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Speaking of manga-quality fight scenes . . . I'm looking forward to Federico Vincentini's Miles Morales: Spider-Man tying into this, because that artist has been seriously on fire with fight scenes...

Makes sense, then.

Same here.

Same here. Considering the storyline being adapted for the season finale of X-Men '97, I'd also love to see J. Jonah Jameson standing up to Bastion like he did when he and Spider-Man had a guest...

Understandable.



It most likely will end up that way, given Peter's and Harry's differing philosophies on costumed heroics.

Sadly a very accurate summation of how these things end up, whether in fiction or in the real world.

Well, that would utterly suck, pun (somewhat) intended.

Story of his life, it seems these days, though I do like Tracks' theory on just who the actual villain of Blood Hunt is.

That would be interesting to see, though should it be Xavier spearheading this effort?

Hells, yeah, though I am definitely with you on hoping Rhodey and Tony don't actually fight next issue. I could see a somewhat harsh exchange of words, given what Rhodey's just been through for...

And they also didn't like that she was the one who got to marry Peter, even beyond the idea of him being married at all. That's been a huge part of the reason a lot of them have tried so hard even...

Before. This is just setting up the ASM tie-in mini by Justina Ireland.

Cool. Also, given how X-Men '97 is adapting Operation: Zero Tolerance for its first-season finale . . . and we've already seen a Spider-Man cameo . . . wouldn't it be great if we also got J. Jonah...

I think a good term would be "omnicide."



In a perverse kind of way, yeah.

Fair enough. It is at least a unique look for him, and speaking of . . . who (else)'s read the latest issue?

That she did.



Point.

As a Kamen Rider fan, same.

Good on you for reminding us of What If's Strange Supreme. The tragedy and horror of that particular version of Doctor Strange . . . was done quite well, I thought, by and large.



Yeah, either...

My childhood . . .

It happens.

In the Spider-Geddon motion comic for Spider-Man Noir? Cool. She was also Mary Jane "Em Jay" Watson from the Spider-Gwen: Ghost-Spider motion comic tying into Spider-Geddon, from what I recall. And...

Especially the Phantom Thieves from Persona 5, who were on a righteous crusade to "steal" the corruption in the hearts of their targets, which would have compelled them to feel remorse for their...

Gonna be some Instant Hell Murder, all right.

Ha, good one.

"Excellent work, Kingpin . . . you shouldn't have signed it."