The comics, cartoons, and movies of Spider-Man have a magical effect on readers and viewers. They invite all who partake to be part of a particular demographic, one issue, one episode, one film at a time. That demographic is; New Yorkers. This is a special article that one of our writers came up with. It’s an open letter in the “Daily Bugle” found in the world of Spider-Man from a “New Yorker”… we hope that you find these thoughts interesting.
Killing Time: Thoughts After Maximum Carnage
John HarjuWriter "over the top – over the top, right now it's killing time...over the top – over the top, the only way out is to die!"Scream Aim Fire" by Bullet for My Valentine If I am being honest, this article is difficult for me to write for two reasons. First of all, if I … Continue reading Killing Time: Thoughts After Maximum Carnage
Is Spider-Man: No Way Home worth watching?
Does Spider-Man No Way Home Live up to it's hype?
Is Internet Ministry Viable?
Is digital ministry the end-all? No, not at all. We need face-to-face contact with people. We need to be able to shake a person’s hand, hug them and look them in the eyes. I don’t know anyone who does digital ministry who denies that or acts like those things aren’t necessary. But just because the ministry that God has called them to looks different than yours or operates in a way that you don’t understand doesn’t mean that it’s less than yours.
What Spider-Man Means To Me By Branson Boykin
One of the things that I love most about Spider-Man, specifically Peter Parker, is that he is guided by readiness and willingness to act. If he sees something that needs doing, and he knows that he has the power to do it, then he does it.
Geek Devotions 