RowdyRodimus: that's a good question and here are the answers
The Spider-Man issue was all set in a room (save for when he and the girl went web swinging) with a little girl and SPider-Man. She had been a fan of his for years and collected everything she could about him. Near the end she asked if she could see who he really was, he hesitated for a few minutes but them removed his mask and told her everything.
He leaves and shows him crying, one of the last images shows that she is living in a hospital for terminally ill children implying that she will soon be gone.
The beauty of it was that it showed the kind of things that can be done in art of every kind, you can change up the normal flow (in this case, super heroes usually always just fight bad guys every issue) and do something different. It also shows that everyone is important to someone and that no matter how bad things are for you, there is always someone worse off and it's part of our duty as people to try and make things better for others in any way we can. I actually cried reading it and used it since then to try and help others whenever possible.
The Wrestlemania match is beautiful to me as not only a wrestling fan but as a wrestler. It was perfect in every way and should be used for anyone who wants to learn how to tell a story that gets the crowd into it. It's one of the few matches in WWF I've ever seen that can be watched by a first time viewer and they will understand everything that is going on even without commentary. If you've never seen it look for it on youtube and you'll see what I mean.
The Transformers one is a bit odd (even to me) but after seeing the Michael Bay movies and seeing the complex transformations that turn a car into a walking pile of scrap with a head, the simple five to eight moves that it takes to turn a semi into Optimus Prime or whichever one you're looking at, and to still give them an individual character so thehy don't all look alike is perfect. It's less about the Transformers and more the simplicity of things I find beautiful, it's one of the reasons I prefer John ROmita, Sr. to Jim Lee for example.
I'm glad you explained, I see where you're coming from with the spiderman thing. Not being a wrestler I find that harder, but I believe that beauty is also contained in diversity. The transformers thing, yes beautiful, in some ways amazing. I would recommend the Siberia games to you. I think you'd like them.
