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== Comic Books == |
== Comic Books == |
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* As far as most folks know, [[Spider-Man (Comic Book)|Spider-Man]]'s chief superpower is his ability to shoot webs. Unfortunately, this is '''not''' among his super powers at all. Webshooting was instead the ability of a device Peter Parker had built for himself. Spider-Man's actual super powers are his ability to cling to walls, his "spider sense", superhuman strength and agility. It's only in |
* As far as most folks know, [[Spider-Man (Comic Book)|Spider-Man]]'s chief superpower is his ability to shoot webs. Unfortunately, this is '''not''' among his super powers at all. Webshooting was instead the ability of a device Peter Parker had built for himself. Spider-Man's actual super powers are his ability to cling to walls, his "spider sense", superhuman strength and agility. It's only in [[Sam Raimi]]'s [[Spider-Man (film)|movies]] that he gained the power to shoot webs naturally, although this did [[Canon Immigrant|make its way to the comics]], [[Snap Back|briefly]]. The subsequent adaptations also went back to separately-built webshooters. |
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** Speaking of Spidey, remember, it's not Spider Man, or Spiderman. It's Spider-Man! Don't forget that hyphen! |
** Speaking of Spidey, remember, it's not Spider Man, or Spiderman. It's Spider-Man! Don't forget that hyphen! |
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* ''[[X-Men]]'' has several misconceptions, mostly due to Fox's [[Doing In the Wizard| "realistic"]] depiction of the characters: |
* ''[[X-Men]]'' has several misconceptions, mostly due to Fox's [[Doing In the Wizard| "realistic"]] depiction of the characters: |
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