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Ultimate Spider-Man and the X-Men vs MAGNETO! | Amazing Friends

"Spider-Man and his Amazing Friends!" Things are changing in the young life of Peter Parker: Johnny Storm of the Fantastic Four is now his buddy - and the hot-headed super hero has taken a liking to Peter's classmate, Liz Allen! But something is horribly wrong with Liz - something that will soon affect the life of every student at Midtown High - including Peter's ex-girlfriend, Kitty Pryde! Never miss an episode by subscribing today! https://bit.ly/2WYvgkt #spiderman ComicPop is a few friends talking about comic books. The ComicPop team brings a bunch of unique points of view to every single discussion about a comic book, graphic novel, character or story arc. You can find full conversations about your favorite titles from Marvel and DC Comics, plus a few pretty key independent comics. If you're looking for a long, funny conversation about Batman or a deep dive into why Spider-Man is so neurotic, check out the hours and hours of amusing, insightful and downright stupid conversations about some of your favorite comic books over the years. If you're a longtime comic book reader or just starting out, make sure to subscribe right now! Check out the official ComicPop trade paperback library (updated daily)! https://www.libib.com/u/comicpop Other places to find ComicPop: Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/comicpop Discord - https://discord.gg/YdyWAhH Twitch - http://www.twitch.tv/comicpop TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@comicpoppa Instagram - https://instagram.com/comicpopofficial Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/groups/comicpop/ Drop us a line c/o ComicPop PO Box 1157 Denville, NJ 07834 (NOTE: Do NOT send anything you might want returned.) ComicPop https://youtube.com/comicpop ComicPop Returns https://www.youtube.com/c/ComicPopReturns ComicPop Plays https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmdImYSigY8bL4KppE5i-UA

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Justin Schuh

Fun video. I never read the Ultimate book, but I did I get up every Saturday morning as a kid in 1983 to watch this show while eating a bowl of very sugary cereal. Anyway, the story I always heard about the origin of Firestar was that Marvel pitched the cartoon for Johnny Storm (promoting characters from their top 3 performing books at the time), but they hit a licensing conflict. So, they decided to make a new female character instead. (FWIW, that's also what's in Wikipedia.) As for Kitty and gravity, she can "walk on air." The idea is that she's weightless when she's phased, but can e.g. unphase just the soles of her feet to push off of the air below her . She did this often in the 80s X-Men comics (usually with a thought bubble where she explained what she was doing, because that's how they rolled back then).