Brad Douglas
View articlesBrad created the Crawlspace back in 1998 while attending college at the University of Missouri-Columbia. He’s the webmaster and writes front page news items, and also produces, hosts and edits the podcast. He’s been collecting Spider-Man comics since the age of three and is a life-long fan of the webhead. His website has been featured in USA Today, Entertainment Weekly and on Marvel.com and inside the comics themselves. The Crawlspace is one of the first Spider-Man fan sites to ever hit the internet. Millions of people visit the site every year.
Brad has interviewed several “Spider-Celebrities” over the years including co-creator Stan Lee. He’s also interviewed actors who have portrayed Spider-Man like Paul Soles (Voice Actor from the 67 Spider-Man Cartoon), Dan Gilvezan (Spidey Voice Actor from Spider-Man & His Amazing Friends) ,Yuri Lownthal (Voice Actor from the Spider-Man PlayStation game) and Nicholas Hammond (Spider-Man 1977 Actor).
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Frenchie on Craig’s Critique: Amazing Spider-Man #27 (Legacy #991): “The Real Torment Was The Ending” or “MJ Lets Torment Go”: “I like when some mysterious baddie has no links with the SH. After a while, you’re running out of B…” Apr 25, 03:54
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Just like “The Rock” says:
JUST BRING IT !!!!!
The idea is fine, bringing all these alternate reality characters to face each other … In the end, it’ll be about execution of the story … If they’re fighting against their own extinction … What survives would be the what Marvel Comics looks like … My only suggestion is, don’t do it half way!
[Yaaaaawwwn] Huh? Did someone say something? What? Everything Ends?! Oh No!! Marvel is going to destroy the Marvel U and cancel all of their comics. I’m so worried.
Probably a new Marvel NOW! thing coming out of Hickman’s secret wars
My money is on it just being another renumbering of all titles back to #1’s….rinse, repeat every 2 years.
@12 – Who are the Incursions?
@20: You know that when Marvel states something in their promos and marketing, that they don’t exaggerate their words.
Everything? EVERYTHING is ending?!
Bad editorial decisions?
Acting like pretentious, condescending jackasses to readers?
The non-stop assault of event after event?!
EVERYTHING?!
**I don’t think Sam will be Captain America for long**!!
Dag and dang it.
Already, Thor Odinson is slated to face off against…um…Thor Odindaughter?
I don’t Sam will be Captain America for long.
Well, these two aren’t everything, but…
Already, Thor Odinson is slated to face off again…um…Thor Odindaughter?
I don’t Sam will be Captain America for long.
Well, these two aren’t everything, but…
Is it time?
@14 ~ I think this is a Marvel centric thing. All of these vague teasers (including the Spider-Marriage and Civil War) seem to be connected to the same crossover event.
Was this Marvel centric or Spider-Man centric?
This also might not have anything to do with Marvel as a whole. Remember “The End” teaser for the Ultimate Universe?
I don’t buy it. They want us to think that secret war event is going to be a reboot the universe.
Why would they do a reboot when they just make falcon be captain america and are planning to release new on goings for silk and spider-gwen. Just to undue it all?
On the one hand, this certainly adds fuel to the fire that Marvel is going to reboot everything and “Everything Ends” sounds pretty ominous. On the other, Marvel knows that doing a full-on reboot would draw comparisons to the New 52 and they pride themselves (however inaccurately) on their history and continuity, so whatever it ends up being it likely won’t be a straight reboot. At best, I could see Secret War and the Incursions ending with most of the Multiverse done away with and the main MU turned into something much more resembling the MCU which is what Marvel’s always been heading towards. So expect the FF to still be disbanded, maybe a lot of the X-Men turned into Inhumans, and the current Avengers movie roster being reflected in the comics. Also, an entire line-wide relanuch of all books into brand-spanking new #1’s for like umpteenth time.
As for what this might mean for Spidey? I don’t know… I could see Marvel finally putting him back in high school, or officially bringing back Gwen Stacy and basing her more on the Emma Stone portrayal, but I’m not sure. It’s not like they even really know what to do with him now other than develop spin-off books.
Judging from past “events” – doesn’t mean a darn thing.
i still pray this is a stunt and they’re not really rebooting
Seems to confirm the suspicions that this is going to be Crisis On Infinite Earth’s Marvel style. We can only hope this leads to Spider-Man getting a reboot that was as good as Batman: Year One.
I’d be happy if the past 15 years was erased.
Spring is about when “Time Runs Out” according to the current Avengers arc, maybe with Marvel’s characters are all getting sent off to different alternate realities for the summer. And then they come back, maybe some with slightly tweaked backstories or setups, but I’m still pretty sure Marvel wouldn’t want to do a full history-erasure. They seem to enjoy letting that be seen as “DC’s thing”.
Remember, everything ends in Sring but all those teaser events start in Summer.
The popular word going about for this is “reallingment”, given what Alonzo has said, I like to think Marvel are saying goodbye to the sliding time-scales and focusing more on “real time” for the forseeable future (very much one recommensdation from the Fantastic Four: Great American Novel website)
Peter’s marriage purgatory ends? All universes except Earth 1 (616, really?) cease to exist? Slott’s reign of terror?
I seriously hope Marvel does not pull it’s own version of DC’s relaunch. I used to be a huge Superman fan, but the relaunch killed that. Starting from the beginning was confusing on more than one level.
marvel’s 52?
Bye Bye Marvel Multiverse?
Its probably just Marvel Relaunching all its titles hence the “Everything Ends”. I think its not as big as people might think it is.