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[–]mordicat1989 196 points197 points ago

i find it hard to believe that spiderman is reading Atlas Shrugged

[–]BagelsGoneWild 46 points47 points ago

It's a nod to Spider-Man co-creator Steve Ditko, who was influenced by Ayn Rand.

[–]TheAethereal 4 points5 points ago

Really? So, I don't know much about spider man beyond what I've seen in the movies, but does he really hold that "with great power comes great responsibility?" Does he really believe he has a duty to help people?

If so, that is almost the antithesis of Rand's moral philosophy.

[–]BagelsGoneWild 2 points3 points ago

Oh, Spider-Man is definitely not an objectivist. It was Steve Ditko who was a fan of Rand. Beyond that Rand and Spidey have very little that connects them.

[–]SayNo2Kryptonite 0 points1 point ago

This made me sad. And kinda happy that Stan Lee now gets all the credit for Spider-Man.

[–]hazie 2 points3 points ago

Stan Lee may have had similar views. He based Tony Stark on Howard Hughes basically as a big "fuck you" to his own socialist fan base. Stark embodied everything they thought they hated but Lee made them love him.

[–]SayNo2Kryptonite 1 point2 points ago

Interesting. I guess he changed his mind as he got older. Supposedly he's a pretty big lefty.

[–]BagelsGoneWild 0 points1 point ago

This is one part where the movies were good about not fucking with his origin story.

I actually wasn't feeling it. At least in The Amazing Spider-Man, I don't think he really ever showed too much responsibility. Even after Ben died, Pete pretty much forgot about his widowed aunt and searching for his Ben's killer, so he could hang out with his with his new girlfriend. Also after Captain Stacy died, he implied that he'd break his promise as long as he got what he wanted. To me at least, the Peter Parker we got in the movie wasn't the Peter Parker we know and love.

[–]BagelsGoneWild 0 points1 point ago

Why? Because he believed in something that you don't? Not to downplay Lee, but Ditko arguably put much more into Spider-Man's early years. It's really a shame more people aren't aware of Ditko. He did a lot to make comics great, and deserves some respect.

Sorry, I realized you were sort of making a joke, and I don't want to sound preachy, but hey it it what it is.

[–]nativefloridian 38 points39 points ago

It's probably assigned reading.

[–]MILKYCAT 3 points4 points ago

why does he wear his costume when he'a alone in his apartment

[–]swohio 12 points13 points ago

You act like you wouldn't wear a spiderman costume all the time if you had one.

[–]z3r0gk 4 points5 points ago

Personal reasons?

[–]nataloris 13 points14 points ago

Spiderman had to make his own way, man. He built himself. He was never part of that Avengers initiative. HE BUILT IT, MAN. WORKING TWO JOBS, MAN.

[–]yetkwai 1 point2 points ago

He did join the Avengers later though.

But then they hit the big reset button so he's not an Avenger now.

[–]BagelsGoneWild 0 points1 point ago

Not trying to be a neckbeard here, but Spidey's still an avenger. Marvel hasn't done a big reset in a while. You might be thinking of DC's New 52.

[–]yetkwai 1 point2 points ago

No I mean One More Day.

By "big reset button" I don't mean universe wide, I mean they reset everything in Spiderman. Everything.

Sorry to be the one to make you aware of this stupid event.

[–]BagelsGoneWild 1 point2 points ago

Oh, I'm all to aware of that travesty. But it didn't erase all of Spider-Man's history, just his marriage. His avenger's status remained. They even had to reveal Spidey's identity to the avengers again because part of the deal was that everyone forgot his identity, with the exception of mj.

Here's a picture of Spider-Man and the Avengers well after OMD

Now if you'll excuse me, I'm going to bang my head against the wall in an attempt to forget OMD.

[–]yetkwai 2 points3 points ago

Oh I thought it erased everything. I just read one where Peter Parker was sent to photograph Tony Stark at a press conference, and Tony didn't know who he was... so I just assumed.

Now if you'll excuse me, I'm going to bang my head against the wall in an attempt to forget OMD.

Sorry about that. Maybe you can make a deal with the devil to erase that memory...

[–]BagelsGoneWild 1 point2 points ago

haha, nice try, Joe Quesada :)

[–]DeathMetalFTW88 10 points11 points ago

Why?

[–]Mellvarr 36 points37 points ago

because the book he's reading is thin

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[–]mordicat1989 138 points139 points ago

With great power comes great responsibility - Uncle Ben

With great power and money comes great ways to reward yourself and not worry about other people - Ayn Rand

[–]Regiruler 7 points8 points ago

[–]Shamwow22 3 points4 points ago

Well, Peter Parker is a teenager who's still in school. He could be just reading it for a book report, not because he agrees with Ayn Rayn and loves to continuously read it and nod affirmatively to himself.

[–]Randtastic 6 points7 points ago

With great drive/reason comes success, with success comes money, with money comes the embodiment of your lifeblood/your work. The goal is not just money, it's personal wealth. You shouldn't have to handicap yourself for the "common good". I don't even know why im responding...it's not really worth it. I suppose I'm defending myself because I despise short sighted criticism regarding realistic, and prevalent ways of thinking. There's no rational way you can disregard the ideas of individual wealth.

[–]agentdude 11 points12 points ago

The point is that the character of spider-man/Peter parker is the antithesis of all that. He is constantly sacrificing his own happiness and personal wealth to go use his power for the common good and to save a bunch of people he's never met for little to no gain himself. The early issues were all about how the public hated him but regardless, because he had the power he went out to go save others rather than use his powers for his own gain.

[–]augystyle 51 points52 points ago

Ayn Rand: making selfish dickheads feel good about being selfish dickheads since 1936

[–]Berdiie 22 points23 points ago

What part of that came off as selfish dickhead? He's saying that Rand wasn't telling people to throw up middle fingers to society. She wanted people to take responsibility for their personal happiness and always strive to personal betterment.

I can be rationally selfish and not ruthlessly psychopathic.

I won't give my time, my money, or my attention to my uncle's new wife because she is a horrible mooch. There's nothing physically wrong with her, but she's constantly going to doctors trying to get disability. She won't get a job and teaches her over age 18+ daughters to do the same. Meanwhile my uncle is working two jobs and suffered a stroke and heartattack. Giving my time, money, or attention to her doesn't solve anything and harms me. This is rationally selfish.

I do support Obamacare and gladly pay my taxes. My money can be used to help me and the people I care for like my father. Knowing that he could go to the hospital anytime he needed because I paid more into taxes would bring me happiness. It would remove worries that I have and allow me to live easier. This is rationally selfish.

[–]augystyle 12 points13 points ago

just the support of rand's philosophy bothers me. i don't mean to say that i support able people dragging down others out of laziness, but rand and randians do, in my experience, lack empathy for those who really do need help from people who are more able than they are. it sounds to me like you're not like that, and Randtastic may not be either, but those people do exist and it makes me angry.

also, thank you for being civil when i wasn't

[–]Berdiie 3 points4 points ago

Thank you for the answer. I agree that many can be like that, it's one of the reasons my stint as a Libertarian was quite short.

I think Rand wasn't the best writer, but she put a lot of heart into her work and liked to work with symbolic extremes. I think Terry Goodkind did much better in making a sympathetic and likeable Objectivist hero, which is amusing because he built it up with a Sword and Sorcery setting.

[–]ConnorTheCatholic -2 points-1 points ago

Thank you for being civil when i wasn't

Reddit comment thread > Youtube comment thread.

[–]Humulus5883 -1 points0 points ago

bleh!

[–]Berdiie 0 points1 point ago

Well said.

[–]quigley007 0 points1 point ago

so isn't Obamacare very not Rand?

[–]PinwheelRider 1 point2 points ago

Obamacare is rad!

[–]Berdiie 4 points5 points ago

In some ways, yes. On paper it requires a healthy person to pay for the sick, a well-off person to be forced to give to those that aren't well-off.

In a realistic way, it allows me to protect my loved ones. That's all that really matters to me. My money paying for you or any other stranger is part of the "plan" but really doesn't affect me positively or negatively. Protecting my family and friends makes me happy and makes my life easier. It directly influences my "personal wealth" in a positive fashion, so I feel it still fits the parameters of rational selfishness.

I'm sure there are many Randians who would say that I'm corrupting her philosophy. I feel that I'm using it as a working philosophy and that I can still be a charitable, empathetic, nice person and still always strive for my own personal betterment.

[–]okletstrythisagain -1 points0 points ago

this sounds like the kind of rationalization i used to make when i was a recovering objectivist.

now i can admit that trying to improve the community/world for myself and my loved ones by necessity includes improving the community/world for everyone and is thus an ultimately altruistic action. to co-opt a supply side econ talking point: all boats rise with the tide.

[–]blkirishbastard727 1 point2 points ago

Thank you for raising the bar for Objectivists in my eyes. It was pretty damn low, but It's good to know there's at least one guy out there who likes Ayn Rand and isn't a selfish fuckwad. In fact, he seems to be a rather kind and well-spoken fellow.

[–]Randtastic -3 points-2 points ago

So, defend the selfless alternative.

[–]Missing_Username 23 points24 points ago

The whole story of Spider-Man is the embodiment of selflessness. His character is built around the idea of being selfless to a fault. He does just barely enough for himself to survive, and everything else is funneled into helping any and everyone else. Between both his super powers and his scientific capabilities, he could easy be set for life, and instead chooses to live meagerly and constantly put his life on the line for people he doesn't even know.

[–]dexmonic 7 points8 points ago

It doesn't have to be an extreme, you know.

[–]augystyle 15 points16 points ago

the idea that anyone's success comes solely from their own drive and reason is just wrong. rand and her followers take on this attitude that society is driven by these few talented individuals and everyone else is a parasite (granted i haven't read all of her work but from what i've read and what i've discussed with randians this is what i've concluded.)

this is oversimplifying a vastly complex system of interdependency among people--the best and the brightest would be nothing without the infrastructure that creates the society in which things like intelligence and creativity are valued. i consider myself intelligent and i'm proud of what i've been able to accomplish so far in my life, but i've never thought for a second that what i've done has been just me. intelligence doesn't mean anything when you're working in a sweatshop. the fact that you're using the internet right now tells me that you've been provided with tools that put you in a tiny percentile of most privileged people in the world historically (i'm in this group too and i feel extremely lucky.) so yes i think there's something to say for owing something to the system that placed me here, especially to the people who by the luck of the draw didn't get the same degree of opportunities i did.

but moving beyond this point, i think that altruism is a virtue that can't really be given value through logic--but i'll do my best. we're all selfish to a certain degree, it's just human nature. if we had no bias for our own well-being over others, just based on the principal of marginal utility we would keep what we need to survive and use the rest of our resources to help those who can't survive. for me, the only value i've ever been able to find in life is the ability to feel joy and sorrow, and the ability to increase the sum of the former and fight the latter. almost everyone decides to focus on themselves and those closest to them. so we're all selfish, but i think it's a truism that the world would be a better place--just based on the decrease of sum suffering--if we weren't

[–]blkirishbastard727 2 points3 points ago

And for the purely selfish thinkers out there, there are tangible benefits to altruism too. For instance, augystyle now gets to taste my sweet, sweet karma!

I'd also like to add that numerous studies have proven that the "fuzzy feeling" you get when you help someone is actually a very real release of endorphins and that an altruistic lifestyle is correlated with better health in general. If there were no value to selflessness, we would not have evolved that reaction to it. SUCK MY SCIENCE, RAND!

Being nice and thinking of others also helps you make friends and get jobs and have sex, just so you know.

[–]bwainfweeze 1 point2 points ago

Very well put. Imagine you took intelligent identical twins, and dropped one in the second world and one in the first world. You come back in twenty years, you might expect the 1st world one to be a millionaire, and the second is living a comfortable life.

It appears to me that Objectivism says that one of these is a better person than the other. If that is true, then it is clearly horseshit. They are products of their environment, and it is reasonable to me to expect the more blessed of the two to feel a greater sense of obligation to... Something.

Fortune favors the prepared mind. Some see more fortune than they deserve, some less. You have the power to tip the scales..which way will you tip them?

[–]Randtastic 1 point2 points ago

I apologize, but I don't have the time right now to give you an intelligible response. I do have enough time to explain that society is run by those who are driven by the pursuit of rational self worth through work, and not just wealth. The philosophy created by Ms. Rand was all encompassing, and certainly was not Neo-Conservative. You can be a factory worker, a construction worker, a steel worker, a CEO, an inventor, a writer...etc. The philosophy embodies all lines of honest work, and dictates that if you are to follow a line of work, be the best at it. It dictates that the fruit of your labor is yours to own, as is your decision as to what you do with it. I don't empathize very well, admittedly, so I cannot truly apologize for whatever those particular followers of Objectivism told you about this false idea of "trickle down self worth". It is simply not true.

EDIT: This also includes art! And everything I'm discussing right now is in "The Romantic Manifesto"

[–]templardrake 3 points4 points ago

Spider-man is most definitely not an Objectivist. He fails the Objectivist test because he has no concept of self-interest. Others have in this thread have pointed out that at his very core, Peter Parker is an altruist (both in the everyday sense and the definition Rand uses in Virture of Selfishness) and tailors his life based on the Responsibility to Do Right. If anything, Peter Parker is a Kantian by way of John Rawls.

Now there is an Objectivist hero (albeit in the DC universe). He is the Qustion!#Charlton_Comics). The truly fascinating thing is that both Spider-man AND the Question were created by Steve Ditko (Ditko designed the costume, the motif, and the web shooters).

[–]OwlOwlowlThis 1 point2 points ago

Ayn Rand: Greatest troll who ever lived.

[–]MasterAardwolf 7 points8 points ago

I don't think Anne was really the greatest anything in the world. She wasn't that great of a writer, wasn't that great as a philosopher, and made terrible pancakes.

[–]OwlOwlowlThis 3 points4 points ago

Yeah, but she certainly knew how to make money off of peoples egos.

[–]mochuelo 4 points5 points ago

There's no rational way you can disregard the ideas of individual wealth.

This way you can just dismiss anyone who disagrees with you as irrational. Well, I'd rather be irrational and do good, than be rational and only care about personal gain.

[–]_catfacts 0 points1 point ago

With great shut the fuck up

[–]ArmadaOfFloaties 1 point2 points ago

So the society that allowed you to become wealthy deserves nothing in return? Not a single thought towards others and their wellbeing? Once personal wealth is achieved all concerns are irrelevant?

[–]Boomtowner 0 points1 point ago

I know a lot of successful teachers, firefighters and policeman who would disagree that statement (they are successful but they aren't rich hint hint).

[–]logrusmage 4 points5 points ago

I've never actually read any Ayn Rand - mordicat1998

[–]mordicat1989 7 points8 points ago

mordicat1989

[–]logrusmage 4 points5 points ago

Apologies.

[–]mordicat1989 4 points5 points ago

accepted

[–]SuperNinKenDo 0 points1 point ago

An attempt to achieve the good by force is like an attempt to provide a man with a picture gallery at the price of cutting out his eyes.

[–]Missing_Username 11 points12 points ago

Because the tenets of objectivism laid out in Atlas Shrugged go against the very core of the Spider-Man character.

[–]Askme444 13 points14 points ago

Probably because it's awful

[–]Ha_window 4 points5 points ago

Why am I even surprised this kind of stuff is on Reddit.

[–]gets_that_reference_ 18 points19 points ago

[–]Strivez 6 points7 points ago

There is always relevant XKCD

[–]classic__schmosby 1 point2 points ago

We're all still waiting for the "relevant xkcd" xkcd.

[–]ThirdFloorGreg 1 point2 points ago

It's probably somewhere in today's yesterday's, actually.

[–]Strivez 0 points1 point ago

Hah, classic schmosby

[–]DeathMetalFTW88 -1 points0 points ago

No, I think Spiderman would read Atlas Shrugged.

[–]tedacious 0 points1 point ago

I imagine Batman being a Rand fan. I think Spiderman would be more like a Wind in the Willows type, or All Quiet on the Western Front. Maybe For Whom the Bell Tolls.

[–]HeadlessMarvin 1 point2 points ago

Batman would be more interested in Plato than Rand

[–]tedacious 1 point2 points ago

Could be that he'd like both. He's a pretty existential crime fighter. He doesn't do things because he was gifted with superpowers and therefore feels the need to fight crime, he does it because he's got a bone to pick and shitload of money. I don't think having billions of dollars qualifies as a superpower, otherwise we'd have a few hundred people running around in costumes and sweet cars cleaning up our streets, rather than having Google, Microsoft, and Wall Street.

I'd love to see Warren Buffett's costume.

[–]HeadlessMarvin 1 point2 points ago

He didn't create Batman to benefit himself though. He chose this path to benefit society by creating a symbol of justice that Gotham lacks in it's corrupt infrastructure.

[–]tedacious 0 points1 point ago

I'm not arguing that he didn't feel compelled to do something about Gotham's crime, but besides his own free will, nothing forced Bruce Wayne to become the Batman. This is a pretty Randian philosophy. You take what is yours because it's yours (or because you feel it's yours), you make something because you can, and you hold on it no matter what. Iron Man readily accepts this concept, and his ego drove him to do the same thing. Heroes like Spiderman and Superman didn't chose their powers, so their powers (and reading material) I think would be a little more existential. Batman is a far more conservative superhero, and I'm sure Rand's philosophy would help him develop his persona. That's all I'm saying.

[–]HeadlessMarvin 0 points1 point ago

Rand's philosophy is focused on Self-benefit, not free will. Batman decided to take it upon himself to become a force for justice since it becomes the responsibility of the citizen to enact justice when the government fails to do so, as clearly outlined in Plato's Republic. He took responsibility rather than receiving it, this is true, but when the responsibility is to others instead of oneself it can hardly be considered Randian philosophy

[–]falsfield 5 points6 points ago

Because Spiderman is a hero, not a villain.

[–]Accipehoc 2 points3 points ago

[–]NotANinja 1 point2 points ago

Good issue choice!

[–]doyouknowwatiamsayin 3 points4 points ago

I thought it said "Atlas Unplugged" by Ann Romney.

[–]khosumet13 -1 points0 points ago

Spidey has good taste.

[–]kiraella 0 points1 point ago

Aka "It's Okay to be a Douchebag"

[–]ull90 0 points1 point ago

I find it hard to believe that Batman and Spiderman are talking to each other since they live in different universes.

[–]doyoulikebananas 1 point2 points ago

Even with all those Marvel DC crossovers they have?

[–]Epix115 17 points18 points ago

so....peter just casually wears the suit?

[–]leodavin843 38 points39 points ago

Wouldn't YOU?

[–]Epix115 19 points20 points ago

touché

[–]aspiringvoiceactor 0 points1 point ago

When your gf gets in danger all the time, you wanna waste any time getting ready to save her ass?

[–]MasterAardwolf 1 point2 points ago

It's lined with a silk and cotton blend.

[–]nebu7777 102 points103 points ago

Repost

title comnts points age /r/
Batman fails at trolling. 0coms -2pts 3dys funny
When Batman gets bored... 1com 2pts 4dys funny
Apply cool water to the burn 9coms 275pts 5dys funny
sniff 1com 4pts 3dys funny
HAHAHA.... AAWWWW...... :/ 36coms 1277pts 5dys batman
Scumbag Spiderman 3coms 11pts 3dys funny
Touche 0coms 26pts 2dys funny
Batman's prank call backfires (x-post from r/pics) 17coms 643pts 4dys comicbooks
I Feel Bad for Laughing as Hard as I Did 100coms 1360pts 4dys pics

source: karmadecay

[–]Samurai-L-Jackson 34 points35 points ago

All posted in 5 days too. Forshame

[–]Timett_son_of_Timett -3 points-2 points ago

Five days is a lifetime in reddit-time.

[–]Defiant47 20 points21 points ago

This is ridiculous. And they're all recent.

[–]Respondir 9 points10 points ago

And they all have terrible titles.

[–]theRAGE 4 points5 points ago

The comic is pretty bad too. Just a joke on batmans parents being dead. fresh.

[–]MasterAardwolf -1 points0 points ago

I thought it was worth a chuckle, and I haven't seen it before.

[–]fireinthesky7 2 points3 points ago

Seriously, I'm not much of a repost Nazi, but this is kind of bullshit.

[–]collkiwi 5 points6 points ago

Holy repost Batman!

[–]TheTalkingCamelAnus 2 points3 points ago

My repost sense is tingling!

[–]collkiwi 3 points4 points ago

Nice. I was trying to think of something for the Spiderman part, but the best I could come up with was: "Your friendly Neighbourhood Repost"

[–]MasterAardwolf -1 points0 points ago

Am I the only one who feels like the giant waste of space on the comments section is worse than reposting something? This isn't really adding anything to the conversation anymore, it's just another way of screaming repost. (which happens enough already)

[–]StringLiteral 1 point2 points ago

I wish it would happen less often, because that would mean people were reposting less. Meanwhile, I appreciate that someone does it, so that I don't accidentally upvote reposts.

[–]udjh 8 points9 points ago

[–]S1d3w4yZ 13 points14 points ago

[–]Deimos56 2 points3 points ago

Aaand now I'll never be able to take Batman seriously ever again.

[–]Elesium 1 point2 points ago

aaaaand added to the gif bank.

[–]Shamwow22 2 points3 points ago

[–]swatshot696 1 point2 points ago

I wouldn't say better, One-up-guy... pretty funny though

[–]E_lucas 28 points29 points ago

I find it very hard to believe that Batman would make a joke about dead relatives.

[–]Odusei 30 points31 points ago

I find it very hard to believe that a radioactive spider bite would turn someone into a superhero capable of climbing buildings and predicting the future.

[–]Timett_son_of_Timett 5 points6 points ago

instead of... ya know, just giving them cancer?

[–]aldude3 1 point2 points ago

I find it hard that I am still single. what is wrong with me?

[–]Sawgon 0 points1 point ago

I think you should stop being aldude3 and become alman3.

[–]WhtRbbt222 0 points1 point ago

i find it hard to believe that a DC superhero would be mingling with a Marvel one.

[–]dyboc 1 point2 points ago

Not sure if serious.

Pic1

Pic2

[–]Sawgon 0 points1 point ago

Wait, what? I genuinely didn't know this. Is this real? I'm slowly getting into the comic-book world. If that's real how and why did it happen? And do DC/Marvel usually do things like that?

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[–]E_lucas 2 points3 points ago

How does this make me butthurt?

[–]MasterAardwolf 0 points1 point ago

Was it a dead relatives insult?

[–]No-one-ever 5 points6 points ago

When asked what he thought was the key to making a good superhero, Kevin Smith said "Kill the parents early on." How true that is...

[–]dcummins700 0 points1 point ago

Did you watch Face/Off last night by any chance?

[–]No-one-ever 0 points1 point ago

hell yes.

[–]aspiringvoiceactor -1 points0 points ago

Which good superhero did Kevin Smith make?

[–]No-one-ever 2 points3 points ago

The man was asked to write for a Superman reboot, and wrote issues of Daredevil and Batman. Plus he's basically a god among nerds. He knows plenty about the topic.

[–]xkoala 2 points3 points ago

Bluntman and Chronic

[–]Synonysis 4 points5 points ago

feelsbatman

[–]kcdrews 5 points6 points ago

You're the hero reddit deserves, AND the one it needs right now

[–]ALT-F-X -1 points0 points ago

Lol not really, I just browse r/all/top and see this every couple of days. I'd thought it'd be funny to post all the ones I've seen so far. Nothing really special.

[–]ILL_Show_Myself_Out 2 points3 points ago

"They're at the show, and I'm just sitting here reading."

[–]jglobal 0 points1 point ago

And now everyone's sad... because you re posted this

[–]ViIlains 4 points5 points ago

... Stop mentioning that this is a repost. Some people haven't seen it making it still fresh. You don't have to comment about it.

[–]xNEM3S1Sx 6 points7 points ago

While normally I would agree, this particular one has been posted 5 or 6 times in the past week, WAY beyond the point of reason.

[–]BaseActionBastard 1 point2 points ago

What is this sorcery? I lost my job last week and I have literally glued my eyeballs to Reddit ever since. I've nicknamed the frontpage "Marie" because it is completely purple. Yet, this was the first time I have seen it.

[–]xNEM3S1Sx 0 points1 point ago

I end up on the 20th or so page every day, multiple times a day. It doesn't make it to the front page every day, but it makes it to 500 or so upvotes, which is enough to be top 20 or so pages.

Reddit Enhancement Suite has an infinite scrolling thing... its really not good for productivity, you think: "I'll just browse Reddit for a sec", then, two hours later, you're on page 30 or forty, and never noticed that you went past the second page.

[–]matidaou -1 points0 points ago

same here, gave it a chuckle; but i was shocked when i came to comments to see it is a 5th, 6th time repost.

hmm.. i have nicknamed the frontpage "elizabeth"; yet i'm browsing from work. something's wrong here.. sorry for the job loss bro.

[–]Jib96 -3 points-2 points ago

AGREEMENT

[–]MasterAardwolf 0 points1 point ago

Shut up meg.

[–]WorldOneWon -1 points0 points ago

Shouldn't spidey be masturbating?

[–]hongkongianhomy 1 point2 points ago

Fuck this :'(.

[–]APWTSIS 0 points1 point ago

I laughed

[–]Hookhand 1 point2 points ago

For fuck's sake, Spider-Man has a fucking hyphen!

[–]DesiBabu 0 points1 point ago

why did I laugh out loud after reading that? Am I in a danger of some sort, psychologically speaking?

[–]unknown_poo 0 points1 point ago

I think that Batman could defeat Spiderman.

[–]AlusPryde 0 points1 point ago

batman deserved it

[–][deleted] 0 points1 point ago

And they all got shot in Colorad

[–]Watson36K 0 points1 point ago

Well this wasn't just posted in marvel a few days ago or anything.

[–]kaiwolf26 0 points1 point ago

Feels bat man...

[–]DeNovoHope -1 points0 points ago

You could have waited at least a month before reposting... It's still funny though.

[–]MrCarrol 1 point2 points ago

upvote because spiderman is reading atlas shrugged.

[–]kc7wbq 0 points1 point ago

A cartoon about spiderman and batman? Edgy!

[–]OliverMcLovin 1 point2 points ago

Lol this just reminds me of baman and piderman

[–]Squarish_Ball 0 points1 point ago

This was posted the other day... come on people.

[–]Azyal 0 points1 point ago

This is ridiculous! They don't even exist in the same universe, so clearly this would never happen.

[–]Sinkdrain -1 points0 points ago

I'm only sad because Ayn Rand

[–]little_orphan_batman 0 points1 point ago

Why do you keep doing this to me, Joker??

[–]Veuxomz 0 points1 point ago

Soooo repost. How does this shit even get upvotes? It frontpaged of two default subreddits, including this one, in the past 5 days.

[–]WhitePostIt 0 points1 point ago

Every time I see a Spider-man costume featuring that stupid tick, I eel obligated to point it out, and ask:

what the hell is up with the tick?

[–]Duraace 0 points1 point ago

Wtf man this was just posted recently.

[–]ChiClops 0 points1 point ago

This was on the front page literally last week...

[–]SlickRomantic -1 points0 points ago

Spider-Man FTW

[–]ocxtitan 0 points1 point ago

And all at once, Batman grew up.

[–]mitchumm 0 points1 point ago

I do not understand this.

[–]AllThatFalls 0 points1 point ago

Spiderman's parents are dead too.

[–]dusklitcuriosity 0 points1 point ago

MY PARENTS ARE DEAD

[–]Vargas_the_Mad 0 points1 point ago

submitted 5 days ago by TheBackupUser http://i.imgur.com/Dilcn.j :/

[–]xdudeson17x 1 point2 points ago

Repost

[–]MastaPtrus 0 points1 point ago

All the feels...

[–]Jake_91_420 0 points1 point ago

This is posted nearly evey week.

[–]taexi 0 points1 point ago

I just saw this a couple of days ago..and I don't even use reddit a lot. How desperate are you for karma??

[–]vinney1369 0 points1 point ago

Wow, Spidey was so pissed his lines disappeared!

[–]b90 0 points1 point ago

Oh, I see... The theater is a metaphor for DEAD! HIS PARENTS ARE DEEEAAAD!!

[–]UnknownArchive -1 points0 points ago

Anyone seeking more info might also check here:

title comnts points age /r/
Batman fails at trolling. 0coms -2pts 3dys funny
When Batman gets bored... 1com 2pts 4dys funny
Apply cool water to the burn 9coms 275pts 5dys funny
sniff 1com 4pts 3dys funny
HAHAHA.... AAWWWW...... :/ 36coms 1277pts 5dys batman
Scumbag Spiderman 3coms 11pts 3dys funny
Touche 0coms 26pts 2dys funny
Batman's prank call backfires (x-post from r/pics) 17coms 643pts 4dys comicbooks
I Feel Bad for Laughing as Hard as I Did 100coms 1360pts 4dys pics

source: karmadecay

[–]JohannaRose91 -1 points0 points ago

repost. too soon...

[–]squiggilysk33t -1 points0 points ago

Thank you for posting this.

[–]Captain_SCHWING 0 points1 point ago

Thank you for reposting this.

FTFW

[–]Xenokinesis 1 point2 points ago

Spider-man is reading Ayn Rand? Interesting. Him being all about responsibility to society for having the ability to help it and such.

[–]JewBear3 -2 points-1 points ago

STOP POSTING THIS, IT IS AWFUL.

[–]Mnawab -1 points0 points ago

[–]Jables237 -2 points-1 points ago

Dear Karma whore OP,

I hope you get cancer and hit by a bus you reposting douche bag.

[–]Musicman1011 -2 points-1 points ago

rrrrrrrrrrrrrrepost

[–]dzamie 0 points1 point ago

Rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrepetitive letters!