Spider-Man

Posted On Today at 02:08:35 pm EDT by Nose Norton [Reply] [Quote] [New] I hadn't seen either of those. Thanks for posting.

Posted On Today at 12:54:34 pm EDT by Richard L [Reply] [Quote] [New] Peter's memories up to the original clone saga, memories that were saved and implanted into the clone originally by the Jackal. Spock goes up against the Jackal who implants these old saved memories into him. We end up with a Peter that has no memory of the last 7 or 8 years comic time. To be honest they mess with the timeline that much it would probably be a gap of about 6 or 7 years. Then what they could do is have this version of Peter start to remember things he shouldn't be able to recall, suggesting that Peter is once again Peter body and soul.

Writer Dan Slott offers background information on the major ending of Superior Spider-Man #9 and the thought processes behind the title up to this point. Check it out!

Posted On Today at 11:56:40 am EDT by AJ [Reply] [Quote] [New] Ben and Peter have different memories from Ben's creation onwards (sometime before ASM 149). In that time period, their personalities went in (slightly) different directions. So if Ben's memories were implanted into Peter's body, we would have Ben in Peter's body, rather than Peter Parker back. AJ

Posted On Today at 10:48:18 am EDT by AJ [Reply] [Quote] [New] http://media.comicbookmovie.com/images/users/uploads/10300/AmazingSpiderMan_700_4thPrinting.jpg Yeah, it's pretty cool. I also like the homage to issue 300: http://www.spiderfan.org/comics/images/spiderman_amazing/700-10.jpg AJ

Posted On Today at 10:37:08 am EDT by Edward Whelan [Reply] [Quote] [New] Im also not reading now, but I saw a variant of issue 700 that was an homage to issue 400 (the death of aunt may) with the tombstone. That along with the 100 homage is real clever.

Posted On Today at 10:30:42 am EDT by Richard L [Reply] [Quote] [New] My question is given the nature of the memories would that mean Peter was Peter again? Or is it Ben in his body? Or does it only work if we get Peter's memories and consciousness reimplanted complete to the point when Peter was removed? Problematic no?

Posted On Today at 09:51:06 am EDT by Reverend Meteor [Reply] [Quote] [New] Quote:No one ever lives happily ever after in superhero comics. I think Jolt was pretty happy on Counter Earth. Quote:Has anything crazy happened to Happy Hogan and Pepper Potts in the last 20 years? They're the only people I can think of who went on to better things when they went into limbo.

Posted On Today at 09:45:35 am EDT by Reverend Meteor [Reply] [Quote] [New] Quote:Bring him back as the deranged shapeshifter that thinks it is Peter or Ben. Don't bring him back as the stupid looking creature he was in the end. By God that was lame. Quote:I remember reading a fanfic online way back when, 'The Return of Ben Reilly' where it was a triumphant return until the kicker in the final issues where 'Ben' realised he wasn't Ben at all, but Spidercide, forever, and twisted as hell. I've always thought that they should bring back Ben and then after a period of time reveal he was really Spidercide running a con on Peter. I don't have a problem with a totally evil Peter Parker clone...I just wish he didn't have the shape shifting powers.

Posted On Today at 08:56:34 am EDT by Scarlet Spider [Reply] [Quote] [New] The only problem I have with this book is that it always ends too soon. Now we have to wait 30 more days until the story continues. Like you said, Scarlet Spider is a fun read.