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CrazySugarFreakBoy!
Member Since: Sun Jan 04, 2004
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Subject: I never thought I'd be posting One More Day/Brand New Day commentary to lighten the mood ...
Posted Tue Jan 22, 2008 at 08:25:06 pm EST (Viewed 422 times) |
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... But compared to the day's other current events, I'd say this qualifies as a pick-me-up.
seriousfic had already posted, not just one or two, but three installments in his (or her) metafictional "One-Man Spider-Marriage Ficathon," but the fourth, and latest, installment is the most moving of all.
Do yourself a favor and read it. It's a funny, clever, heartfelt and ultimately upbeat affirmation of fandom.
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Title: We’re Not Lovers (We Just Play Them In Comics)
Author: seriousfic
Rating: R
Characters/Pairings: Peter/MJ, Joe Quesada, the Marvel Bullpen and Spider-Man supporting cast (yes, Virginia, there is one)
Word Count: 5,488
Summary: Editorial says the spider-marriage has to go. Peter and Mary-Jane don't take it very well.
( Mary-Jane was struggling to keep it together. Her own trailer would probably be full of sympathy cards and flowers. Not that they were together, but they had a bond from working together so long. They knew each others’ cues, always read through their scripts together and made suggestions (MJ had a wicked sense of humor to bring to bear on Spidey’s quips), and they were just … partners. In just about every sense of the word. )
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Visionary
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Subject: I encourage creative expressions of frustration at Marvel's output. Non-violent ones, mostly. ;-) [Re: CrazySugarFreakBoy!]
Posted Tue Jan 22, 2008 at 11:35:43 pm EST |
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> ... But compared to the day's other current events, I'd say this qualifies as a pick-me-up.
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> seriousfic had already posted, not just one or two, but three installments in his (or her) metafictional "One-Man Spider-Marriage Ficathon," but the fourth, and latest, installment is the most moving of all.
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> Do yourself a favor and read it. It's a funny, clever, heartfelt and ultimately upbeat affirmation of fandom.
> __________
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> Title: We’re Not Lovers (We Just Play Them In Comics)
> Author: seriousfic
> Rating: R
> Characters/Pairings: Peter/MJ, Joe Quesada, the Marvel Bullpen and Spider-Man supporting cast (yes, Virginia, there is one)
> Word Count: 5,488
> Summary: Editorial says the spider-marriage has to go. Peter and Mary-Jane don't take it very well.
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> ( Mary-Jane was struggling to keep it together. Her own trailer would probably be full of sympathy cards and flowers. Not that they were together, but they had a bond from working together so long. They knew each others’ cues, always read through their scripts together and made suggestions (MJ had a wicked sense of humor to bring to bear on Spidey’s quips), and they were just … partners. In just about every sense of the word. )
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killer shrike
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Subject: I think this fan, like a lot of others, put too much importance on the Spidey-MJ relationship [Re: CrazySugarFreakBoy!]
Posted Wed Jan 23, 2008 at 06:33:34 am EST |
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> ... But compared to the day's other current events, I'd say this qualifies as a pick-me-up.
>
> seriousfic had already posted, not just one or two, but three installments in his (or her) metafictional "One-Man Spider-Marriage Ficathon," but the fourth, and latest, installment is the most moving of all.
>
> Do yourself a favor and read it. It's a funny, clever, heartfelt and ultimately upbeat affirmation of fandom.
> __________
>
> Title: We’re Not Lovers (We Just Play Them In Comics)
> Author: seriousfic
> Rating: R
> Characters/Pairings: Peter/MJ, Joe Quesada, the Marvel Bullpen and Spider-Man supporting cast (yes, Virginia, there is one)
> Word Count: 5,488
> Summary: Editorial says the spider-marriage has to go. Peter and Mary-Jane don't take it very well.
>
> ( Mary-Jane was struggling to keep it together. Her own trailer would probably be full of sympathy cards and flowers. Not that they were together, but they had a bond from working together so long. They knew each others’ cues, always read through their scripts together and made suggestions (MJ had a wicked sense of humor to bring to bear on Spidey’s quips), and they were just … partners. In just about every sense of the word. )
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Hatman
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Subject: While I am a pro-marriage fan, I think that people need to move on; it's not changing anytime soon. That being said, I may give this a read later; I always enjoy a good story [Re: CrazySugarFreakBoy!]
Posted Thu Jan 24, 2008 at 08:22:02 pm EST (Viewed 375 times) |
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> ... But compared to the day's other current events, I'd say this qualifies as a pick-me-up.
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> seriousfic had already posted, not just one or two, but three installments in his (or her) metafictional "One-Man Spider-Marriage Ficathon," but the fourth, and latest, installment is the most moving of all.
>
> Do yourself a favor and read it. It's a funny, clever, heartfelt and ultimately upbeat affirmation of fandom.
> __________
>
> Title: We’re Not Lovers (We Just Play Them In Comics)
> Author: seriousfic
> Rating: R
> Characters/Pairings: Peter/MJ, Joe Quesada, the Marvel Bullpen and Spider-Man supporting cast (yes, Virginia, there is one)
> Word Count: 5,488
> Summary: Editorial says the spider-marriage has to go. Peter and Mary-Jane don't take it very well.
>
> ( Mary-Jane was struggling to keep it together. Her own trailer would probably be full of sympathy cards and flowers. Not that they were together, but they had a bond from working together so long. They knew each others’ cues, always read through their scripts together and made suggestions (MJ had a wicked sense of humor to bring to bear on Spidey’s quips), and they were just … partners. In just about every sense of the word. )
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CrazySugarFreakBoy!
Member Since: Sun Jan 04, 2004
Posts: 1,235
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Subject: My method of "moving on" equals "boycotting Marvel." I don't do the Kübler-Ross stages of grief, because I've never allowed myself to reach the point of "acceptance" about anything, ever, in my entire life. [Re: Hatman]
Posted Fri Jan 25, 2008 at 12:04:30 am EST (Viewed 408 times) |
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