians. The Villains have always been used to help the government that is nothing new.
Peter Parker shouldn't have betrayed Iron Man then this is all of his fault.
@@XHero220
The "will of the people" is stupid since they dont understand whats going on, and many never could no matter how many times it was explained. Unmasking everybody and outlawing heroes wont change that. In fact, itll just make things more dangerous as now the first line of defense for Earth is gone. As for the super prison to keep villains locked up permanently (unless contracted by the government for a job lawl), that just sounds like something thatll be used for "other" things eventually, like locking away political opponents and dissenters. The pro-registration people are the bad guys. Thinking they are doing the right thing changes nothing as all villains think they are the good guys in their story.