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Spiderman... are there any GOOD fanfics out there? - David Lewis - 03-12-2009
You'd think this one would be easy, but oh my god no. I've been having very poor luck at finding anything engrossing (or anything other then teenage
angstfests!) to read, and given the success of my previous Sailor Moon and Tenchi Muyo, ect. fic search requests, and given the the huge variety of experience
and depth of knowledge of the subject of fanfiction here, I was hoping for some more suggestions? What in your opinion are the best (or at least GOOD)
Spiderman stories out there? Any universe or continuity is up for grabs.
- DreadnaughtVV - 03-12-2009
Just a Face on a Train
After rescuing a train from Doc Ock's attack, Peter Parker found himself unmasked and indebted to those he had just saved. 4 months later, a train
passenger again crosses paths with the young hero. Based on events from SpiderMan 2.
Complete - Spider-Man - Fiction Rated: K - English - Sci-Fi - Chapters: 5 - Words: 11,156 - Reviews: 300 - Updated: 3-24-05 - Published: 10-13-04
- Acyl - 03-12-2009
Seconding what DreadnaughtVV recommended. That is an excellent piece.
Unfortunately, I can't really think of any other good Spider-Man stuff.
I recommend http://forgotten.faithweb.com/MaxLandis/legit00.htm]'The Shocker: Legit', but it's not really a Spider-Man piece as such. It's about Spider-Man characters, but not Spidey himself - the webslinger does appear, but isn't really favourably portrayed. The protagonist is Herman Schultz, 'The Shocker', and the main characters are mostly second-string villains and such from Spidey's supporting cast.
I think it's a really good look at a minor Spidey villain who's had enough and is going straight, damnit. It's got a lot of action, very interesting alternate perspectives on the Marvel universe, and a fair bit of dark humour. But the piece could be a bit too over the top and mildly sue-ish, depending on your tastes. It's also quite violent, so your milage may vary.
The fic used to be on fanfiction.net, but was apparently pulled by the writer after Marvel expressed interest in the concept. What I've linked is a (probably unauthorised) mirror which seems to have the complete fic and epilogue.
-- Acyl
- Bob Schroeck - 03-13-2009
Thirding "Just A Face On A Train". I opened it up, intending to save it to text for later reading, and blew through it instead. Wow.
-- Bob
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Then the horns kicked in...
...and my shoes began to squeak.
- Wiregeek - 03-13-2009
*whistles*
Face on a Train was _wonderful_. I'm all fuzzy now O_O
"No can brain today. Want cheezeburger."
From NGE: Nobody Dies, by Gregg Landsman
http://www.fanfiction.net/s/5579457/1/NGE_Nobody_Dies
- Epsilon - 03-13-2009
Agreed. So this is what warm fuzzies feel like.
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Epsilon
- Sweno - 03-13-2009
Wow, Faces on a Train is all kinds of WAFF.
And I'm not normally a Spiderman fan.
-Terry
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"so listen up boy, or pornography starring your mother will be the second worst thing to happen to you today"
TF2: Spy
- Shay Guy - 03-13-2009
Recced it on TV Tropes. Funny coincidence -- last night, my anime club showed the first episode of the tokusatsu series. So weird watching Spidey drive the Mach Five and pilot the Megazord's ancestor.
Pronounced "shy guy."
A couple of crossovers of Peter & MJ with Lois & Clark - hmelton - 03-14-2009
Robert Culpepper has written a couple of Spiderman cross overs with Lois and Clark. Spiderman has to share the spotlight with superman, but it isn't to
bad. http://www.lcfanfic.com/author_c.htm#CulpepperRobert
howard melton
God bless