Hey Do You Ever

Comic info about Spider Noir

Has read/reading the book We The Living by Ayn Rand (biography about life in post-revolutionary Russia)

Is right handed

He uses guns a lot

Peter and Aunt May run a soup kitchen/welfare center

May and Peter are both socialists

He’s a bit cynical because he found uncle Ben murder corpse

Ben’s great responsibility quote is different, it’s “if those in power can’t be trusted, it’s the responsibility of the people to remove them”

Ben was a war pilot

SPIDER GOD

Got “curse” by the spider god

Can shoot black webs out of his wrist

Doesn’t believe in magic, believe in science

The goblin runs everything in the city and he’s a freelance/mob

Peter killed a guy

Saw the Frankenstein move with uncle Ben when he was little :)

Family friend to Robbie Robertson

Peter is a bit morally grey

Has been Spider-Man since 1933-1940

But because of universe portal stuff he’s back in 1933

Died but revive by the spider god

Is a private detective

Has a cat name ding-ding

Got turn into a weird ass spider thing from the 2022 comic

Has so much anger issues

Threaten to kill people

His threats sometimes scare himself and make him feel dirty :(

they are guilty of being cutie pies, your honor

someone give me ways to draw noir. I need to ignore my art assignment. of noir

Its been a few days, my interests did a full 180° and I am obsessed with superior octopus/spider-man

I also screwed with the spiderverse and semi-realistic art-styles

Bit out of nowhere from me but I hate hate HATE how nowadays comic book writers who have never touched an Iron Man comic before write him as a tech bro without any kind of class awareness

As if Tony hasn't canonically been homeless and almost died because of it

As if there weren't lots (and I mean LOTS) of Iron Man comics that are a direct critique of capitalism because no matter how intelligent and talented Tony is, he loses a lot of money because he focuses on doing the right thing and not on making the line go up

As if Iron Man didn't have lots and lots of old comics warning about climate change and global warming

And I blame 1) The Civil War comic and 2) The MCU for this

but the good news is:

Old thing I did for a friend's secret Santa!!!

I read this as evil Scott scribbles

evo scott scribbles

Making a dumb storyboard amv to "turn it off" from book of Mormon except it's noir

episodes that i think every tv show should have:

timeloop

whodunit

musical

beach trip

random genre change (especially if it's to a noir detective thing)

one where they get randomly meta and fourth wall breaky but then never acknowledge it again

one where something happened but we as the audience don't actually get to see how it happened and only see it through the unreliable narrated flashbacks as recollected by the characters