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To borrow from one of the numerous Venom minis back in the 90s . . . "The Madness!"

That's a pretty compelling analysis of what makes Tony Stark who he is and what ultimately separates him from his "dark mirror" enemies.

Well, damn . . .

Thanks for sharing this.

Interesting points. As for Ben being the more idealistic and antiestablishment between him and Jonah, that follows from his characterization in the original Ultimate Spider-Man, in which (Aunt) May...

We'll see. And hell, speaking of schools, I'd love to see something like Avengers Academy pop up again.



Same. That, and tragedy without triumph every now and again . . .



I blame the Fox...

Thanks.



Kind of like Ezekiel Stane back in Fraction's Invincible Iron Man, as Reed Richards himself called Zeke "more imitative than innovative," but even more aggravating, and to an extent,...

I would also presume this is a little bit before Jed MacKay's Avengers tie-in to Fall of the House of X. We might get an answer for sure next issue, though.

On the subject of Dexter Bennet, he was probably not meant to be very well-liked, since unlike J. Jonah Jameson, he was a sleazebag with nothing in the way of journalistic integrity or standards.

Not bad . . .

Cosigned. I liked how it nonetheless did a better job with Spider-Man's core characterization compared to some of the stuff that followed up later.

Wasn't realistic, I'd think they were thinking, although in Cap's case, he was stuck in that void with the Red Skull's hands at his throat, to use his words, for 50 years.

Oh, yeah . . .



The last five years were a wasted opportunity, at least when it came to Academy X. Would have at least liked some Marvel Unlimited stories centered on them.

Could have been, yeah.

Yeah, I'd agree with that.



Point.



While Feilong tries his damnedest, despite his own genocidal aspirations towards mutants, he's nowhere near that level. He's nothing but a punk who got...

Pretty much, yeah.

Fair enough.



Interesting to know. Thanks.

Also good and valid points.

True enough, yeah.

And even ITSV ended with that Peter inspired by Miles to not throw his life away and take "a leap of faith" to improve said life, which led to him reconciling with (and presumably remarrying) his...

Makes a lot of sense when you put it like that, especially invoking the memory of Uncle Ben, as it was Aunt May's impending death from a gunshot by the Kingpin's sniper as a result of Peter publicly...

Makes sense. I'm the same way with the Spider-Man Unlimited cartoon from 1999. To think it's been 25 years . . .

That must be what's going on in there, I'm certain.

You're welcome, and fair enough.



Yeah, points. There's a lot more guilt and trauma and pain in Tony's history that could have easily provided greater context for his ruminations on his regrets...

You're welcome.



Lady Deathstrike? I could see that.



Oh, definitely.