Andrew Garfield back tracked his call for a gay Spider-Man during a panel at San Diego Comic Con yesterday and called it "illogical":

“To speak to the idea of me and Michael B. Jordan getting together, it was tongue in cheek,” said The Amazing Spider-Man 2 actor. “Absolutely tongue in cheek. It would be illogical for me in the third movie to be like, ‘You know what? I’m kind of attracted to guys.’ That’s just not going to work. It’s clear. It was just more a philosophical question.”

However, Garfield then reaffirmed his, and Spidey's, support for the LGBT community:

“What I believe about Spider-Man is that he does stand for everybody: black, white, Chinese, Malaysian, gay, straight, lesbian, bisexual, transgender. He will put himself in harm’s way for anyone. He is color blind. He’s blind to sexual orientation and that is what he has always represented to me.”

While we still love Garfield, we also still totally want to see him as Peter Parker getting it on with another dude, don't you?