I used to think I would be like Spiderman if I had powers/money/genius tech but I changed my mind after seeing this panel.
I also want to turn people into dinosaurs.
Honestly? Cancer is already getting cured, but no one will be able to afford it
But dinosaur people? Have fun refusing them or their families healthcare
Maybe turning people into dinosaurs is the morally superior option
“We’re not refusing you because of payment obligations; we simply do not know enough about dinosaurs to medically help them!”
tail lashes in agitation, destroying rows of waiting room furniture
“Please doctor, you have to try!”
Security officer runs into the room, pauses, slowly lowers taser
Good end: raises traq rifle with enough drugs to knock out a herd of elephants.
Bad end: raised a D. Eagle.
To be fair, the people who turn into dinosaurs don’t have cancer anymore.
It’s one of those “Would you press the button” questions.
You become cancer-free.
BUT
You turn into a dinosaur.
I’m pressing that button even if I don’t have cancer.
Sorry, cancer is a prerequisite for dinosaurification.
googles cheap airfare to Chernobyl
Cigarette prices have really gotten nuts these days.
I’m still doing it. I’ll probably get cancer anyways because of bad choices and genetics. At least then I can use my dinosaur powers for good until I get killed by the government.
Speaking of nefarious government actions; is it still cannibalism if your DNA is that of a dinosaur now?
Imagine the money from rich people eating dinosaur steaks.
Man has to know what he wants
Peter Parker doesn’t have a leg to stand on in this argument. Dude literally figured out how to synthesize spider silk in large quantities, which is one of the most sought after discoveries in materials science. Then he just uses it to swing around New York City and tie up bad guys. All his money woes would be over with just one licensing deal with Oscorp. His best friend even runs the company so he could stipulate how they use it
He is opening up many “spiderman web cleanup” jobs tho.
I thought canon was that the webs disintegrate pretty fast.
Spidey in the next panel: “Can the dinosaurs get cancer?”
But pterodactyl isn’t a dinosaur…
Is he turning people into pterodactyls? Just because he is, possibly because of his own machinations, doesn’t mean he’s turning others into pterodactyls.
Maybe he’s lashing out because someone else turned him into a pterosaur when he wanted to be a dinosaur.
Excuse me, good sir/madam. What?
Pterodactyl is a pterosaur, not a dinosaur
TIL!
Are there other animals in that category?
If it has or recently (evolutionarily speaking) had wings, it’s a pterosaur; there are several that look close enough to pterodactyls that they get lumped together in media. ‘pterosaur’ is literally ‘winged lizard’
That one that looks like a lizard with a giant sail on its back wasn’t a dinosaur either.
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Can I be a dinosaur too
Wish granted.
You are now a chicken.
I mean… He’s not killing anyone or hating anyone. He just turns people into dinosaurs. I wouldn’t hate being a dinosaur.
I don’t think he’s getting consent…
Uhhh no villain ever gets consent for their plans? So if that’s the only base, this is the least villainous villain ever.
I think non-consensually modifying people’s bodies (and minds, because who knows how a human mind maps on to a dinosaur brain) is pretty top-shelf villainy. People have body dysmorphia over body shapes human normally have. Toss on leathery skin or scales, and people will be offing themselves if there’s no fix.
Think about the villain from Wonderwoman 1984. He got consent (in the form of wishes) all the way.
These dinosaurs… cancer free?
No, yeah… I get it.
I don’t see how these are equal. Also, they’re clearly both a dinosaur and a person.
And I think I’d prefer to be turned into a dinosaur, too.
Sauron always has clear goals.
Por que no los dos?
Something something tech company CEOs
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That’s exactly how dna works. /s
Yes.
This is a comic book about a dude called:
Your tag seems to suggest that there aren’t genetic predispositions to certain cancers (e.g. BRCA1 for breast cancer). A better criticism might be “that’s not how cancer works” since every cancer type is essentially a separate disease. Cheers.
No its more about the dinosaur thing.
