Spider-Man: Brand New Day on The Breakfast Club

What's harder? Starting over or letting go of who people think you are. That's part of what makes Spider-Man Brand New Day so exciting. Peter Parker is basically rebuilding his whole life, and if you've been around long enough, you know what it feels like when life suddenly says, alright, we're starting from scratch. That's why Spider-Man is always connected with so many people. Underneath the suit, he's just a kid from Queens trying to do the right thing. He's balancing responsibility, making mistakes, carrying the weight of the world, and still trying to figure life out. That's real. That's something everybody can relate to, and it's cool that Marvel hasn't shown everything. These days everybody wants every plot twist before the movie even comes out. I've been avoiding all spoilers, but sometimes it's better to leave a few surprises for the theater. Half the fun is making your own theories and then sitting back and seeing what actually happens. That's what makes Spider-Man timeless. No matter how big the action gets, underneath the mask he's still Peter Parker.