This has turned toto a super comic but its a slow buildup telling us the readers of how harry ,kindred came to be
ASM has not turned into a super comic. The earlier issues like Gibbon were much better ( Gibbon was one of the best of the 21st Century). This Osborn story has become one big soap opera, and we all know how it will end: Osborn becomes good then will become bad again: Just like Otto became good and then bad again. Spencer likes the Osborns and will look for every way to use them just like Slott preferred Otto and did the same with him. When Spencer leaves the book Norman will revert to being the same old sociopath he always was just like Otto did.
Last edited by NC_Yankee; 02-12-2021 at 05:25 PM.
Im sorry I didn't mean the ony one. I can think of lots of Spider-man stores.I meant the sin eater to current.but it is a slow bulld up
But is the plan to actually bring Vanessa back? He could also be planning to bring Richard back, so Richard could take over one day for him. It could also be to de age Fisk himself like Silvermane planned, or Fisk can try to use it as a way to gain more political power. In all of those scenarios Peter needs to stop him
Last edited by NC_Yankee; 02-14-2021 at 05:10 AM.
How many times has Aunt May learned his identity? In my mind, Amazing 400 was cannon and she revealed it right before she died. That was the perfect ending for her. Everything that came after, was just to stretch out the story of Aunt May due to a lack of new ideas.
Because Peter never told her the truth on his own. Rather than them resolving Peter's secret while she was still ok, they only talked about it when she was dying and it was still shoved aside. It's like if Aunt May were revealed to be gay. They could say that they had a gay character without actually having to write one. We're not allowed to have Aunt May react to it.
I liked how it was handled in Spider-Man 2 where Peter revealed his other big secret: how he let Uncle Ben down. It wasn't an easy moment for either of them, and she was clearly upset, but Peter told her of his own free will and she clearly got over it.
Another good comparison is the 1610 Clone Saga. Prior to this we get a lot of insight into Aunt May's anxiety beyond just "that horrible Spider-Man", so while it hurts to see her kick Peter out, it still felt like a natural response since from her perspective, he was taking advantage of her.
We don't really get that from the 616 version.