People ask questions like: "How does she get her hair into

>>87826006
The symbiotes are literally everyday utility cool shit

Minus the whole eating brains thing s

Could you imagine never having to buy clothes, or having a hundred hands? Shits cash

>>87826040
That's one of the memories I have from the Spider-Man cartoon. Like liked how the symbiote could change into whatever outfit he wanted (as long as it came in black).

>>87826124
Black is my favorite color
Fuck edgelords for ruining it

>>87826006
I'm cautiously optimistic about this run

>>87826006
Aren't cornrows a bit passé now?

>>87826630
Function is never passé.

>>87826608
The first book was surprisingly not bad at all outside of Tony being her AI. That part feels forced but I thought the rest was great.

>>87826608
>being optimistic
>about Bendis

>>87826006
Depends just jamming a helmet on your head gets it in your face.
I don't know how it works with white people hair but Pepper seems to put that shit in a ponytail. Not that it matters people are just being anal.
>>87826608
>cautious optimism
With Bendis that's overly optimistic.

>>87827039
Broken clock is right twice a day? He could fluke it

>>87827081
Not always, the minute hand could fall to a position that kt shouldn't be relative to its hour hand.

I'm not reading the book, but he has done good work before, maybe he can again.

>>87826608
>I'm cautiously optimistic about this run
You really shouldn't be. I liked the first issue, but most of the things I liked about it are inevitably going to be gone by the second (her cool suit and powerset, lack of Bendisspeak due to having Tony to talk to).

>>87826006
This is the state of Marvel comics
People pay for this
People spend hard earned money on this

>>87827247
People spending their money on an okay first issue? Oh the humanity

>>87826006
why do people think afros are these solid chunks of hair? they can be styled to look large sometimes, but they're puffy and without much mass. it'd be harder to tie up long straight hair than to compress an afro.

>>87826670
Cornrows aren't functional for shit though.

>>87828405
For keeping hair in place and out of the way for an extended period of time? I'm sure they are. They would be even more functional if you could have them done by a robot since they take forever to do.

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>>87826006
You're thinking small time. I assume her suit also uses some nanotech. There's no reason her hair couldn't be full of cyber lice and braid itself, or even whip around like little tentacles according to her will.

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>>87827247
People buy movie tickets too. Don't let it bother you. You'll digest your viddles better.