Putting aside the fact that you don’t really provide any examples, so I can’t really say what you consider “forcedfully added in”… that’s how fiction is? Superhero series have been around for decades now, switching from writer to writer. Is it that hard to believe that within that whole daisy train of creative talents, going down the line one writer decides to try something different?
That’s funny because that’s always been Peter Parker’s thing. Like, in 2007 Marvel execs set up the One More Day story arc, where Peter sold his marriage to the devil, because they couldn’t possibly comprehend a Peter Parker who is a responsible adult.
So again, why would people be upset if, like, he retired and passed his mantle onto Miles Morales or something?
See, One More Day is still infamous as being the worst written piece of garbage regarding Spiderman, ever, not just because of the content but because of the character misrepresentation- it was so bad that it got basically immediately retconned out of existence. So, that isn't really a defense, and if anything, provides support for what Black Beat is talking about.
Spiderverse, with Peter being taken out of the picture and Miles Morales taking up the mantle, is highly lauded exactly BECAUSE it did it right like that, having one hero hand off the cape to the next iteration, rather than trying to supplant the previously existing character, as was initially done with Miles before they figured things out.
life changes it is not the 1930’s anymore. Things change or we are stuck with the exact same story’s being told over and over again.
People only says things should not change when it come To ‘woke’ stuff. Guess what many of the best plot points in these long running series came letter on.
Alfred raising Batman
The Flash’s mom being killed by the the Reverse Flash
Magneto surviving the Holocaust
These are major parts of these characters now but they were originally not part of them. Marvel is supposed to be “the world out side your window” and that world look very different now
Alfred raising Batman and Magneto being a Holocaust survivor were both initially
conceptually parts of the characters, though? Magneto was originally Roma, not Jewish, but they were rounded up by the Nazis, too, you know. Reverse Flash killing Flash's mom is canon to the DCU, Professor Zoom doing it is canon to the DC comics.
Also of note is that none of this came about because of "woke stuff". And stories from the 1930's retold are still very popular, while modern comics with "woke stuff"... aren't. I'll leave it at that.