Does no one really notice that this hero, who is typically in New York, is randomly in DC, at the same time as a group of high school students from New York, who he seems to be shadowing, while one of their own is unaccounted for? Hmm
shareI didn't like that either but it's always done in the comics too. Peter Parker will go to London or whatever and then next thing you know, Spider-man shows up. In the comics they are supposed to be working together though
shareAs stated above, this sort of thing happens in the comics. It's not even exclusive to Spider-Man. It's dumb, but kind of expected.
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