Would Spiderman work in Washington DC? What threats would he have to deal with? How would you theme him and his stories to take advantage of the locale?D.C. limits building heights to a max of 130 ft on commercial streets, 90 ft on residential, and 160 ft along PA Ave, governed by the Fed Height of Buildings Act of 1910.How would he fight efficiently and travel quickly without shooting his webs on really tall buildings and swinging from point A to B?
>>155662119He only works in cities like NYC
>>155662119>Would Spiderman work in Washington DC?No. The buildings aren't tall enough for him to swing from. The end.
>>155662119Oh, this thread again. New spam?
>>155662119He could swing from helicopters and other aircraft, but they'd probably crash
>>155662119Realistically, he could stick around the core downtown and spread out to Rosslyn and Silver Spring if he absolutely needs tall buildings to swing from.>What threats would he have to deal with?Petty criminals around the Greater Washington area. Some supervillains who are evil and based in Northern Virginia.>How would he fight efficiently and travel quickly without shooting his webs on really tall buildings and swinging from point A to B?Metro. Maybe get a running start off the Old Post Office Building if he needs a tall point near downtown to swing from?
>>155662119He would have had a certain orange... cretin jailed multiple times if he was there.
>>155662119I like the idea of a Punisher series set in Washington DC more. Despite being right within eyeshot of the government, there is a lot of crime in DC because of "the usual reasons." I like the idea of a Punisher comic, about cleaning up the mess on the streets as well as in the government buildings.
>>155662119He'd become a hell of a lot more racist.
