#obvious plug

Has your version of Pete fought with Kraven's half-brother, the Chameleon?

How much of the clone saga did your pete get into. Cause I know at least my big divergence from your lore is that the death of Gwen Stacy has already happened. So I'm wondering if Kaine Parker exists or if it's just Ben Riley?

Love your art!

To answer your questions:

Yes Peter had encountered Chameleon but most likely didn't even know until the end who was causing the trouble until all he found was a discarded costume.

NONE. There is no satisfactory way for me to incorporate the clone saga at this time without it being some big unwieldy mess and i'm not terribly interested in working on that storyline. But hey it'll give you a way to standout from me and do something i won't be able to.

Best of luck with your fanfic! Do you best to have fun with it.

THANKS FOR BEING A FAN!!!

(Obligatory insertion of my art so it's not just a whole ass sea of text)

With the new ghostbusters movie coming out I've been feeling the pull to play a certain game. A ghostbusters game.  Oh yes. Strap on a proton pack, ready your ghost traps, and head out to fight your way through New York as you capture ghosts. And all in first person perspective.

Of course, I'm talking about the ghostbusters game made back in 2009. While there's another one going to be released soon it's not like I'm going to play it... mostly because I don't have an Xbox one, and I like eating more than buying expensive video games and consoles. Besides, while I do like the look and the setting for this new game, it doesn't exactly seem to capture what being a ghostbuster is all about.

 And no, I do not mean the whole gender issue which has been blown to epic proportions.

What I mean is exactly what I said earlier. The one back in 2009 immersed me in the ghostbusters world and built onto it, with well thought out appearances throughout the game. You revisited all the classic locations which were then built on to further with an amazing storyline. And yes, I know I'm saying this while fully nostalgicatized, or however I should put it.

But looking at the new game, which to be fair is based solely on scant images and footage, is basically a third person shoot'em up. Which don't get me wrong it can be a lot of fun, but you can apply that to anything. It doesn't exactly scream ghostbusters. Sure there are ghosts and you do have the proton packs and characters, but technically two out of three of those things can be swapped out really easily, and ghosts aren't exactly uncommon either. Hell, I can easily see this game being set in Savannah or Louisiana with just a few little tweaks.

Well, ignoring the potential game pitch, I'm guessing that only time will tell what the new game will be like, and when I'll have a chance to try it out. Luckily I can wait it out for as long as it takes since I have the memories of its predecessor to tide me over. Probably even more since I found it on steam for only 9.99$.

In either case, I'm more then willing to sit back and reflect on my first day as a ghostbuster.