If you’ve been wondering for years what ‘Spiderman 2’ would’ve been like if Pulitzer-winning ‘The Yiddish Policeman’s Union’author Michael Chabon‘s contributions to the script hadn’t been reduced to a mere story credit, well, exhale! McSweeney’s is letting you download the original script in order to promote Chabon’s new nonfiction collection, ‘Maps and Legends.’ “It’s like reading Pulitzer-winning fan fiction,” claims Gabe Delahaye at Videogum. We read a few pages and found it more like … watching Spiderman 2. But if anyone wants to study it more closely and point out the subtle differences, go to town.
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