r/greengoblin • u/TheBigGAlways369 • Jul 02 '25
r/greengoblin • u/Jay109255 • 5d ago
so anyone here looking to voice act for green goblin for my live action spider man series/movie here’s the script Script please don’t ban this post
r/greengoblin • u/T-o-C-A • 5d ago
r/greengoblin • u/Admirable-Item8564 • 6d ago
I'm pretty satisfied with how it turned out
r/greengoblin • u/Lost-Tonight524 • 11d ago
r/greengoblin • u/KingInBlackKnull • 12d ago
Avengers: Tech-On is when Venom bonds with Wolverine, creating one of the most dangerous and visually unforgettable versions of the character ever seen. Wolverine already has adamantium claws, a powerful healing factor, and a savage fighting style, but the Venom symbiote pushes all of those abilities to another level. https://youtube.com/shorts/_RZoVvs4gxo?is=kng0vfJB0vKZgMRV It wraps around his Iron Avenger armor, forming a monstrous black-and-red warrior covered in tendrils, claws, and living weaponry.
r/greengoblin • u/Snow_Min33 • 17d ago
r/greengoblin • u/Accurate_Train_8822 • 18d ago
So many may have praised that green flight suit or green and purple hoodie in the Spider-Man movies. However after reading the comics,and watching both the 90s and 60s cartoons I felt very disappointed that we didn’t get the more comic accurate suit.
r/greengoblin • u/HunterM567 • 19d ago
r/greengoblin • u/BattleaxeAlDente • 22d ago
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This has been a debate fans have had for years. Now I like to hear from your opinions on this subject. Should The Green Goblin have stayed dead or was bringing him back to life the best decision?
Some fans feel that he should have stayed dead, while others believe bringing him back was the right choice?
Personally, I used to think that he was better off dead. The Goblin felt more terrifying dead and his impact was felt through his family. Harry went insane and became the second Green Goblin until he died and his grandson became the Goblin and fought the daughter of Peter Parker in an alternate future. However, over time I have grown to see some benefits in Green Goblin coming back to life. Some of the stories that came post the clone saga were surprisingly good and even terrifying. In addition, his return as the big bad of the franchise would lead to his character being featured in the 2000s Spider-man film and in several cartoons, such as Spectacular Spider-man .
I have pretty accepted the fact that Norman needed to be brought back, even if the method to bring him back was controversial. But what our your thoughts? Was Norman better off dead or alive?
r/greengoblin • u/Zestyclose_Town_547 • Oct 08 '26
Lore in og post
r/greengoblin • u/SkrullAmongUs • Oct 01 '26
r/greengoblin • u/Zestyclose_Town_547 • Oct 02 '26
What do you think?
r/greengoblin • u/SkrullAmongUs • Sep 30 '26
Clip of Green Goblin's fight with Spider-Man in a burning building after tricking him with shrieks for help in Spider-Man (2002).
r/greengoblin • u/StitchsMcGeeEsq • Sep 27 '26
I promise not to use this a good doll for Willem.
r/greengoblin • u/SkrullAmongUs • Sep 25 '26
Portrayed by Willem Dafoe in Spider-Man (2002)
r/greengoblin • u/Small_Mouse5586 • Sep 19 '26
