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ASM became a strangely self-referential, grim read that ended with the death (again) of Peter Parker’s old best friend, Harry Osborn.

More than one villain has played on Peter's sense of responsibility, which becomes a weakness when he's up against Doctor Octopus or the Green Goblin or Sandman. When a spell goes wrong, dangerous foes from other worlds start to appear, forcing Peter to discover what it truly means to be Spider-Man. Even though the whole airplane heist thing was his idea, he wasn't anywhere to be seen when the dust settled.Although he might not be a god, like Thor, or an indestructible rage monster, like the Hulk, he is more powerful than the casual fan realizes. by Clay Mcleod Chapman, Jennifer Van Meter and Joe Casey, the Black Lodge found him and, thinking he was one of their own, took him to their hospital to patch him up. They do not have an immunity to electricity and, in fact, the two times that Doctor Octopus is knocked out is because his tentacles got hit with electricity. Don't worry—it's only because you're about to swing right into an in-depth explanation of just what the ending of Spider-Man: Homecoming means. For decades, Peter Parker used the web shooters he built himself, which included synthetic webbing he created.

When Spider-Man switches to Captain America's side, he hacks into the suit to kill the remote shut-off function, proving he's as smart, or smarter, than the billionaire playboy.

Actually, he shed his mortal skin and slept in a cocoon under the Brooklyn Bridge, where a voice tells him to embrace his "other" side, his spider side. Just as we were living vicariously through Peter, Ned was too, and we were also simultaneously living vicariously through Ned living through Peter, so our geeking out and his geeking out formed a kind of nerdvana Inception. He gets nervous around girls, has trouble focusing on school, and is always trying to pay his bills. It’s an approach that is likely welcome to fans who’ve stuck with Spencer’s storyline and wanted to see it resonate moving forward; for everyone else, though, it makes “Beyond” feel like the latest chapter in an ongoing story they weren’t reading, as opposed to a new beginning, even as Ben Reilly shows up to take things in a different direction.