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From Theeman
Most of your articles are directly copied and pasted of Marvel.com. This site looks
pretty but has nothing behind it.
Hah! That's a good one. But let me give you the real facts. Firstly, our site has
been running (under various homes) since 1994 - two years before Marvel.Com was even
registered as a web site. Secondly, Marvel actually contracted myself and the staff
from the website to actually write the Spider-Man Encyclopedia. Thirdly, the staff
at Marvel.Com have used content from our website with our permission for various
entries on Marvel.Com.
If you find material on Marvel.Com which is identical to material on SpiderFan.Org
without any credit to SpiderFan, then please let me know and we'll make sure that the
confusion is cleared up.
Marvel have been great to us. They've let us enjoy our fair use of the Spider-Man
material with no hassle at all. We have a great relationship with them, and we
truly appreciate their support and encouragement. In return we offer them our
resources as researchers and writers. We all want to avoid any confusion about who
wrote what content, but obviously it's quite possible for mix-ups to arise. We'll
fix them when we see them, or when people tell us about them.
From Captain Shen
is there a symbiote whose green called Lasher? did his symbiote spawn from venom?
Oh dear lord not this again! Yes, the five symbiotes from Separation Anxiety were
Riot, Scream, Lasher, Phage, and Hybrid. Incredibly, they were only the seventh
most stupid creation ever offered by Howard Mackie. Please don't ask me to talk
about the other six. Yes, Lasher was green. And yes, they are a never ending
source of questions from lame-ass fanboys who think that these characters are
incredibly cool and want to know all about them but can't be arsed to spend a few
lousy bucks to buy the TPB of the story from Amazon.Com.
From Digsy
Will anything be done about the character Toxin, son of Carnage? Such a strong
character and he seems to have dissapeared.
Well, you're certainly entitled to your opinion. Personally, I'd estimate that there
have been at least two dozen named symbiote spinoffs over the last however many
years. I'd call the whole concept pretty damn bankrupt, and I'm not surprised at
all that Toxin has slipped down the back of the sofa along with the rest of the
"Oh I'm so cool, I'm a symbiote, look at meeee!" Venom rip-offs.
That's just my neutral, objective opinion, mind you.
From RumoursDaily
Check out this
article.
Ah, interesting article. To summarise, Sony want fans to make fan videos about
the Spider-Man 3 movie, but they want to exercise some control over the content
and style of the video.
However, the guys at FanTent think that Sony is just acting like a big corporate
and totally fails to understand that if you try and force people to act like
professionals, you'll undermine the whole point of using amateur fans!
Myself, I think that the positions of both parties are completely understandable.
From Kayla Balfour
Dear Joe Quesada and/or Stan Lee,
I am writing you today to tell you a little about my husband. Ever since he was old
enough to read he has dreamed of working for Marvel. His name is Brandon Balfour,
he is 26 years old, and an amazing artist. He can draw Spider-Man, and basically all
the Marvel Characters without effort. Our son and two daughters always have him
drawing something everyday. He has so much talent and is so artistic it just blows
my mind. He, to me, and many of our friends and family is one of the greatist artists
we've ever seen! He can draw almost anything, and with great detail, and flare.
We took a trip up to N. Dakota one year when we first met and in about 5 min. he had
an amazing, yet dark and demented face drawn up that was just absolutely brilliant,
it looked like something right out of a Grafic Novel,
Brandon just can't seem to get his foot in the door anywhere, yet never gives up hope
that someday you or someone will see all of the greatness and talent that he has to
offer to a company.
I am writing to you, without him knowing, (for a surprise) in hopes that you would be
willing to look at some of his work, and possibly inform us of any career opportunities
that he could possibly partake in.
Hiya, you've reached Stan's answerphone. I can't come to the phone right now, because
I'm busy working on a new creative project which will probably fail like the last
half a dozen things I tried. But that's fine, because I still get a walk-on part in
all the Marvel movies. Yep, I sure am a lucky bastard.
If you're ringing to ask to be in your film, then please call my secretary to schedule
the shooting. If you're calling to pitch a comic book idea, borrow money, date my only
daughter, or to tell me how talented an artist your son/husband/boyfriend is, then you
clearly have a very poor idea of how the industry works and you're pretty much doomed
to failure.
If you've written to a fan website such as SpiderFan under the mistaken impression
that Joe Q or Stan Lee works there, then I suggest you might want to work on your
basic research skills. For example, learn how to type
"how to break into the comics industry" into Google (which is how I found plenty
of good advice) or think about checking our F.A.Q. list to read
How do I get a job with Marvel?.
Good luck. You'll need it.
P.S. If you're going to write emails looking for work, then learn how to use a
spell-checker, e.g. to spell "Graphic" and "flair" correctly.
From Eunice
Hello my is Eunice Diaz I am also a writter. I'm a big fan of spider-girl but
really i want u guys to read my work. I tried so hard to contact Tom defalco. I
would really like Guys to read it would you?
Check our F.A.Q. - "I'm a talentless no-hoper who thinks they're a writer but
can't even spell it correctly and I tried to contacting people from Marvel but
they took out protection orders against me so can I send you my excruciatingly
bad fan fiction and then mail you not-funny chain email letters every day?"
From SCWLC
I was reading the reviews of the Mega Morphs comics and thought of this at once.
I don't know if those of you at Spiderfan are aware of this particular YouTube
video, but I felt people of your discerning taste in comics and delightful
commentary would consider this to be as much of a gem as I do.
If those who might appreciate it have already seen it I do apologise for
clogging your in-box. If no one has and you all hate it, then I apologise again.
I do realise you don't do reviews of tv shows, but several of the reviewers on
this site seem likely to greatly enjoy this.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwe4wmAdVZw.
PS No, I don't have a life. Why do you ask?
Well, there's two minutes of my life I'll never have back.
From icyboy
I think i should join the staff
I think not.
From Jas
On the character file will we see Sundown added to the list. Was in Amazing
Spider-Man Annual 1997, Untold Tales of Spider-Man Annual 1997 & in in The New
Official Marvel Universe A-Z (2006).
He quit being Sundown to be a scientist, but like most character's in comics
they resurface. This is one character I'd like to return and maybe join the new
group and comic coming out soon, "Loners."
Characters are done when people have the time and energy to do them. If you
want to see Sundown on the characters page, then simply write up the text and
mail it to me!
From Tony
I have been a big fan of spider-man, and Wolverine for a long time. I am 10 years
old and in fourth grade. When ever I get a chance I buy Marvel comics, action
figures, movies, and video games. At school, when we have freeplay, we play a
game of marvel heros.
I'm Wolverine and Iron man (I wasn'nt spider-man because my friend, Logen
wanted to be spidey realy bad) any way we have a lot of fun!
We have an breakable alience, Me I'm the tough one, Logen's the one that cracks
funny jokes, Eric is like the leader of the group. I'll try to wright some other time!
Hey, we love to hear from dedicated Spider-Fans. Keep it real, Tony.
From Pat
Read your article about the new Marvel Stamps.
Trying... not to... make a bad... joke... about licking... the back side... of
Spider-Woman... Must........ Resist....
Trying... not... to write... filthy fan fiction...
From Andrés
my name is Andrés Sánchez and i'm a spanish journalist
working for the leisure magazine of newspaper
El País,
the most read in Spain. We would love to have your opinion for the story
we are writing about the release of Spider-Man 3.
There is only one double question we would like you to answer:
If Spider-Man 4 is released what storyline & baddies from the comic
books would you include in the movie and who would play them?
Actually there´s two double questions: your age & and place of
birth would be great too (if that´s okay with you).
Thanks a million and really looking forward for your answer.
If I was writing and casting the next movie, I'd pick:
- The Spot. Played by Dustin Hoffman, if he could thin down a bit. I'm
a big fan of method acting.
- Hypno-Hustler. Forest Whitaker by preference, though Samuel L. Jackson
or Lawrence Fishbone would both make the role their own I'm sure.
- Squirrel Girl. Cameron Diaz would be my pick here, though it's
a demanding role with a bit more depth than her usual work.
I'm 39 and three-quarters (thanks for bringing up such a painful subject)
and I was born in ward 5 on the second floor, but I've lived on the other
side of the world for the last 32 years.
From liam
my name is liam smith and i am 16 doing animaion at college and i like
spider man so can you tell me who is the creator of spider Man? and can
you send me a picture of him?
Spider-Man was created by Jenna Marie Massoli in 1987, though the rights
to the character are now owned by NaBisco.
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