PC advocates made no complaints when Dan Slott put Peter in charge of a corporation, while keeping MJ out of the main proceedings. It's clear whoever the SJWs were whom Marvel caved to years before, they weren't real Spider-fans, and definitely not Marvel fans. Otherwise, they would've been proud of Stan Lee for what he worked hard to create. Instead, they took it all apart.





On which note, if Busiek's story isn't faithful to the continuity as originally envisioned by Lee, one which respects Mary Jane's creation and subsequent marriage to Peter, then what good is it to write up a short story set in the late 60s-early 70s period? That One More Day's undoing of the Spider-marriage is, so far as I know, still in place, taints practicallypast decade. Maybe that's why his following statements on responsibility ring hollow:Indeed. So why didn't Busiek when he made some of his most politically charged statements in past years, taking up positions that aren't demonstrating responsibility, and could affect other people very negatively? That's why, while he may have once been a good choice for many Marvel books, he sadly may no longer be.

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