Sunday, June 18, 2006
UNMASKED!
The Marvel Comics Civil War story arc is underway, and while superheroes choose sides over the Superhuman Registration Act, Peter Parker's made a bold statement over where he stands.
In the latest edition of the Marvel comic "Civil War" on sale, Spiderman does the unthinkable and removes his Spidey mask to publicly reveal his hidden identity.
"I'm proud of who I am, and I'm here right now to prove it," Spidy tells a press conference called in New York's Times Square before pulling off his mask before the massed ranks of reporters as newspaper photographer Peter Parker.
"Any questions?" Parker asks in the final panel of the issue, amid a barrage of camera flashes.
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The Marvel Comics Civil War story arc is underway, and while superheroes choose sides over the Superhuman Registration Act, Peter Parker's made a bold statement over where he stands.
In the latest edition of the Marvel comic "Civil War" on sale, Spiderman does the unthinkable and removes his Spidey mask to publicly reveal his hidden identity.
"I'm proud of who I am, and I'm here right now to prove it," Spidy tells a press conference called in New York's Times Square before pulling off his mask before the massed ranks of reporters as newspaper photographer Peter Parker.
"Any questions?" Parker asks in the final panel of the issue, amid a barrage of camera flashes.
If you're not reading this yet, start. ¶ 0 comments
