SPOILER

In order to prevent Aunt May from dying from a sniper's bullet meant for him, Spider-Man and Mary Jane make a deal with Satanic character Mephisto to erase all memory and evidence of their marriage in exchange for May's life. As a bonus, Mephisto also gives Spider-Man back his secret identity. The story ends with Peter and MJ never having been married, no one including them ever remembering they were married and no one remembering that Peter is Spider-Man. LAME!

I'll never read Spider-Man ever again.

sextonseven said:

Neither will I .
But then again I have never read it before either .

sextonseven said:

Wow, so the entire run with the other spider dude was for nothing, then civil war was for nothing...all cause the devil has nothing better to do than cock-block Spider-Man.

Serious said:

They can fall in love all over again. You can't stop true love.

Serious said:

Mars23 said:

I'd expect this kind of cop out from DC, but not from Marvel. It all never happened. Spider-Man is back with living with his Aunt May like he has been for the last 45 years. No character growth whatsoever.

RodeoSchro said:

Unless that is the declared last episode, I doubt that things remain that way. I'm sure shit will change eventually

RodeoSchro said:

That is what Mary Jane told Peter before they both agreed to Mephisto's proposal. They can date, but they will never get married again. Marvel has made the decision that their readers couldn't relate to a lovable loser like Spider-Man being married to a supermodel.

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

Well, I have never read this Spiderman comic book. I was only trying to promote true love.

So as far as I'm concerned, Spiderman and his girl have re-met, fallen back in love, gotten married, and have several little Baby Spiders crawling all over the house.

So this is part of the actual continuity now???

Serious said:

It would have been a waste of time if you did--at least the last 20 years anyway.

So...for Spidey...civil war was pointless. And now he gets to dance in the dasies with his Aunt May and have his identity back?

sextonseven said:

I never doubted that .


So you're pissed






Do you feel better now ?

RodeoSchro said:

And to stick it to Spider-Man and Mary Jane even more, just before Mephisto changed everything, he brought their future daughter May (Spider-Girl) into the present to tell them that she will never be born because of their decision.

Volitan said:

YES!

sextonseven said:

She looks pretty hot but I bet Supergirl could take her.

That is, if she ever gets to exist. In comic-book world.

ToraToraDreams said:

You should have seen in the epilogue the way Peter happily hopped out of bed and gobbled one of Aunt May's pancakes that she made him for breakfast before running out of the house late for something or another. I couldn't believe the crapola I was reading.

Serious said:

That usually does the trick, but I may need a few more this time.

sextonseven said:

You can get as many as you want, you know there's nothing I wouldn't do to cheer you up !

Not to sound like Batman, but Holy Crap!



I don't think this is an official Supergirl comic. But if it is, I'm going to start reading comic books again.

Serious said:

Thank you, I think I feel better already!

sextonseven said:

Spidey lost his secret identity ? You mean that whole Ben Reilly bullshit, or the Peter Parker identity ?

KoolEaze said:

Spider-Man gave up his secret identity at a press conference during Marvel's Civil War storyline two years ago.

sextonseven said:

gay

RodeoSchro said:

That's cool, but who the fuck thought it'd be a good idea to give her a Barbera Streisand face.

sextonseven said:

Jesus. You're right.
I slipped out of the Marvel world months ago. I need tn catch up...
Or maybe not, actually...haha

Civil Wars and World War Hulk had lame endings too. Typical Marvel.

uPtoWnNY said:

I liked the big fight between Hulk and Sentry in the last issue of World War Hulk, but Tony Stark magically having satellites force Bruce Banner into a coma was very contrived. Where the hell did those come from?