Haha! I had to look that up. Nice one!

No Spidey suit that doesn't have a fat red spider symbol on the back can be called flawless. =)

What I meant is that ruffling the feathers of collectors because you're selling your toys for less money than they paid for them isn't a valid reason to refuse to reissue them.

Considering the MU Sentinels, which are incredibly well-done and fairly comic-accurate, ended up being reduced in some parts of the country to $15 or so, I'm not so sure.

$40 I can see. $75, not so much.

But I think most collectors agree with us here. Classic Jubes over "Vampire" costume, and a better body for Mags than that FO Punisher base. It makes sense to give collectors what they want. Higher sales, even if they need to put Jubilee in a different wave so it's not 3-4 females in one.

Missing the point though, that "fathom" isn't even related at all to one of it's definitions. "Queer" is just an odd case, because it's a case of someone using a term to mean what it really means but as a pejorative, and then it being adapted to also have that as a second, more innocuous meaning (through being "reclaimed").

Ironic is a good example of what I'm talking about. Most people who use that term may not even know that they're using it wrong. They're using it to mean "coincidental," which should be corrected.

"Sentience" is another example. The meaning of that word has never actually changed, yet most people still use it in place of "sapience." It needs to be corrected.

"Buck" though, isn't a case of a completely unrelated word being used to mean something else, like fathom. It's a case of something that already has a meaning related to "body" or "action figure" being used inappropriately.

It would be like me saying "fox" instead of dog, and then everyone starts calling domesticated dogs "foxes" and many people, who don't know the difference, take it up. That's already happened btw, with "possum."

Awesome trailer. I am on the side of actually liking the way they showed Spidey there. Please, nobody shoot me :^P

... Because his suit is made of Vibranium?

Does that make spidey a walking vibrator?

Nah cause I was talking about Black Panther ;)

Same question diff character...damn mid afternoon nap groginess. Haha :D

Haha, then I'd have to say it does make BP a vibrator XD

ASM2, horrible film but a terrific costume for Spidey.

Black Panther's suit is most often made of Vibranium or some other sci-fi super-protective crap.
I believe you mean Silent Hill 2 :cool:

After the third one they all just became silent hill to me....but yes. :)

So I guess that makes him a big black vibrator!

That's a metal, but okay. I guess that makes sense. He could weave the vibranium into whatever his suit is made out of?

No, I heard the sound. It's still a silly, and redundant concept. Why is that even a necessary feature? What purpose does it serve, other than articulate comic book eyes in the form of a technological shutter? All that would do is restrict Spidey's field of vision. Arguing that it has a HUD feature would be even more silly AND completely impossible.

Really didn't know that, so basically they're introducing Spidey that way into the MU that's none Fox related, cool.

Nah I like it too.

Other than that dumb black stripes on his arms and boots it's fine. I just wish they would've saved his reveal.

Yeah you know he's in the movie but knowing he's there and seeing him are two different things.

Yeah, I totally agree. Would have been a nice reveal in theaters, and I would be less likely to nitpick it in the theater.

Maybe it's some mechanism that helps Spidey see over longer distances?

Wow, THAT IS THE BEST SPIDER-MAN COSTUME IN LIVE ACTION EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

They could also work to limit the exposure to bright lights, if, say, Electro were to throw a bolt of lightning around. It would be very bright, but the eye shutters would limit the amount of light going to Spidey's eyes and save his eyes from damage :D

Lol not a bad explanation

Hes in highschool, its a way for him to check out the girls locker room. ;)

Let's just wait and see cause if it's not some tech thing,that looks quite lame.

But he's standing right in front of everybody!

Guys, guys, guys... who cares? It looks cool!

If Hasbro eventually does an MCU Spider-Man Legends figure, I think the current Ultimate Spider-Man/Miles figure repainted and with a new head sculpt would work.

There are 4 types of people on the internet right now
1. I dont like Spider-mans costume...it's animated... I dont like the eyes..
2. Why is spider-man a kid?
3. Batman vs Superman is better
4. (ME) SPIDER-MAN!!!!!!

The way I see it, the costume is GREAT. Just because Greenlantern failed at it, doesnt mean that every animated costume is destined to fail too. His eyes work for me, they are clearly robotic and if anything, this is probably the closest to the iron-spider/Tony Stark influenced costume that we will get at the moment. Spider-Man is supposed to be a teenager, not some 24yr old playing a teenager, which is something that always bothers me about highschool related movies. I am personally happy and thankful. NOW PLEASE BRING IN a MCU LEGENDS SPIDER MAN!!! (or I'll just use the upcoming new Spider-Man mold)