I joked about it, but in reality it depends on what the origin of the mask is. If that's some kind of machine mask that Tony made for him that has adjustable eyes, so be it. Lord knows why it's necessary, but whatever. All it did was widen and contract. What good that serves I have no idea, but if it's function of a mechanical mask, fine.
I've always said - my problem with squinting masks is that a) the mask does not have the physical properties necessary for it to squint because it is a piece of fabric and b) a good writer shouldn't need to use fake mask squinting as a visual tool.
And furthermore no poor high school kid is going to have the ability or resources to develop a mechanical mask on his own. The whole thing is just stupid and I hate Spider-Man.
