Spider-Man Sadistic Murderer?!?

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I found this on wikipedia. 3 Dev Adam: a 1970's turkish movie starring Captain America, Santo, and of course Spider-man.

The movie begins with the brutal murder of a woman with a boat propeller. Spider-Man and his gang first bury the woman in the sand up to her neck, and then slowly move the boat's propeller into her face. Spider-Man and his girlfriend, Nadia, watch the murder with great satisfaction.
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What a bizarre movie.
 
Humans Spider-Man Has Killed

ASM Annual #5 Deliberately killed the Finisher by returning a fired missile back to his tank.

Amazing Spider-Man #121 Accidentally killed Gwen Stacy, snapping her neck while she fell towards her death, thrown by Norman Osborn. It was a lose-lose scenario, so Norman gets the credit for the kill.

Marvel Team-Up #31 Killed Drom the Backwards Man. Spidey and Iron fist take on Drom, and smash his mirror on him. This causes Drom to rapidly reverse-age into nothing, effectively killing him. In the narration, Spidey regrets doing this.

Spider-Man vs. Wolverine #1 Accidentally killed Charlemagne (Charlie). She committed suicide by attacking Spider-Man during his fight with Wolverine.

Web of Spider-Man #91 Kills Whisper-3, member of the Foreigner's Death Squad. Uses Whisper-3 to block Pulse-2's energy attack. Pulse-2 then aborted the mission and commited suicide. Note that the Death Squad was founded on the assumption that the agents were expendable, and would be replaced, e.g. by Whisper-3 and Pulse-3. Even so, Spidey could have simply dodged the energy blast, and showed no remorse for the death.

Ultimate MTU #1 Spidey plasters webbing all over the face of an bystander who makes an anti-mutant comment. The webbing is clearly sufficient to suffocate them. To be fair, I suspect that this is simply a scripting mistake, or else that Spidey deliberately created not-very-sticky webbing, or some other reason why this one shouldn't really be counted.

Amazing Spider-Man Vol.2 #42 Apparently killed Shade while in the Astral Plane, by tossing him against his own energy-storage cocoon, hoping to cause a loophole.

Amazing Spider-Man Vol.2 #50 Accidentally killed two members of the Latverian Liberation Front. Diverted a missile shot by one of their partners to the only place it wouldn't cause any casualties, a hole in the ceiling. Unbeknownst to him, the two guys were arriving to join the fray, and decided to use the hole to enter. Lose-lose scenario, not his fault.
 
McBacon said:
Humans Spider-Man Has Killed

ASM Annual #5 Deliberately killed the Finisher by returning a fired missile back to his tank.

Amazing Spider-Man #121 Accidentally killed Gwen Stacy, snapping her neck while she fell towards her death, thrown by Norman Osborn. It was a lose-lose scenario, so Norman gets the credit for the kill.

Marvel Team-Up #31 Killed Drom the Backwards Man. Spidey and Iron fist take on Drom, and smash his mirror on him. This causes Drom to rapidly reverse-age into nothing, effectively killing him. In the narration, Spidey regrets doing this.

Spider-Man vs. Wolverine #1 Accidentally killed Charlemagne (Charlie). She committed suicide by attacking Spider-Man during his fight with Wolverine.

Web of Spider-Man #91 Kills Whisper-3, member of the Foreigner's Death Squad. Uses Whisper-3 to block Pulse-2's energy attack. Pulse-2 then aborted the mission and commited suicide. Note that the Death Squad was founded on the assumption that the agents were expendable, and would be replaced, e.g. by Whisper-3 and Pulse-3. Even so, Spidey could have simply dodged the energy blast, and showed no remorse for the death.

Ultimate MTU #1 Spidey plasters webbing all over the face of an bystander who makes an anti-mutant comment. The webbing is clearly sufficient to suffocate them. To be fair, I suspect that this is simply a scripting mistake, or else that Spidey deliberately created not-very-sticky webbing, or some other reason why this one shouldn't really be counted.

Amazing Spider-Man Vol.2 #42 Apparently killed Shade while in the Astral Plane, by tossing him against his own energy-storage cocoon, hoping to cause a loophole.

Amazing Spider-Man Vol.2 #50 Accidentally killed two members of the Latverian Liberation Front. Diverted a missile shot by one of their partners to the only place it wouldn't cause any casualties, a hole in the ceiling. Unbeknownst to him, the two guys were arriving to join the fray, and decided to use the hole to enter. Lose-lose scenario, not his fault.
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Spider-man ain't nuttin to fuck wit!
 
McBacon said:
Humans Spider-Man Has Killed

ASM Annual #5 Deliberately killed the Finisher by returning a fired missile back to his tank.

Amazing Spider-Man #121 Accidentally killed Gwen Stacy, snapping her neck while she fell towards her death, thrown by Norman Osborn. It was a lose-lose scenario, so Norman gets the credit for the kill.

Marvel Team-Up #31 Killed Drom the Backwards Man. Spidey and Iron fist take on Drom, and smash his mirror on him. This causes Drom to rapidly reverse-age into nothing, effectively killing him. In the narration, Spidey regrets doing this.

Spider-Man vs. Wolverine #1 Accidentally killed Charlemagne (Charlie). She committed suicide by attacking Spider-Man during his fight with Wolverine.

Web of Spider-Man #91 Kills Whisper-3, member of the Foreigner's Death Squad. Uses Whisper-3 to block Pulse-2's energy attack. Pulse-2 then aborted the mission and commited suicide. Note that the Death Squad was founded on the assumption that the agents were expendable, and would be replaced, e.g. by Whisper-3 and Pulse-3. Even so, Spidey could have simply dodged the energy blast, and showed no remorse for the death.

Ultimate MTU #1 Spidey plasters webbing all over the face of an bystander who makes an anti-mutant comment. The webbing is clearly sufficient to suffocate them. To be fair, I suspect that this is simply a scripting mistake, or else that Spidey deliberately created not-very-sticky webbing, or some other reason why this one shouldn't really be counted.

Amazing Spider-Man Vol.2 #42 Apparently killed Shade while in the Astral Plane, by tossing him against his own energy-storage cocoon, hoping to cause a loophole.

Amazing Spider-Man Vol.2 #50 Accidentally killed two members of the Latverian Liberation Front. Diverted a missile shot by one of their partners to the only place it wouldn't cause any casualties, a hole in the ceiling. Unbeknownst to him, the two guys were arriving to join the fray, and decided to use the hole to enter. Lose-lose scenario, not his fault.
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Fimbulvetr said:
Only three of those were deliberate and he didn't seem to take pleasure in any of them. :/

P.S.: The fuck is Nadia?
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It doesn't matter if he took pleasure or not. Doesn't change the fact that he's a killer, a psycho killer at that. Does it matter if it's three people or a million. Dead is dead.
 
Messypandas said:
still better than Spider-man 3
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Wait there's a Spider-man 3???

I think you're mistaken sir, just like there's only on Highlander movie & only 2 Spider-man movies.
 
Didn't Spider-Man kill his own unborn daughter by making a pact with Mephisto to unmake his marriage with Mary Jane so his Aunt May could live? That is truly cold blooded.
 
McBacon said:
Humans Spider-Man Has Killed

ASM Annual #5 Deliberately killed the Finisher by returning a fired missile back to his tank.

Amazing Spider-Man #121 Accidentally killed Gwen Stacy, snapping her neck while she fell towards her death, thrown by Norman Osborn. It was a lose-lose scenario, so Norman gets the credit for the kill.

Marvel Team-Up #31 Killed Drom the Backwards Man. Spidey and Iron fist take on Drom, and smash his mirror on him. This causes Drom to rapidly reverse-age into nothing, effectively killing him. In the narration, Spidey regrets doing this.

Spider-Man vs. Wolverine #1 Accidentally killed Charlemagne (Charlie). She committed suicide by attacking Spider-Man during his fight with Wolverine.

Web of Spider-Man #91 Kills Whisper-3, member of the Foreigner's Death Squad. Uses Whisper-3 to block Pulse-2's energy attack. Pulse-2 then aborted the mission and commited suicide. Note that the Death Squad was founded on the assumption that the agents were expendable, and would be replaced, e.g. by Whisper-3 and Pulse-3. Even so, Spidey could have simply dodged the energy blast, and showed no remorse for the death.

Ultimate MTU #1 Spidey plasters webbing all over the face of an bystander who makes an anti-mutant comment. The webbing is clearly sufficient to suffocate them. To be fair, I suspect that this is simply a scripting mistake, or else that Spidey deliberately created not-very-sticky webbing, or some other reason why this one shouldn't really be counted.

Amazing Spider-Man Vol.2 #42 Apparently killed Shade while in the Astral Plane, by tossing him against his own energy-storage cocoon, hoping to cause a loophole.

Amazing Spider-Man Vol.2 #50 Accidentally killed two members of the Latverian Liberation Front. Diverted a missile shot by one of their partners to the only place it wouldn't cause any casualties, a hole in the ceiling. Unbeknownst to him, the two guys were arriving to join the fray, and decided to use the hole to enter. Lose-lose scenario, not his fault.
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bengraven said:
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The post listing his murders is resting heavilly on his shoulders

literally
 
McBacon said:
Ultimate MTU #1 Spidey plasters webbing all over the face of an bystander who makes an anti-mutant comment. The webbing is clearly sufficient to suffocate them. To be fair, I suspect that this is simply a scripting mistake, or else that Spidey deliberately created not-very-sticky webbing, or some other reason why this one shouldn't really be counted.
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Alright, this is hilarious.
 
Megadragon15 said:
Didn't Spider-Man kill his own unborn daughter by making a pact with Mephisto to unmake his marriage with Mary Jane so his Aunt May could live? That is truly cold blooded.
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The baby wasn't born yet so it doesn't count.
 
Megadragon15 said:
Didn't Spider-Man kill his own unborn daughter by making a pact with Mephisto to unmake his marriage with Mary Jane so his Aunt May could live? That is truly cold blooded.
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What?! :lol

I see I missed a lot in the comics these past years lol
 
Haven't read Spidey comics in ages. When I read the stuff that's happened since the Clone Saga I'm kinda indifferent.
 
I've never read the Spider Man comics, but all the people he killed, or let die, makes him sound like a badass.

Batman needs to kill more people.
 
McBacon said:
Humans Spider-Man Has Killed Spider-Man vs. Wolverine #1 Accidentally killed Charlemagne (Charlie). She committed suicide by attacking Spider-Man during his fight with Wolverine.
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I still have this issue. And its one me the reasons that i really liked spider-man. Wolverine was really humanized too
 
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