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As disenchanted as I am with Marvel Comics, I still love some of their lesser-known titles, such as Gwenpool, the current Ms.Marvel and Spider-Man: Renew your Vows. The latter, if you're unfamiliar with the title, is a glorious look at how awesome Spider-Man would be if he didn't do something so monumentally stupid and uncharacteristic as make a deal with the Devil to give up his marriage to fulfill Joe Quesada's masturbatory fantasies of the character save his aunt.

In this continuity, Spidey and Mary Jane have a daughter, Annie May (Spiderling, a name which she has come to hate), who naturally inherits her dad's spider-powers. Even better is that Mary Jane uses some weird technology to siphon Spider-Man's power for her own use, essentially sharing the same superpowers, and becomes Spinnerette. The three become a crimefighting family, and it's just incredible.

The title maintains a generally light-hearted mood, but it has it's fair share of darker moments, such as Spider-Man actually killing Venom when he threatens his daughter's life. It focuses on Annie's life as a young kid, but in later issues, they skip forward a few years to her teenage years where she's constantly embarrassed by her dad (hence the drawing.) The best part is that this series, taking place in an alternate timeline, remains unhindered by mainstream continuity and those exhausting yearly events where "NOTHING IS EVER THE SAME AGAIN!"

Come to think of it, the universe in which this series takes place would actually be the TRUE 616 universe, since Mephisto had to alter the timeline so Spidey and MJ's marriage never took place. I'm sure the bigwigs at Marvel have some lame BS explanation as to why that can't be possible, but you don't get to rewrite multiverse theory to suit your own narrative. Renew Your Vows is the true 616 timeline, unaltered by the devil, so there. Nyeh!

There are more original works of art of mine that you'll never see on DA, but you can catch them on Patreon simply by donation:

www.patreon.com/garth_squair

Description
As disenchanted as I am with Marvel Comics, I still love some of their lesser-known titles, such as Gwenpool, the current Ms.Marvel and Spider-Man: Renew your Vows. The latter, if you're unfamiliar with the title, is a glorious look at how awesome Spider-Man would be if he didn't do something so monumentally stupid and uncharacteristic as make a deal with the Devil to give up his marriage to fulfill Joe Quesada's masturbatory fantasies of the character save his aunt.

In this continuity, Spidey and Mary Jane have a daughter, Annie May (Spiderling, a name which she has come to hate), who naturally inherits her dad's spider-powers. Even better is that Mary Jane uses some weird technology to siphon Spider-Man's power for her own use, essentially sharing the same superpowers, and becomes Spinnerette. The three become a crimefighting family, and it's just incredible.

The title maintains a generally light-hearted mood, but it has it's fair share of darker moments, such as Spider-Man actually killing Venom when he threatens his daughter's life. It focuses on Annie's life as a young kid, but in later issues, they skip forward a few years to her teenage years where she's constantly embarrassed by her dad (hence the drawing.) The best part is that this series, taking place in an alternate timeline, remains unhindered by mainstream continuity and those exhausting yearly events where "NOTHING IS EVER THE SAME AGAIN!"

Come to think of it, the universe in which this series takes place would actually be the TRUE 616 universe, since Mephisto had to alter the timeline so Spidey and MJ's marriage never took place. I'm sure the bigwigs at Marvel have some lame BS explanation as to why that can't be possible, but you don't get to rewrite multiverse theory to suit your own narrative. Renew Your Vows is the true 616 timeline, unaltered by the devil, so there. Nyeh!

There are more original works of art of mine that you'll never see on DA, but you can catch them on Patreon simply by donation:

www.patreon.com/garth_squair