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I still recall how this scene got adapted in the 90s animated series. Chills. All the chills.



Valid point there. I'm much the same way when it comes to Spider-Man.

"A small boy in Auschwitz . . . owes you that much."



Unlike Cap's arc in Spider-Man TAS Season 5, yeah.

Yeah, those all sound good, but especially the last one. Beyond simply Peter and Mary Jane back together, married, and perhaps starting to raise a family of their own, there is definitely a need to...

The eternal catch-22.



Should be interesting to see how this version fares.

Considering his horrified reaction when he encountered a video of himself gloating to whoever tried to break into his safehouse, unaware that the person breaking into said safehouse was himself in...

Exactly. Magneto and Tony teaming up to dunk on him is priceless.

David Hayter was Captain America in X-Men: Evolution, too? Cool.

Furthermore, it's not betrayal if Nimrod was never on the same side that Feilong assumed he was.

The Prime Sentinels are technically cyborgs, but yeah. And Spider-Man has the Living Brain and the Spider-Slayers as robotic enemies, if we can keep going like this.

As the meme goes, "They totally had us in the first half, not gonna lie."

Presumably in jail as of the end of Hallows' Eve's mini, but she did seem pretty confident that she'd buy her way out, so if she shows up again . . . that'd likely be how she managed it.

Maybe they can go on a road trip while riding that bus. I'd definitely read the adventures of the Scarlet Spider brothers trying to reconcile after everything they've done and been through.

Oh, I hear you there.

Yeah, 2027 is three years from now. I'm hoping it doesn't take that long.

Cosigning all of you, but especially the last one, since, yeah, Otto doesn't take kindly to competition, even from himself.

Hmm, yeah. As for "Chaos," wasn't that originally a brainstormed name for Cletus Kasady's symbiotic alter ego before they went with Carnage?

Druig? Crap . . .

That would be pretty cool, too.

Josh Keaton, whom I still prefer as Spider-Man of all the Marvel characters he's done, isn't too bad here as Captain America. That said, I could definitely see both sides of the argument with him and...

Or worse, like 2099, a cyberpunk-style hellscape where megacorporations took over the world and perverted the legacy of those heroes with the intent to weaponize and profit from them. Granted, it...

Understandable, and I'd be curious about the artist for the next series, too.

Angel was my jam back in the day. This would be an interesting roster.

Pretty much. It'd be the Brood all over again, only worse, as unlike with Broo, there's nothing and nobody that can control the Xenomorphs and redirect them from innocent people.

Cosigning everyone happy for how this issue turned out. Also, very bad@$$ strategic feat by T'Challa/Black Panther there.

Indeed . . .