[BitWielder1]

It's a comic, it's not real, story lines change, alternate universes exist, popular characters come back from the dead.
Is she too black or not black enough? I don't get it.
So what if an imaginary girlfriend of an imaginary character have some extra imaginary melanin?
As long as the movie is a good entertaining yarn, it's good enough for me.

[Wonder Warthog]

"As long as the movie is a good entertaining yarn, it's good enough for me."

That is the problem, though....most "reboots" rarely are. And in the case of Spiderman, they got it right the first time. The first reboot with the teen Spidey was horrid. I shudder to think what this one will be like.

The first Fantastic Four wasn't up to the first Spiderman, but it was still far better than the "reboot".

Most recent case....Ben Hur. How could anyone think they can do better than Charlton Heston???

It appears that there must be a new drug on the Hollywood scene that is sapping what little real creativity was left.