Amazing Spider-Man 29 First Look (from CBR website)

[blackspidey2099]

Here's a bit of the art from what looks to be near the beginning of the issue.

http://www.cbr.com/exclusive-preview...spider-man-29/

There's no dialogue, but oh man, I just CAN'T get enough of how Immonen draws Peter armouring up. I'm liking his take on Superior Ock's look a lot more than I've seen elsewhere, as well.

[Frontier]

I feel like the Superior Ock is trying to make as unsubtle as possible just how much Otto is "evil Peter," or at least Peter if he hadn't had the morals and love of his aunt and uncle.

'Course, now Ock feels less like the main villain and more like a rival character, being the hero's exact mirror, even moreso then Venom. Though maybe he's going for a Sinestro/Reverse-Flash type deal now.

Also just weird seeing Ock with a well-toned body. That's definitely something I don't see lasting on any permanent basis.

[Kurolegacy]

I feel like the Superior Ock is trying to make as unsubtle as possible just how much Otto is "evil Peter," or at least Peter if he hadn't had the morals and love of his aunt and uncle.

'Course, now Ock feels less like the main villain and more like a rival character, being the hero's exact mirror, even moreso then Venom. Though maybe he's going for a Sinestro/Reverse-Flash type deal now.

Also just weird seeing Ock with a well-toned body. That's definitely something I don't see lasting on any permanent basis.

Which is honestly a shame because I find that this is possible the most amazing development that we've gotten from Ock. As you said, he's at this point the negative Spider-Man and, unlike in Superior, he's not out to try to be a hero, but rather to take back what he feels is his.

[UnknownEntity]

I really like, that the absence of dialogue, makes everything much more dramatic and epic.

[UnknownEntity]

Which is honestly a shame because I find that this is possible the most amazing development that we've gotten from Ock. As you said, he's at this point the negative Spider-Man and, unlike in Superior, he's not out to try to be a hero, but rather to take back what he feels is his.

Ock has been turned into a body swapper. He lost his first ailing body before Superior started, then he lost his time displaced Superior Spider Man body and downloaded his consciousness, then he transferred that consciousness into an Ock clone and killed Peter for the second time in the mindscape and then he placed his consciousness into the Proto Clone and is now the Superior Octopus.

Next up, Cyborg Octopus, Alien Octopus, who knows.

[Frontier]

Ock has been turned into a body swapper. He lost his first ailing body before Superior started, then he lost his time displaced Superior Spider Man body and downloaded his consciousness, then he transferred that consciousness into an Ock clone and killed Peter for the second time in the mindscape and then he placed his consciousness into the Proto Clone and is now the Superior Octopus.

Next up, Cyborg Octopus, Alien Octopus, who knows.

Hey, we got a run with Norman without the Goblin serum, maybe we can get a run with Ock without his tentacles (though Ultimate Spider-Man and the Living Brian sub-plot kind of did that) ?

[Vegeta]

So Pete has Tony Stark's Extremis armor now?

[UnknownEntity]

So Pete has Tony Stark's Extremis armor now?

It takes its cues more from the symbiote in a sense. A suit that technologically puts itself on. That's pretty nifty and useful in his particular profession.

[UnknownEntity]

Hey, we got a run with Norman without the Goblin serum, maybe we can get a run with Ock without his tentacles (though Ultimate Spider-Man and the Living Brian sub-plot kind of did that) ?

So, Otto Octavius, mad scientist. He could've taken over AIM in this scenario where he has not tentacles and doesn't go by Doc Ock.

[blackspidey2099]

So Pete has Tony Stark's Extremis armor now?

Slott hasn't bothered to go into detail, but Peter's armor is pretty clearly made up of some sort of liquid metal nanotechnology that can wirelessly respond to brain commands, but is not stored within his body. I'd say Peter has invented some sort of tech that is more similar to the Bleeding Edge or Superior Iron Man armors to be honest.

[blackspidey2099]

Which is honestly a shame because I find that this is possible the most amazing development that we've gotten from Ock. As you said, he's at this point the negative Spider-Man and, unlike in Superior, he's not out to try to be a hero, but rather to take back what he feels is his.

Yeah, I think a bunch of Spidey's classic villains have needed upgrades, and Ock's has been well deserved. He is Peter's physical equal, and though he isn't yet Peter's intellectual equal (since the body he used wasn't a perfect clone, or whatever) it makes him a lot more formidable, especially with all the "master planning" he likes to do. Hopefully this makes for a much more savage fight than the two usually have.

[xpyred]

So Pete has Tony Stark's Extremis armor now?

Well...way before Extremis existed, we had that brief 13 episode animated series called Spider-Man Unlimited. In that show, his suit is actually nanotach that is similar to what we see here.

[Digifiend]

Well...way before Extremis existed, we had that brief 13 episode animated series called Spider-Man Unlimited. In that show, his suit is actually nanotach that is similar to what we see here.

Yeah, it's probably based on that.

[Lee]

The Future Foundation suit could do the same trick as well.

[SuperiorIronman]

Plenty of suits in Marvel comics could form like Bleeding Edge or the symbiote could. I'm actually curious as to what character in comics did the forming costume first since I'm pretty sure it predates Spider-man and Iron man doing it..., weird to think however that they are two very good examples of it though.

On the note of Extremis, you're thinking of Bleeding Edge as the actual Extremis suit couldn't do that. Extremis could only form the undersheath so Tony didn't have to put one on.