Godzilla "not a lizard channel" Mendoza haha funny good job you're so creative

How to fix lizard syndrome, give lizard another personality that’s has grey scales, acts like a mob enforcer, and calls himself, “Joe Repair it.”

Meanwhile: Eddie Brock went from Villain, to Lethal Protector, to a murderer that hunts symbiotes,and then he went through long and hard journey to become a hero, to the point of being accepted by the Avengers.

Maybe make a story where Kurt is gonna permanently lose himself to the Lizard, does something good to save people before his mind completely goes, and then the Avengers bring him to the Savage Land, where he can live out the rest of his life free, away from people trying to get to him.

The more advances in science we make, the more hilariously inept Curt Connors gets.
"We should shoot lizard DNA into people!"
"Okay. But we just managed to make this fully functional robot arm. Plus, let's see how far stem cells or cloning body parts. Artificial limb grafts, and I heard they found a way to make amputated body parts more compatible with the host-"
"BUT LIZARD DNA, THOUGH!"

I like the current direction Spencer's taken where Lizard's more of an anti-hero that will occasionally help Peter should the situation need it and his students are aware of his status as the Lizard. I'd say make him and his family a bit more like Man-Bat and his family were before the new 52 screwed them over, just a couple of monsters living their life, helping out the heroes while still keeping up with the scientific community. Doesn't sound completely original, but Man-Bat ripped off A LOT of elements from the Lizard, so I'd say it's fair.

"What is it? A lizard? Or a man?"


"I'm a LIZARD MAN!"


Yeah thats just his character

Getting married, getting their secret identity exposed, and dying

Everyone loves a good quotable villain line:
No, I am your father
You should have gone for the head
You wanna know how I got these scars
No, I'm a lizard man

Mr. Freeze: My wife.
The Lizard: My arm.

Let Billy become an angsty teenage lizard, and have him want to be Spider-Man's sidekick.

Honestly, I feel the only thing to do for this character is to give him a redemption arc that ends with a heroic sacrifice. Permanent heroic sacrifice, so none of that clone bullshit they pulled with Kraven.

Ya notice how Lizard and Green Goblin were the only Spidey Supervillains who didn't went to Prison on a Regular?

I just want a more fleshed out version of "Spider-Man: Life Story" where time actually progresses and characters stay dead. A short spin-off run where Pete has to live with the decisions he made.

This perfectly explains what I felt when I read Venom comics. One moment the symbiote is fueled by Eddie's love then years later it's actually his cancer then boom actually he never had cancer and the symbiote (along with every other symbiote) is actually an agent of the cosmos because Bendis said so despite it being specifically stated that they're a malevolent species. I hate comics but I can't stop reading them.

Hopefully in the second Spider-Man game we get Lizard. And the trophy for beating him should be called "A Reptile Dis-function"

The cyclical, stagnant nature of comic character development is a problem that’s plagued Peter himself a long time, and I think is the root of a lot of divisive choices made in other media about the character.

It's the same way with Mr.Freeze and arguably Two Face. Mr. Freeze is a great villain, but there's only one story you can tell with him and while nothing can ever taint his DCAU appearances, in comics he's either just a background character or we're repeating the same old plot thread for infinity. And anytime they do "and now Nora is a villain after being revived" it just feels like a cheap sales gimmick and nothing else. Most Batman villains barely get a story to themselves now and it feels like anytime DC gives Freeze a story, they do the same old thing over and over and over and over. And don't get me started on "a skilled surgeon has repaired Harvey Dent's face". For all the times Two Face gets his face fixed and then maimed two issues latter, it should just be a big pink slab of skin or half of a skull by now.

In the circumstances of Cates Venom, and Ewing's Immortal Hulk, the changes are built ontop of the pre-existing continuity in a way that builds and connects previous conflicting plot points, rather than ignoring them or changing them in a way that conflicts with the story.

Alternatively, consider stories like Batman RIP, where Grant Morrison intentionally wrote several back doors to fake out bringing Batman back, and connect Final Crisis to his over arching Bat Epic. Some of the back doors in that story are still being used as plot threads in books like Dark Knight Metal, and Death Metal, today.

I think those are two ways to go about changing characters, build ontop of and connect the pre existing threads, or build a back door out of it, for future writers to take advantage of

Deadpool forgetting his daughter still makes me mad. Actually all new deadpool comics makes me mad