Q

Anonymous asked:

Why was there so much panic over Spider-Man being being a parent among editorial when Sue Richards, Wolverine and Luke Cage didn't have their popularity affected and the father/son dynamic between Cyclops and Cable is one of the best parts of X-Men to me? It seems like when done well, the added responsibility and character dynamics are actually a benefit to the series.

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hellzyeahthewebwieldingavenger:

brevoortformspring:

Spider-Man is about youth, and it’s difficult for a character to be about youth when he has a child of his own. That’s a fundamental difference from Sue, Wolverine, Luke and whomever else.

Yes Spider-Man is about youth…which is why Stan Lee always intended him to age and get married. Apparently Stan Lee didn’t get Spider-Man.

He’s about responsibility Tom. Not youth. Never youth. Because how many youths, even in the 1960s, had the entirely adult responsibility of providing for their family on their own. Not many.

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