Bob A Feet

No shade but I cannot believe Klarion has his own sub.

Fuck I hope not.

Counterpoint: school would grind the fuck out of his soul and he wouldn't be the positive and outgoing Steven we know

I don't think they'd let Kraven use Chameleon if they had MCU plans for him, though.

Snapper Carr!

In the 90s he got the power to teleport with a snap.

Iirc the usual suspects threw a temper tantrum over this one.

That went NOWHERE. Maybe there would have been a point if Secret Wars hadn't ended the ultimate universe BUT IT DID, so in its finished form, you're honestly just best off skipping that arc.

Superman

They leave it ambiguous where the spiritual side ends and the Kryptonian super-science begins, but it definitely seems like this was the case regarding Kismet's involvement in Clark's return.

Ugh. Are these AI? Barf.

Finding Hollyhock's mother, and telling her dads fully accepting that he still might not be able to see her again.

Also

It's really a shame Mystery Girl was a one-off, it would've been just precious for Pearl to really fall for a human after all the guff she gave Rose and Greg.

That's the Lenopans, Ben's cousin gets married to one. Also called "sludgepuppies" by Grandpa Max but it was later retconned to be an in-universe slur.

True optimism shines through the darkness, not without it.

You know what. Talking about it now I'm wondering if that might have been the intent.

The context is that Lois and Clark find out their neighbor is being abused and are deliberating the best way to handle it. Clark talks about a time early in his career as Superman where he tried to handle an abuser by battering and terrifying him (referring to the scene from Action Comics #1), but then the next week the abuser killed his wife. That fear and desperation he inflicted pushed him to lengths he might not have gone to otherwise.

So maybe the cover is meant to illustrate that sense of responsibility he feels over what happened.

Wasn't that just a Loki illusion? Or did Storm get a real one since then I don't know about?

Wouldn't necessarily call it a continuity error since it doesn't outright contradict it.

Or this one. Great story, but the imagery of him standing so aggressively over an abused housewife can be... misinterpreted.

And Johnny found the answers.

Peter kills Venom after he threatens his family (from Spider-Man, renew your vows)

His wife talked about it on his less successful podcast, Suggestible, she seemed to think it was hilarious.

Also

I got a vintage example.

During their first fight Spider-Man struggled against the Vulture until he figured out the magnetic frequency to disrupt his wings.

They have a rematch a few issues later where (after Vulture suckers him and sprains his shoulder) Peter has grown confident and flippant enough to keep him on the defense the entire fight, until he makes it outside where Vulture thinks he'll have the clear advantage. He does not.