Scorpion's English

Can Spider-Man (Peter Parker) challenge a Homeland terrorist-psycho (Scorpion) for a securities-driven exchange for American examination(s)?

A late-night Spider-Man fable, featuring Mac Gargan ('Scorpion'). 

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The trauma of 9/11 in the American Homeland created a new demand for capitalism-defenses storytelling, but it also raised a new brand of Western-world adversarialism which is what this tale concerns.

SCORPION: I'm the new homegrown adversary; I've my doodle (now) on social-media for terrorism.

The new nemesis in the Homeland, Scorpion (Mac Gargan), staged chemical warfare threats in the United States (NYC) for a serious challenge to the modern culture-landscape of commerce-life Ego atmospherics of cinema-romanticism regarding pure media expressions of capitalism flowery/storyboards/traffic.

PETER PARKER: I'm the vigilante-defender of NY, and I'm using social-media fans for advocacy.

As Americans prepared for an East-Coast flowery surrounding pro-football spirits for a conference-champions showdown between the 49ers-Eagles, and Philly-fans on the East-Coast prayed for post-9/11 era Homeland energizers, Scorpion wished to subvert all this traffic chess optimism with his own chemical brand of poison, but Peter Parker ('Spier-Man') would seek to defend the fan-spirit of sportsmanship-sanity (wow),

SPIDER-MAN: I can challenge you, Mac!

SCORPION: You're merely a vigilante idealist, Peter Parker.

SPIDER-MAN: No way, I'm a costumed poet, Mac!

SCORPION: You think you've got the 'chess' to challenge my spice of terrorism?

SPIDER-MAN: Haven't you guessed...I'm the 'prophet' of social-media detectives?

"Capitalism is the astounding belief that the most wickedest of men will do the most wickedest of things for the greatest good of everyone" (John Maynard Keynes).

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)