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Ryan Reynolds in Deadpool

The 10 Best Moments From 2016’s Comic Book Movies (So Far)

It's been an interesting year for comic book movies so far. While Captain America: Civil War was the hit everyone guessed it would be from the second it was announced, Deadpool far exceeded expectations both critically and commercially.
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10) Peter Parker Makes A Spectacular Discovery

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As after-credits scenes go, this may not have been Marvel’s most exciting effort, but it was still pretty cool. Recovering from fighting alongside the rest of #TeamIronMan, Peter Parker fiddles with his web-shooters and ends up discovering something new which has obviously been put there by Tony Stark.

In the comic books, Spider-Man always used that massive “spider signal” as a way of announcing his presence to criminals, but this version appears to be quite a bit more advanced than that. In fact, it may very well be something the young wall-crawler can aid him in his crime fighting activities, and while giving Peter access to this sort of technology may be a departure from the source material, it will be interesting to see the sort of impact this has on his adventures.


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