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Smash the tail of a lizard, it grows back new. Smash a school with the tail of a lizard, it stays smashed. Until now, that is.

An endowment to the New York City public schools system from Fireheart Industires will help pay for the repairs to the damage suffered by Midtown Science High as a result of Dr. Curt Connors? rampage three months ago.

Casino owner and businessman, Thomas Fireheart, presented the donation to the city school?s chancellor in an afternoon ceremony at the school. The gift of two million dollars will cover the entire estimated cost for repairs.

Attending the event, senior student and co-captain of the school?s football and basketball varsity teams, Eugene ?Flash? Thompson said, ?This place was a freaking mess after the Lizard smashed it up. But it would?ve been a lot worse if it wasn?t for Spider-Man.?

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Is it just me or does it look weird the way he's just floating above the ground like that? It just gives away that he's being lifted into the air for me. Something along the lines of this would be much cooler:

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What's neat about the photo though is that the smoke behind him looks a bit like his original mask.

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That was awesome! They really did wait long enough before showing how Electro really is in this film. The previous footage/pictures made him look a bit dull compared to what that trailer shows. I'm so excited for this film to come out!

The new Enemies Unite trailer clocks in at 3:50 

 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dW5u_y27LmQ#t=0

 

To long a trailer, don't need to see the film now (y)

 

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