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From the "Dear God, why???!!!???" files, aka marvel.com...
Here's the suit:
My opinion: it looks very concept-sketchy, and not very finalized at all. It could just be a colorized version of Quesada's concept. Personally, I don't like the color scheme... it looks too Iron Mannish, like Tony wanted to create a kid sidekick or something. I like the idea of Spidey pulling off some tech action... it's in the vein of him finally using his intellect in practical applications.
We'll see what happens. Could be a placeholder image till the final comic comes out, but... eesh. Maybe they're trying to put some distance between 616 Spidey and Ultimate Spidey by making the costumes drastically different... who knows?
Still, though, I coulda designed something better than that in my sleep.
Word has been building for months now, and comic fans have been dying to know- what is Spider-Man’s new costume?! Well, folks, here it is! Recognize the color scheme? You should, it’s playing an important role in the future of the web-slinger!
After the shocking events in "The Other" storyline, Peter recieves this new costume to help him adjust to his newest developments, as well as giving him some added muscle! Designed by Marvel Editor-In-Chief Joe Quesada, this new design has a few tricks up its sleeve. "The Iron Spider design- as I like to call it- came to me during a Spider-Man story meeting we were having, we were talking and I was involuntarily sketching on a pad. It's inspired by a sketch that Chris Bachalo did that showed a new Spidey costume with <CLASSIFIED>. I thought that was brilliant, especially since it echoed one of Spidey's greatest villains, and I took the idea and imagined it as though seeing it through the eyes of Tony Stark. The sky's the limit with respect to gadgetry when it comes to Tony inspired costumes."
Every "gift" has its cost, and this new look for Spidey will signal the beginnings of change, especially as it comes on the eve of the upcoming Civil War. Spider-Man has developed a growing trust and friendship with Iron Man, but how much in debt is Peter’s loyalty to Tony Stark going to cost him in the long run? If the color scheme is any indication, well... Joe Quesada says, "I imagined Tony presenting Peter with the new suit and Peter putting it on and saying that it looks great but that his colors are red and blue. Tony would simply respond, ‘My design, my colors!’"
What is it that Joe is talking about that’s classified? How will Spidey’s relationship to Tony - and the new costume- play into Civil War?! You’ll have to read the books to see! But, it is safe to see that when it comes to this new costume, there is much more to the story! Look for the new costume to debut in February’s Amazing Spider-Man #529. It will then be seen in the pages of <a href='http://www.marvel.com/catalog/listing.htm?title=Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man">Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man and Marvel Knights Spider-Man in April. For more news on Spider-Man, the costume, and Civil War, stay tuned, True Believers!
Here's the suit:
My opinion: it looks very concept-sketchy, and not very finalized at all. It could just be a colorized version of Quesada's concept. Personally, I don't like the color scheme... it looks too Iron Mannish, like Tony wanted to create a kid sidekick or something. I like the idea of Spidey pulling off some tech action... it's in the vein of him finally using his intellect in practical applications.
We'll see what happens. Could be a placeholder image till the final comic comes out, but... eesh. Maybe they're trying to put some distance between 616 Spidey and Ultimate Spidey by making the costumes drastically different... who knows?
Still, though, I coulda designed something better than that in my sleep.
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