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Ongoing, First published Jan 20, 2021
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So, the MCU's portrayal of the famous web-slinger is controversial to say the least. It has divided the Spider-Man fanbase (well, even more so than before), and while I think the MCU's portrayal of Spidey is good, it could be better, so, I'm gonna be writing this version of Spider-Man like I would've done it.
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