Phantom Thief Kidd in the Comic World

"Last night, did you know that Iron Man challenged Kaitou Kidd?"

Gwen suddenly asked.

"Ah? I know, why do you ask?"

Peter was stunned for a moment, then nodded.

"You usually like Iron Man so much, I thought you would go to the Stark Expo."

Gwen smiled at Peter.

"Actually, I wanted to go to the expo, but my father wouldn't let me go."

At this point, Gwen pouted, looking very dissatisfied.

"Eh?"

Peter was surprised to see Gwen like this.

"Do you like Iron Man too?"

Peter asked with excitement on his face.

"no."

Unexpectedly, Gwen shook her head.

"So are you a fan of Batman?"

Peter was puzzled. There were only two heroes that New Yorkers admired most. One was Captain America, who had been dead for many years, and the other was Iron Man.

In fact, Tony was already very popular with New Yorkers before he became Iron Man.

As for street vigilantes like Daredevil, they are basically not in the eyes of the public.

It’s not that there aren’t many New Yorkers who like Batman, an out-of-town hero who has disappeared for eight years, it’s just that they are generally very old.

Children are always most familiar with Captain America, whose influence reaches every corner of the United States and has never diminished over the years.

Many videos taken by Captain America have now become standard equipment for school education and are deeply loved by children.

They vowed that they would never forget Captain America for the rest of their lives.

Especially when students are given detention...

Anyway, Peter took it for granted that Gwen would like a certain superhero.

After all, it is impossible for primary school students like them to be interested in science and technology exhibitions.

However, Gwen still shook her head. In fact, she didn't even know that Batman existed in the world before, because George never told her heroic stories.

"I want to meet Kaitou Kidd."

Gwen smiled brightly at Peter.

"Wha...what?"

Peter hesitated, unable to believe what he had just heard.

If he remembered correctly, Gwen's father was the police chief, right? Then she was the daughter of a police officer. How could she worship a big thief?

"I understand, you...you want to catch Kaitou Kidd...right?"

Peter laughed dryly and forced the topic to continue.

"Mr Stacey would be very happy if he knew."

"Why do you want to capture Kaitou Kidd? He is not a bad person."

Gwen's big, smart eyes widened, and Peter couldn't help but be stunned for a moment.

"But he is...a thief..."

Peter's voice became smaller and smaller. In fact, he didn't know whether Kaito Kidd was a bad guy or not.

The moral values ​​taught to him by Aunt May made him firmly believe that criminals are bad people, but the person who saved him yesterday was Kaitou Kidd.

Peter must admit that Kidd has a kind heart and handsome appearance. It is indeed difficult for people to hate such a person.

"Didn't Kaitou Kidd return all the things he stole to others in the end? Even if he didn't return some, he used them as donations. He has never hurt anyone else. Isn't such a thief a bad person?"

Gwen's cute eyebrows wrinkled. She didn't like Peter's remarks, just as old-fashioned as her father.

"Uh... you're right."

When he saw Gwen frowning, Peter immediately raised his hands in surrender and agreed with Gwen's point of view.

"I made a decision!"

Gwen suddenly clenched her fists and said excitedly.

"I want to join Kaitou Kidd's fan club, do you want to come with me?"

Peter was about to say that he had joined the Iron Man fan club, but he looked at Gwen's tightly clenched pink fist.

So Peter nodded very sincerely.

"Anyway, there is no rule that says a person can only join one fan group..."

Peter thought to himself.

In fact, Gwen's strength is very small and cannot threaten Peter.

But for some reason, at that moment, Peter seemed to see Aunt May appearing in front of his eyes, urging him to quickly agree to Gwen...

In a rental house in Manhattan's Chinatown.

Magison and Charlie looked at each other and nodded to each other.

McGison took out a mashed potato that seemed to be shaped into a rectangular shape and ate it in two or three bites.

Charlie took off the bow-tie voice changer and threw it aside, and then started barking at McGison.

McGison: "..."

Seeing that McGison didn't even blink, Charlie put the bow on again and asked curiously.

"How's it going? Do you understand?"

McGison: "..."

Charlie gradually felt that something was not right in the atmosphere.

"Did you understand just now? That means this thing is useful, right..."

McGison: "..."

A large amount of cold sweat dripped from Charlie's forehead.

After staring at Charlie for a long time, McGison finally withdrew his gaze.

"Charlie, how about we go eat dog meat hot pot tonight?"

Charlie: "!"

"I'm warning you not to go too far. I just complained about your dog abuse..."

McGison narrowed his eyes and said, "Remember it carefully."

Charlie swallowed a sip of water, and he was now very sure that McGison must have understood what he called just now.

Is that thing really so evil that it can allow humans and dogs to communicate without any barriers?

What's happening now starts after McGison crippled Ivan.

After McGison was released from his mad state, he quickly left the expo, disguised himself several times and walked around dozens of blocks before returning to Chinatown.

Then comes the custom of collecting rewards.

"Target stolen: Mountain of Light"

"Treasure value: A"

"Complete Difficulty: Hard"

"Gorgeous level: preview A/official C - overall B"

This time's gorgeous level has undergone major changes from before. After all, if there is a public preview before the official action, the risk of subsequent actions will be countless times greater.

It is difficult to ensure that the preview is gorgeous, so it is a very reasonable mode to calculate it separately and then integrate it together.

"Final Rating: A"

"Get your reward: Translate Konjac"

"Translation Konjac: From the world of "Doraemon", it is a universal translation artifact. When used, it only needs to be eaten in front of the target to take effect, allowing the user to understand the person in front of him, whether it is an earth creature or an alien creature. The languages ​​of all species in the universe can also communicate normally with each other. Note that this effect is not only effective for language, but also for words.”

Good guy!

Seeing this reward, McGison didn't know what to say.

This thing is really awesome when it comes to being strong, but it is really useless when it comes to being weak.

Although McGison will most likely learn from Star-Lord and travel to other planets to promote earthly arts. Star-Lord chose dance, and he chose magic.

At that time, translating Konjac will be of great use.

But the reason why it's useless is...

Isn’t the lingua franca of the American comic book universe English?