Captain America: Civil War (2016)

[Colin YNWA]

I can't quite put my finger on it, but something looks a little off about [spoiler]Spidey[/spoiler] there - maybe the colours?

Yep completely agree with that. Looks very wonky somehow. I do think it might be the colours, little to vivid?

[JOE SOAP]

I can't quite put my finger on it, but something looks a little off about [spoiler]Spidey[/spoiler] there - maybe the colours?

Yep completely agree with that. Looks very wonky somehow. I do think it might be the colours, little to vivid?

The low-res youtube video is mushing up the detail of the suit and flattening the colour but the suit and colours look fine in hi-res. It's the best lookin' Spidey suit in tems of its simplicity. The webbing sits perfectly compared to all previous versions and is the most comic looking.

[Goaty]

damn! Thanks Joe for HQ image, I agree that looks best Spidey suit. Would love to know how they explains to do that eyes (that the best of all Spidey suits!)

[I, Cosh]

Is there a shitter top flight superhero than Spider-Man?

NB I can't fucking believe iPad autocorrect just added that pointless hyphen.

[M.I.K.]

The pointless hyphen is part of his name. It's on all the comics and everything.

[JamesC]

Shitter in what way? Spidey's a great character IMHO.

[Hawkmumbler]

Is there a shitter top flight superhero than Spider-Man?

NB I can't fucking believe iPad autocorrect just added that pointless hyphen.

Would you like some vinegar with that salt?

[I, Cosh]

Shitter in what way? Spidey's a great character IMHO.

Whining little gimp who still lives with his mum. Not very super.

[Satanist]

Spidey is a character the young reader can relate to, a teenage emo who shoots his muck at every chance he gets.

Batman on the other hand really should have a word with himself. You're a grown man FFS!

[I, Cosh]

The pointless hyphen is part of his name. It's on all the comics and everything.

Just seems like a waste of time. Or a ridiculous Williamsburg hipster affectation that's only there so he can make a big show of getting annoyed at the poor lady who sews it onto his suit wrong. I mean, Bat-Man and Wonderwo-Man manage perfectly well without.

Oh. I've just realised that X-Man has one. Maybe it's just an odd East Coast thing. Method-Man.

[I, Cosh]

Spidey is a character the young reader can relate to, a teenage emo who shoots his muck at every chance he gets.

:smiley: Maybe that's the problem. I'm perfectly capable of relating to myself and my insecurities on my own. I'd rather read about somebody interesting.

[TordelBack]

That trailer was snoozeworthy until Spidey showed up, which was very 'yay!'. And I'm a fan of the Cap and Avengers movies. It looks as dull as Civil War was in the comics.

[Proudhuff]

tough crowd!

[Goaty]

I did this image last night

[TordelBack]

tough crowd!

Ach, it all looks very angsty and serious, which isn't my thing with superheroes (I gravitate towards the GotG and Ant-Man end of the spectrum). Until Spidey showed up and then it looked like fun.

Also, I like movie-Tony and movie-Steve, and don't much enjoy seeing them at quite such odds, especially as Tony has spent 5 movies working through his 'does not play well with others' issues.  It is however a marvel (ahem) that we live in age where such a movie can even be attempted, never mind be wildly anticipated and almost certainly well-made.