What's the connection between the Connecticut man and water in comics?

I'm not sure, haven't come across such specific comics. Maybe it's a very niche or newly emerging topic.

In some comic storylines, Spider-Man might encounter water on a roof during a battle or while trying to save someone. It could add an element of challenge or danger to the situation.

I think the link could be that the overflow water is a backdrop for the comic's action or it could be a special power or phenomenon that plays a role in the comic's fictional world.

Not much directly. Acid water is usually a scientific or environmental concept, while comics focus on various fictional or creative stories. But maybe in some sci-fi or environmental-themed comics, they could be related.

I'm not sure there's a direct connection. Maybe it's a nickname used in a specific comic storyline, but I haven't come across it.

Well, Method Man might have inspired some comic characters or been involved in comic-inspired music. But the extent of the connection can vary depending on specific projects and collaborations.

Not quite sure. It might be that the characters in the furry comic have an adventure or encounter at the water square. Or it could be a symbolic element. But that's just a guess without more details.

The Connecticut man's comics could be special because they offer a fresh perspective or have a distinct way of depicting characters and situations. They might also incorporate elements specific to the Connecticut region.

Spider-Man and Molten Man often have confrontations. Molten Man is one of the villains Spider-Man has to deal with, and their encounters usually involve intense battles and Spidey's wits to overcome the threat.

They have crossed paths in various comic storylines. Sometimes they team up, sometimes they have friendly banter or minor conflicts.