Could anything take Max’s mind off the tearful goodbye he just shared with his pop? Click below to see.
Could anything take Max’s mind off the tearful goodbye he just shared with his pop? Click below to see.
Next week, Max and Isaac share a private moment as Max prepares to strike out on his own. Click below for a preview.
Just as we’re starting a new chapter in our story, so is Max starting a new chapter in his life. Click below for a peek at next week’s page, as Max takes his first halting steps away from the comforts of home.
I may have mentioned this, but Spider-Man has always been my favorite comic character. I’ve always loved him as a superhero — the costume, the powers, the smart-alec taunting — but I think it was the other half of Spider-Man, plain old Peter Parker, that really endeared him to me. I could relate to him. When Pete was bitten by that radioactive spider, he had been an awkward teenager, just like I was. He worries about his loved ones, just like I do. He’s had to put up with a demanding boss, just like I have. And he often has girl trouble… which I hear can really be a problem for some guys.
The point is, Peter Parker was a normal guy who just happened to get super powers. He wasn’t a god or a robot or an alien. He wasn’t a billionaire who had trained his entire life to fight crime. He was just a guy, not so very unlike me. When I read Spider-Man, it made me feel like I was just one irradiated bug bite away from being a crime-fighting bad-ass. And though the evidence was always right there in front of me, I don’t think I ever noticed that he was white.
Who’s that raining on Cap and Kid’s victory party? Click below to find out!