CB: With The Amazing Spider-Man films receiving just a lukewarm response, is Sony trying to hit another jackpot?
Spider-Gwen, Marvel’s biggest character find of 2014, seems primed for a big-screen treatment. The spider-powered Gwen Stacy from an alternate universe is already a massive hit with readers across the board. Despite her brief "Edge of Spider-Verse" story to prove her worth as a character, Spider-Gwen has already infiltrated a sizable chunk of popular culture. Marvel already awarded the character with her own ongoing series. Fans adopted her instantly iconic costume at New York Comic Con. The mainstream media has given her some ink. Heck, there’s even a real-life adaptation of the single that Spider-Gwen’s alter-ego performed in the pages of "Edge of Spider-Verse #2." This is all just a long way of explaining that the girl’s got game right now.
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I love the idea, but I think you need to let the series get going and see how long this excitement lasts. See where comic book writers take her, then decide.
I don't think it's a smart move to dump millions of dollars behind an idea that just started. I mean other heroes like Alpha and Nova got excitement too, and now look at them.
i dont mind if they are bringing back gwen to life, the chemistry with spidey and gwen in the movies were the only bright spots.