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I don't know, RYV is an alternate take on the characters (at the moment), it's not as glaring as the blatant misfires in "Mayday"'s appearances in Spider-Verse where more knowledge of the long-term...

Aren't they all?

See? Ya got me quoting the Distinguished Competitors now.:D

If, according to Quesada, "all stories still count", that future is still going to happen The key question is to...

Doesn't matter. One-Above-All pointed out Peter and MJ overcome everything regardless of what they force on us. And if Stan still considers them married, and keeps them married, that really just...

During Civil War, the One-Above-All essentially told Peter he'd still end up with MJ regardless. She's the certified endgame no matter how many years you drag the Ross and Rachel game out.

So long as the dream is tangible, so long as the dream still exists, it will never die.

And boy does it still exist

My point is he will remain married in the newspapers regardless, and so long...

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Alternative pencils from Kubert.





If you really dig into those comics, the marriage was...

I keep hearing the Spider-Man Unlimited runner had a better storyline for this than the comics. From the gameplay I've seen, it also had a more boundless, optimistic and on-point Mayday, perhaps she...

http://www.comicbookresources.com/article/axel-in-charge-navigating-the-secret-wars-landscape-responding-to-a-challenging-week

Hmm...there's that line again

I think it had it's good points even if he did burn out around the departure of Romita Jr. Much Spider-Verse and Cindy Moon owe everything to his concepts.



I remember Peter going to Latveria...

Yeah, I reckon there will be at least one point series every year, maybe a "showcase" book for the A-listers of the present or yesteryear

Mainly because an on-point MJ is a complete badass. More so than Peter sometimes.

My point still stands. People will always be interested in the marriage, it never really ever will go away,...

...Until fan demand/nostalgia kicks in or fans who liked the marriage become Editors and writers in the future.

It's charming and bonkers. They always go in the wackiest possible directions, and Peter's greatest enemy is normally the superior club-to-the-head or falling brick. I loved the one where the Ox is...

Felicia and Macendale...oh this show and it's crack pairings

This is the latest crazy twist in the Spider-Man newspaper comic strip as of today. While out web-swinging with MJ, the pair are attacked by Hobby, Peter goes after him and Hobby declares that Norman...

Cindy's heartbreak smile should be worn at parties. Always.

Well the last two times Slott briefly tackled a married MJ during Spider-Verse (MC2 and newspaper comic), he seemed to have a good handle on her, so as hot/cold as I am on how he writes normal MJ in...

Very much this. MC2 Peter was "my" era's Peter, and he had the perfect ending to his career, managing to take down his arch-rival that had been terrorizing him throughout the latter half of the 90s...

One Blown Day.

One Bogey In Nose.

Not really accurate, as the newspaper comics will still be running before, during, and after SW and Peter is still happily married there

I don't know about that...Norman will be in some position of power in the second issue of Costas' Spider-Verse when Gwen runs into him. Would seem a bit repetitious.

Given the Regency is tied to...

Now there's a thought...Kraven's Last Hunt was the first story to define and properly test the Spider-Marriage...what kind of test would the marriage have if KLH did'nt occur and Kraven never...

Difference between the 90s and now...the 90s actually bothered with addressing convoluted details like that

Definitely a good read. Peter's a bit more reined in, and the focus on Yuri's drive led to some impactful moments (and yes, I know there's a missile launcher gag just waiting there)

Adorbs

Regardless of what RYV lumps us with, the full-on Peter/MJ focus from the creative pool is more than welcome