[ SECRET POST #4198 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4198 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

isn't peter a highschooler in the comics tho

[kamino_neko]

Not for a very long time, in the main universe. There's a new series starting with a teenaged Peter, but that's not in the main continuity. Until recently, he was running his own company.

[(Anonymous)]

Peter hasn't been a high schooler in over 50ish years. Possible longer. His high school career is the shortest of how long he's been published.

[(Anonymous)]

I could have sworn he was a college student early on, but Wikipedia says no. The first Tobey McGuire movie came out right as I was graduating college and a friend in grad school the following semester groused about how "Peter was supposed to be a grad student." I think a lot of us who didn't read Spider Man comics or hadn't known much about the character prior to the movies just assumed Peter was supposed to be whatever age he was in whatever comic or adaptation we happened to lay eyes on first. For me, it was apparently something with college-age Peter. For my friend, it was grad-school Peter (if he was ever even in grad school).

[(Anonymous)]

Which makes sense but doesn't at the same time because outside of peter's origin story, all his well known stories are when he's an adult or college aged. That's like thinking batman is always alone even though he only has about a year real time before Robin appeared who has been apart of the canon for over 75 years. Comics are weird but if movies keep focusing on origin stories/early years we're never gonna get any growth.