| When an early script version of Spider-Man had the hero slashing someone's throat, Arad stepped in. "That would be the end of everything," he told the writers. "Spider-Man kills nobody." |
Well, they did allow Spidey to let Ben's killer die. In the comics, I'm pretty sure he would have saved him (and the killer was IIRC just arrested by the police, not killed in the comic book story).
It actually bothered me quite a bit that they didn't make Spidey at least try to save him. I'm glad they didn't let him slash someone's throat.
I agree that the Marvel characters have been handled pretty well so far, I hope they keep it up. of course, one thing they should do is let the movie origin of The Punisher be the same as that in the comics. Frank Castle shouldn't be a puny ex-FBI agent, he should be an ex-special forces killing machine...
/Mike