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[Toxin45]

Looks like spider man is back in black and hunting his villains while green goblin is making a comeback

[Matt14teg]

Might be that norman gets his sins back most likely; of course I'm under the impression norman might have some contingencies should this happen.

[Kurolegacy]

Might be that norman gets his sins back most likely; of course I'm under the impression norman might have some contingencies should this happen.

From what people have been theorizing, Peter gets infected with Osborn’s sins causing him to hunt down his rogues which lines up pretty well with the fact that Queen Goblin is back and Osborn is feeling the guilt of having killed her. So I’m guessing this is all building towards Osborn taking responsibility and taking his sins back thus bringing back the Green Goblin.

[Matt14teg]

From what people have been theorizing, Peter gets infected with Osborn’s sins causing him to hunt down his rogues which lines up pretty well with the fact that Queen Goblin is back and Osborn is feeling the guilt of having killed her. So I’m guessing this is all building towards Osborn taking responsibility and taking his sins back thus bringing back the Green Goblin.

So wait are we about to get some christian allegories for norman becoming Jesus for taking sins and maybe dieing for them. Oh god if they do christian iconography with green goblin, I'm gonna burst out laughing.

[Daibhidh]

Might be that norman gets his sins back most likely; of course I'm under the impression norman might have some contingencies should this happen.

Comics having a tendency towards idiot plots, i.e. plots that make perfect sense once you realise that all the characters are idiots, and this run apparently more than most, I suspect Norman hasn't done anything to anticipate that happening.

[Garlador]

So wait are we about to get some christian allegories for norman becoming Jesus for taking sins and maybe dieing for them. Oh god if they do christian iconography with green goblin, I'm gonna burst out laughing.

Setting a reminder here. I’ll lose it if they do this.

[Matt14teg]

So correct me if im wrong wells is writing up to 50 issues & after the sins business we have a 3 issue arc, then the aforementioned gang wars, & Well's supposed final arc. From the looks of it there will be no attempt to touch anything he has done with MJ, unless there's a random side book out to explain that. What will be the finale of his arc if it's gonna be a rise to glory kind of situation?

[HypnoHustler]

Looks like spider man is back in black and hunting his villains while green goblin is making a comeback

Peter going ‘back in black’ ceased being special when it started happening every 2-3 years. Didn’t he just do this in ‘Hunted’? Also, I’m still a bit salty about JMS retconning the costume to represent Peter’s dark side which I’m sure was meant to coincide thematically with Raimi’s Spider-Man 3.

[Matt14teg]

Unless wells is weird and wants to try to set up a parkers industries 2.0.?

[Deacon Blues]

if norman really is going bad again, i'm hoping he's actually been bad for a while, and was hiding it. if you just read the words, norman has been nothing but a kindly old man throughout wells' run, but jrjr always finds a way to make norman's niceness feel fake. so the reveal that norman's been using his sin-free status to his advantage would be such a perfect twist-- the exact thing i'd like to see in a spider-man comic! part of me thinks they won't go for it... but a man can hope.

[exile001]

if norman really is going bad again, i'm hoping he's actually been bad for a while, and was hiding it. if you just read the words, norman has been nothing but a kindly old man throughout wells' run, but jrjr always finds a way to make norman's niceness feel fake. so the reveal that norman's been using his sin-free status to his advantage would be such a perfect twist-- the exact thing i'd like to see in a spider-man comic! part of me thinks they won't go for it... but a man can hope.

Cantwell kind of played off this.

His Norman was wracked with guilt over his past actions but once he realised exactly what Queen Goblin was he very quickly convinced himself that killing her was for the greater good. His go-to was murder and that played out in the book.

[Huntsman Spider]

Cantwell kind of played off this.

His Norman was wracked with guilt over his past actions but once he realised exactly what Queen Goblin was he very quickly convinced himself that killing her was for the greater good. His go-to was murder and that played out in the book.

Basically, Norman's still Norman, deep down, he just has the actual capacity to feel guilt and remorse for his actions, something he is extremely uncomfortable with, to say the least.

[Celgress]

From what people have been theorizing, Peter gets infected with Osborn’s sins causing him to hunt down his rogues which lines up pretty well with the fact that Queen Goblin is back and Osborn is feeling the guilt of having killed her. So I’m guessing this is all building towards Osborn taking responsibility and taking his sins back thus bringing back the Green Goblin.

I hope this is wrong. It sounds so terrible to me. I supposed the execution could be good but I have a very bad feeling about this, especially considering what has recently gone on in 616 Spidey comics.....

[IamnotJudasTraveller]

I hope this is wrong. It sounds so terrible to me. I supposed the execution could be good but I have a very bad feeling about this, especially considering what has recently gone on in 616 Spidey comics.....

The Gold Goblin series was already filled with Osborn going "it seems I'm the only one who can handle these sins", so at this point it seems a very safe bet he'll just get his stuff back, saying it's for the greater good.

[Matt14teg]

The Gold Goblin series was already filled with Osborn going "it seems I'm the only one who can handle these sins", so at this point it seems a very safe bet he'll just get his stuff back, saying it's for the greater good.

It's obvious guys don't you see, Norman is just an allegory for Jesus.