They just need to give him own book.
He can stay and do his own thing, I am asking myself why they just dont start another Mainbook, it would sell like hotcakes.
I think we're getting towards that though. Miles is getting his own book in the main Marvel U, and there's also Spidey! from Robbie Thompson and Nick Bradshaw, which I'm definitely going to check out even if it's an all-ages title.
I don't want to go back to the bad old days of Sensational, Spectacular and a bunch of others though. It was really annoying. I'd be all for a return to the Brand New Day format with rotating teams and the book being almost-weekly, so I could dip in and out.
Absolutely 100%. I love the fact that people like Peter. I want everyone to enjoy the characters on offer. The rest of the spider people I enjoy don't exist if Peter doesn't.
Maybe he could continue this Renew Your Vows stuff.
Battleworld is the definition of Too Good to Last. Nearly all the Secret Wars tie-ins I've read have been good. I'd love a Thors ongoing, personally.
Yeah but this is why I hate being loyal to a single character or label. A character will only ever be as good as the person writing him. Each writer establishes the direction they want to take a character in while sort of keeping in line with a legacy the character is known for; but that doesn't always mean it's something I'll like or agree with. That Peter is the mascot of Marvel, as a person who loves to read good comics, is irrelevant to me. He's the Spider-Man I've known all my life, but that doesn't change that Slott has run out of ideas and he's become boring. This is also why it's been so easy for me to turn my back on all these characters (to varying degrees) and explore new labels and characters. I find it more rewarding to follow the creative than it is to stay loyal to a single character.
Just my opinion.
Absolutely, but there's something to be said for tradition as well. Personally, I was a big fan of JMS' run, because Peter grew as a character, Aunt May found out about him (one of my all-time favourite issues of ANYTHING), he got a normal job and helped people instead of being Cherry Stark Zero like he is in Slott's run, and he and Mary Jane had a relatively normal relationship until Joe stuck his oar in and we went back to will they, won't they nonsense that nobody who is still reading Spider-Man comics
in 2015 really cares about.