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The [[LongRunner longest run]] of ComicBook/SpiderMan by any writer in its history branching off from ''ComicBook/BrandNewDay'', saw Creator/DanSlott, who had been contributing to the previous era's "Webhead" brain trust since 2008, emerge as the sole writer starting in 2010. Dan Slott's helm as writer has seen the franchise achieve several critically and commercially well-received story arcs. The creation of several popular spin-off titles have also resulted in the comic line effectively evolving into becoming a "Spider-Family." Slott ended his run with one last story arc -- "Go Down Swinging" -- in 2018, succeeded by [[ComicBook/NickSpencersSpiderMan Nick Spencer's run]].

Several notable changes that Slott has introduced into the mythos includes Peter finally transitioning from being a photographer into being a full-blown scientist, first working for Horizon Labs and then later, after the Superior Spider-Man incident, working as the owner of Parker Industries, Black Cat's [[FaceHeelTurn return to villain-hood]] as the new "Queenpin of Crime", several large stakes events that had Peter fight for not only the safety of New York, but the multiverse itself, and the Spider-Family becoming solidified both in universe and in Marvel proper as a sustainable pillar to the comics.

Notable storylines created during this run includes:
[[index]]
* ''Big Time'' published at the end of ''Brand New Day'' that saw him introduce the original villain Mr. Negative.
* ''ComicBook/SpiderIsland''
* ''ComicBook/EndsOfTheEarth''
* ''ComicBook/SuperiorSpiderMan''
* ''ComicBook/SpiderVerse''
* A group of story arcs about Peter becoming a successful tech tycoon and having SpyFiction adventures, collected as ''Worldwide'' volumes 1-7.
* ''ComicBook/DeadNoMoreTheCloneConspiracy''
* ''ComicBook/GoDownSwinging''
[[/index]]

This run has also produced a number of spin-off titles, and characters as well as AU versions such as:
[[index]]
* ''ComicBook/ScarletSpider'' [[note]]Starring Kaine[[/note]]
* ''ComicBook/{{Silk|MarvelComics}}''
* ''ComicBook/RenewYourVows''
* ''ComicBook/{{Venom}}'' (2011) [[note]]Starring Flash Thompson[[/note]]
* ''ComicBook/WebWarriors'' [[note]]Itself a spinoff of the Spider-Verse storyline.[[/note]]
[[/index]]
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!!''Dan Slott's Spider-Man'' provides examples of following tropes:
* AntiHeroSubstitute: The entire point of ''ComicBook/SuperiorSpiderMan'', showing what would happen if Doctor Octopus was Spider-Man.
* ArcWelding: Tiberius Stone, a villain from a villain from Frank Tieri's ''ComicBook/IronMan'' run reappeared--and was revealed to by the father of Tyler Stone and thus the grandfather of [[ComicBook/SpiderMan2099 Miguel O'Hara]].
* AllJustADream: Norman Osborn [[spoiler:learning the Mystic Arts, rejecting his tiger totem for a Green Goblin one, and defeating Spider-Man with magic was all part of a test to see if Osborn was worthy of learning magic in the first place. He failed, but it shows him that, despite Peter's cure for the Goblin serum, Norman's "true" self still exists within him.]]
* BattleCouple: Spidey and Mockingbird after their RelationshipUpgrade.
* BigBad: With Norman Osborn OutOfFocus for much of the first run, Doc Ock ends up stepping back up as Spider-Man's ArchEnemy. This does a strange switch in that come ''Dying Wish'', the arc following ''ComicBook/EndsOfTheEarth'', has Ock enact his ''true'' swan song plot: [[GrandTheftMe using a small Octobot to swap minds with Spidey, achieving his final victory over his mortal enemy by ''becoming'' him]], [[KillAndReplace leaving Peter to die in his own cancer-ridden body]]. While Peter (reluctantly) has the Sinister Six break him out of Ryker's Island to attempt to reverse this, he actually ends up ''failing'' and does die, but not before using his memories to provoke a HeelRealization in Octavius, inspiring the villain to carry on as Spider-Man, and ''actually dies''. From then on, Otto resolves to both honor and one-up Peter by becoming a "Superior Spider-Man", instead taking a practical and ruthless approach to fighting crime. Norman however returns as a
* BookEnds: Slott's first storyline, ''Big Time'', started with Phil Urich murdering Hobgoblin (in this case Roderick Kingsley's brother). His final storyline, ''Go Down Swinging'', starts with Norman Osborn murdering Phil.
* BrokenAesop: Dan Slott intended ''Superior Spider-Man'' to show why Otto's approach to fighting crime was ultimately inferior to Peter's. The problem is that unlike the case of DC Stories which experimented with AntiHeroSubstitute, ''Superior Spider-Man'' runs for 30+ issues, and creates a status-quo that remains default for the remainder of Slott's run and well into Spencer's run. In other words, Otto's crime-fighting methods and abilities are shown as effective until the inevitable ResetButton and the idea that Peter is the real deal is more informed than shown and [[spoiler:by letting Otto of the hook for his actions in ''Ends of the Earth'' and for hijacking his identity at the end of his run, Slott has his cake and eats it too]].
* ButForMeItWasTuesday: Scorpio tries to get one last shot at Spider-Man by stating he still knows everything that's happened over the last year, including that very day, and that something terrible is coming to destroy Spider-Man's world. Spidey retorts that happens to him every Tuesday, so as final threats go. . . not that impressive.
* ContinuityPorn: Many minor supporting characters make a surprise appearance, especially in issue #655, No One Dies. In Issue 795, Loki mentions still owing Peter a favour and Peter vaguely recalls "making a deal with someone like Loki, then losing something very important", both plot points from the JMS run on the book (and, infamously, ''One More Day''). Slott did this deliberately to create a cohesive impression that somehow every Spider-Man story Post-OMD still happened, even if the context was altered.
* CoolOldLady: Aunt May takes a level or two in badass after ''Worldwide'', helping to manage Parker Industries. She pretty much runs the Uncle Ben Foundation, flying all over the world to oversee its humanitarian relief efforts, and is a majority shareholder of the company, a position she's not afraid to use if someone at PI needs a stern talking-to.
* CrazyJealousGuy: Peter Parker during the entire Regent arc. He literally goes berserk at the thought that Mary Jane could be dating Tony (even if they weren't), and that extends to him getting into a TestosteronePoisoning slug fest with Iron Man over things as petty as Youtube commenters liking Iron Man more, to Tony befriending Miles Morales, and finally culminating, after Stark good-naturedly jibing that he could give Spidey better tech than Peter, with Peter punching Iron Man in a face and starting a brawl for no real reason other than maybe his ex is moving on without him (just like he's been doing with many girls).
* CrimefightingWithCash: The ''Worldwide'' era.
* FaceHeelTurn:
** In the post-Superior Spider-Man relaunch, ComicBook/BlackCat becomes a villain once more, feeling betrayed and humiliated that "Peter" caused her to go to prison. Even after learning that it was Otto controlling Peter's body, [[HeelFaceDoorSlam Felicia rebukes any appeal for redemption.]] She eventually changes this stance after making peace with Spider-Man, and Eddie Brock convinces her to return to her roots as an anti-hero thief.
** Also in the Clone Conspiracy storyline, where central antagonist The Jackal is revealed to be [[spoiler:Ben Reilly, the original Scarlet Spider]].
* FailureHero: A reoccurring trend saw Peter unable to prevent the deaths of past members of the supporting cast; Billy Connors, Marla Jameson, Silver Sable. By the end, they were all clearly taking a toll on him.
* GrandFinale: The "Go Down Swinging" arc will be Slott's final work on Spider-Man.
* GroinAttack: Mockingbird pulls one on Griffin, who's robbing an empanata truck, with her teaser batons. Complete with joke about "today's special includes fried huevos." Clearly, Peter's a bad influence on her.
* HeroicBSOD: Peter undergoes one after the death of Marla Jameson. In his stressed induced unconsciousness, he's surrounded by everyone he's known that has died since taking the mantle.
* IHaveNoSon: Inverted. Harry disowns Norman as his father and takes on his mother's maiden name in retaliation.
* {{Irony}}: In ''Worldwide'', Peter is a tech magnate like Tony Stark. Which book did Slott leave ASM to go onto next? Yes, ComicBook/IronMan, a hero who has that setup as his default status quo.
* TheHeroDies: Peter himself, in Amazing Spider-Man 700, thanks to getting stuck in Doctor Octopus' dying body. He gets better.
* IncrediblyLamePun: Peter really ''is'' a bad influence on Bobbi Morse. Scorpio is trying use his Zodiac key at a special receptacle he built into Big Ben, claiming he's invincible with his mind controlling the key. Bobbi socks him on the jaw.
-->'''Bobbi''': Your mind, huh? So does it still work when you '''clock out?'''
* KafkaKomedy: A lot of the humor of the series often came at the expense of Peter Parker. He had a tendency to face hardships and embarrass himself, often as a result of his poor decisions.
* KilledOffForReal: Marla Jameson and Ashley Kafka. [[spoiler: It was believed following ''Dying Wish'' that the same could be said for ''Peter himself'']].
* LargeHam: Doctor Octopus just can't stop with the monologuing, ever. It becomes even more pronounced after ''Superior Spider-Man''.
* LongRunner: Slott's run with the title lasted for close to a decade, and that's not counting his tenure as one of the rotating writers during ''Brand New Day''. He even jokingly mentioned that had he known that ''Creator/BrianBendis'' was leaving for DC sooner than he did, he would have stuck with the title even longer so that he could break Bendis' record for longest run with the character.
* NeverFoundTheBody: Silver Sable presumably bites the bullet in the Ends Of the Earth storyline. [[spoiler:She eventually came back in 2017, revealing she'd actually survived and gone into hiding.]]
* PassThePopcorn: The Jackal's new tech doesn't just clone people, it straight-up brings them back from the dead, memories and personality intact. Otto Octavius, currently trapped in solitary Octo-bot, gets his body into the Jackal's hands so he can be resurrected. Once he realizes the full scope of the tech, he also realizes the personality within that body is not his, but Peter Parker's, and instead of just adding his recent memories, he'll have defeat Peter in a BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind. Jackal, watching something going oddly this time, doesn't get quite what's happening, but knows it'll be fascinating, and demands popcorn. Which he's seen munching on when Otto emerges victorious.
* PortmanteauCoupleName: InUniverse, Spidey suggests "Spockingbird" for the Spider-Man[=/=]Mockingbird team-up-with-benefits. Bobbi's reaction is "[[NoJustNoReaction No. God, no]]."
* RememberTheNewGuy: Remember Clash? That sound-based supervillain who was Spidey's first real adversary following Uncle Ben's death? No? That's because Dan Slott [[{{Retcon}} retconned]] him into Peter's origin in ''[[OriginsEpisode Learning To Crawl]]''.
* ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: Mockingbird assists Spidey with his hunt for Norman Osborn, eventually quitting SHIELD when they demand Spider-Man turn himself in.
* ShipSinking: Peter with both Carlie Cooper and Mary Jane in the wake of ''ComicBook/SuperiorSpiderMan'', where both women agree that the price was too high to be in a relationship with Peter.
* SpyFiction: Much of the ''Worldwide'' era. TuxedoAndMartini variety.
* StatusQuoIsGod: Quite the victim of this. It seems that any shocking developments Slott presented was destined to be undone in favor of going back to basics once more. Superior Spider-Man? Doc Ock's mind is erased and Peter Parker is given back his body. Parker Industries? Self-destructed and Peter is back to being an everyman who's going to go back to working for the Daily Bugle once more. Felicia Hardy becomes a criminal mastermind trying to end Spider-Man? Not only does she eventually lose her entire criminal empire, she later makes peace with Spidey and is convinced to return to her roots as a thief with a heart of gold. Norman Osborn regaining his sanity? He would later work to lose it once more to bring back the Green Goblin.
* TakeThatAudience: He has a habit of insulting the more critical fans of his run.
* TheHeroDies: [[spoiler: Believe it or not, at the midpoint of the run, Peter ''actually dies'' in Doc Ock's sickly body in a failed attempt to reclaim his body from Octavius after the villain switched their minds via an Octobot during ''Dying Wish''. However, Peter ensures he won't leave the world without a successor by actually ''convincing'' Otto to change his ways by having Ock experience memories of his ''entire life'', to which the villain does vow to his dying foe to carry on as Spider-Man, before Peter succumbs to his wounds. However, Parker's soul still remained in his body and tried to influence Otto, knowing that despite his promise, a former supervillain's idea of doing good doesn't align with his own moral code, as Otto is far more prone to brutality than Peter typically allowed. His influence becomes so frequent, to the point when Otto was actually doing unquestionable ''good'': performing brain surgery on a little girl with a tumor, Peter desperately tries to hide his presence, preventing Otto from scanning her brain in fear he will use it on himself. This turns out to be true as Otto ''does'' enact this, finding out Peter still lived within him. Refusing to give Peter his life back, they battle in their minds as Spider-Man, but using the fact Peter almost let someone die to protect himself to demoralize him, Otto pummels him and this time tries to finish him off by deleting his consciousness in revenge, seemingly killing Peter for good. However, Peter still grips on and by ''Goblin Nation'', the final arc of ''Superior Spider-Man'', Peter finally manages to convince Octavius to give him his body back as he has ultimately failed in his tenure as Spider-Man, and Otto admits that no one else is worthy of the name but Peter himself, expelling his own mind.]]
* UnclePennybags: The Post-ComicBook/{{Secret Wars|2015}} storyline sees Parker Industries become a global sensation and Peter essentially become the new Tony Stark. [[spoiler: But, this being Earth-616, choked with StatusQuoIsGod, doesn't last as Spidey is forced to destroy his new company to prevent a resurrected Doc Ock/Superior Ock and HYDRA from using his assets in their goal for conquering the world during ''ComicBook/SecretEmpire'', leaving Peter back to being broke as the day he was born, once again a LovableLoser. Fan reaction was... ''unimpressed''.]]
* UnfortunateImplications: Invoked by Peter when he and Mockingbird beat up some guys in a Hong Kong backhouse, because they're all Asians, and it makes Peter feel uncomfortable. This doesn't sit well with fans.
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The [[LongRunner longest run]] of ComicBook/SpiderMan by any writer in its history branching off from ''ComicBook/BrandNewDay'', saw Creator/DanSlott, who had been contributing to the previous era's "Webhead" brain trust since 2008, emerge as the sole writer starting in 2010. Dan Slott's helm as writer has seen the franchise achieve several critically and commercially well-received story arcs. The creation of several popular spin-off titles have also resulted in the comic line effectively evolving into becoming a "Spider-Family." Slott ended his run with one last story arc -- "Go Down Swinging" -- in 2018, succeeded by [[ComicBook/NickSpencersSpiderMan Nick Spencer's run]].

Several notable changes that Slott has introduced into the mythos includes Peter finally transitioning from being a photographer into being a full-blown scientist, first working for Horizon Labs and then later, after the Superior Spider-Man incident, working as the owner of Parker Industries, Black Cat's [[FaceHeelTurn return to villain-hood]] as the new "Queenpin of Crime", several large stakes events that had Peter fight for not only the safety of New York, but the multiverse itself, and the Spider-Family becoming solidified both in universe and in Marvel proper as a sustainable pillar to the comics.

Notable storylines created during this run includes:
[[index]]
* ''Big Time'' published at the end of ''Brand New Day'' that saw him introduce the original villain Mr. Negative.
* ''ComicBook/SpiderIsland''
* ''ComicBook/EndsOfTheEarth''
* ''ComicBook/SuperiorSpiderMan''
* ''ComicBook/SpiderVerse''
* A group of story arcs about Peter becoming a successful tech tycoon and having SpyFiction adventures, collected as ''Worldwide'' volumes 1-7.
* ''ComicBook/DeadNoMoreTheCloneConspiracy''
* ''ComicBook/GoDownSwinging''
[[/index]]

This run has also produced a number of spin-off titles, and characters as well as AU versions such as:
[[index]]
* ''ComicBook/ScarletSpider'' [[note]]Starring Kaine[[/note]]
* ''ComicBook/{{Silk|MarvelComics}}''
* ''ComicBook/RenewYourVows''
* ''ComicBook/{{Venom}}'' (2011) [[note]]Starring Flash Thompson[[/note]]
* ''ComicBook/WebWarriors'' [[note]]Itself a spinoff of the Spider-Verse storyline.[[/note]]
[[/index]]
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!!''Dan Slott's Spider-Man'' provides examples of following tropes:
* AntiHeroSubstitute: The entire point of ''ComicBook/SuperiorSpiderMan'', showing what would happen if Doctor Octopus was Spider-Man.
* ArcWelding: Tiberius Stone, a villain from a villain from Frank Tieri's ''ComicBook/IronMan'' run reappeared--and was revealed to by the father of Tyler Stone and thus the grandfather of [[ComicBook/SpiderMan2099 Miguel O'Hara]].
* AllJustADream: Norman Osborn [[spoiler:learning the Mystic Arts, rejecting his tiger totem for a Green Goblin one, and defeating Spider-Man with magic was all part of a test to see if Osborn was worthy of learning magic in the first place. He failed, but it shows him that, despite Peter's cure for the Goblin serum, Norman's "true" self still exists within him.]]
* BattleCouple: Spidey and Mockingbird after their RelationshipUpgrade.
* BigBad: With Norman Osborn OutOfFocus for much of the first run, Doc Ock ends up stepping back up as Spider-Man's ArchEnemy. This does a strange switch in that come ''Dying Wish'', the arc following ''ComicBook/EndsOfTheEarth'', has Ock enact his ''true'' swan song plot: [[GrandTheftMe using a small Octobot to swap minds with Spidey, achieving his final victory over his mortal enemy by ''becoming'' him]], [[KillAndReplace leaving Peter to die in his own cancer-ridden body]]. While Peter (reluctantly) has the Sinister Six break him out of Ryker's Island to attempt to reverse this, he actually ends up ''failing'' and does die, but not before using his memories to provoke a HeelRealization in Octavius, inspiring the villain to carry on as Spider-Man, and ''actually dies''. From then on, Otto resolves to both honor and one-up Peter by becoming a "Superior Spider-Man", instead taking a practical and ruthless approach to fighting crime. Norman however returns as a
* BookEnds: Slott's first storyline, ''Big Time'', started with Phil Urich murdering Hobgoblin (in this case Roderick Kingsley's brother). His final storyline, ''Go Down Swinging'', starts with Norman Osborn murdering Phil.
* BrokenAesop: Dan Slott intended ''Superior Spider-Man'' to show why Otto's approach to fighting crime was ultimately inferior to Peter's. The problem is that unlike the case of DC Stories which experimented with AntiHeroSubstitute, ''Superior Spider-Man'' runs for 30+ issues, and creates a status-quo that remains default for the remainder of Slott's run and well into Spencer's run. In other words, Otto's crime-fighting methods and abilities are shown as effective until the inevitable ResetButton and the idea that Peter is the real deal is more informed than shown and [[spoiler:by letting Otto of the hook for his actions in ''Ends of the Earth'' and for hijacking his identity at the end of his run, Slott has his cake and eats it too]].
* ButForMeItWasTuesday: Scorpio tries to get one last shot at Spider-Man by stating he still knows everything that's happened over the last year, including that very day, and that something terrible is coming to destroy Spider-Man's world. Spidey retorts that happens to him every Tuesday, so as final threats go. . . not that impressive.
* ContinuityPorn: Many minor supporting characters make a surprise appearance, especially in issue #655, No One Dies. In Issue 795, Loki mentions still owing Peter a favour and Peter vaguely recalls "making a deal with someone like Loki, then losing something very important", both plot points from the JMS run on the book (and, infamously, ''One More Day''). Slott did this deliberately to create a cohesive impression that somehow every Spider-Man story Post-OMD still happened, even if the context was altered.
* CoolOldLady: Aunt May takes a level or two in badass after ''Worldwide'', helping to manage Parker Industries. She pretty much runs the Uncle Ben Foundation, flying all over the world to oversee its humanitarian relief efforts, and is a majority shareholder of the company, a position she's not afraid to use if someone at PI needs a stern talking-to.
* CrazyJealousGuy: Peter Parker during the entire Regent arc. He literally goes berserk at the thought that Mary Jane could be dating Tony (even if they weren't), and that extends to him getting into a TestosteronePoisoning slug fest with Iron Man over things as petty as Youtube commenters liking Iron Man more, to Tony befriending Miles Morales, and finally culminating, after Stark good-naturedly jibing that he could give Spidey better tech than Peter, with Peter punching Iron Man in a face and starting a brawl for no real reason other than maybe his ex is moving on without him (just like he's been doing with many girls).
* CrimefightingWithCash: The ''Worldwide'' era.
* FaceHeelTurn:
** In the post-Superior Spider-Man relaunch, ComicBook/BlackCat becomes a villain once more, feeling betrayed and humiliated that "Peter" caused her to go to prison. Even after learning that it was Otto controlling Peter's body, [[HeelFaceDoorSlam Felicia rebukes any appeal for redemption.]] She eventually changes this stance after making peace with Spider-Man, and Eddie Brock convinces her to return to her roots as an anti-hero thief.
** Also in the Clone Conspiracy storyline, where central antagonist The Jackal is revealed to be [[spoiler:Ben Reilly, the original Scarlet Spider]].
* FailureHero: A reoccurring trend saw Peter unable to prevent the deaths of past members of the supporting cast; Billy Connors, Marla Jameson, Silver Sable. By the end, they were all clearly taking a toll on him.
* GrandFinale: The "Go Down Swinging" arc will be Slott's final work on Spider-Man.
* GroinAttack: Mockingbird pulls one on Griffin, who's robbing an empanata truck, with her teaser batons. Complete with joke about "today's special includes fried huevos." Clearly, Peter's a bad influence on her.
* HeroicBSOD: Peter undergoes one after the death of Marla Jameson. In his stressed induced unconsciousness, he's surrounded by everyone he's known that has died since taking the mantle.
* IHaveNoSon: Inverted. Harry disowns Norman as his father and takes on his mother's maiden name in retaliation.
* {{Irony}}: In ''Worldwide'', Peter is a tech magnate like Tony Stark. Which book did Slott leave ASM to go onto next? Yes, ComicBook/IronMan, a hero who has that setup as his default status quo.
* TheHeroDies: Peter himself, in Amazing Spider-Man 700, thanks to getting stuck in Doctor Octopus' dying body. He gets better.
* IncrediblyLamePun: Peter really ''is'' a bad influence on Bobbi Morse. Scorpio is trying use his Zodiac key at a special receptacle he built into Big Ben, claiming he's invincible with his mind controlling the key. Bobbi socks him on the jaw.
-->'''Bobbi''': Your mind, huh? So does it still work when you '''clock out?'''
* KafkaKomedy: A lot of the humor of the series often came at the expense of Peter Parker. He had a tendency to face hardships and embarrass himself, often as a result of his poor decisions.
* KilledOffForReal: Marla Jameson and Ashley Kafka. [[spoiler: It was believed following ''Dying Wish'' that the same could be said for ''Peter himself'']].
* LargeHam: Doctor Octopus just can't stop with the monologuing, ever. It becomes even more pronounced after ''Superior Spider-Man''.
* LongRunner: Slott's run with the title lasted for close to a decade, and that's not counting his tenure as one of the rotating writers during ''Brand New Day''. He even jokingly mentioned that had he known that ''Creator/BrianBendis'' was leaving for DC sooner than he did, he would have stuck with the title even longer so that he could break Bendis' record for longest run with the character.
* NeverFoundTheBody: Silver Sable presumably bites the bullet in the Ends Of the Earth storyline. [[spoiler:She eventually came back in 2017, revealing she'd actually survived and gone into hiding.]]
* PassThePopcorn: The Jackal's new tech doesn't just clone people, it straight-up brings them back from the dead, memories and personality intact. Otto Octavius, currently trapped in solitary Octo-bot, gets his body into the Jackal's hands so he can be resurrected. Once he realizes the full scope of the tech, he also realizes the personality within that body is not his, but Peter Parker's, and instead of just adding his recent memories, he'll have defeat Peter in a BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind. Jackal, watching something going oddly this time, doesn't get quite what's happening, but knows it'll be fascinating, and demands popcorn. Which he's seen munching on when Otto emerges victorious.
* PortmanteauCoupleName: InUniverse, Spidey suggests "Spockingbird" for the Spider-Man[=/=]Mockingbird team-up-with-benefits. Bobbi's reaction is "[[NoJustNoReaction No. God, no]]."
* RememberTheNewGuy: Remember Clash? That sound-based supervillain who was Spidey's first real adversary following Uncle Ben's death? No? That's because Dan Slott [[{{Retcon}} retconned]] him into Peter's origin in ''[[OriginsEpisode Learning To Crawl]]''.
* ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: Mockingbird assists Spidey with his hunt for Norman Osborn, eventually quitting SHIELD when they demand Spider-Man turn himself in.
* ShipSinking: Peter with both Carlie Cooper and Mary Jane in the wake of ''ComicBook/SuperiorSpiderMan'', where both women agree that the price was too high to be in a relationship with Peter.
* SpyFiction: Much of the ''Worldwide'' era. TuxedoAndMartini variety.
* StatusQuoIsGod: Quite the victim of this. It seems that any shocking developments Slott presented was destined to be undone in favor of going back to basics once more. Superior Spider-Man? Doc Ock's mind is erased and Peter Parker is given back his body. Parker Industries? Self-destructed and Peter is back to being an everyman who's going to go back to working for the Daily Bugle once more. Felicia Hardy becomes a criminal mastermind trying to end Spider-Man? Not only does she eventually lose her entire criminal empire, she later makes peace with Spidey and is convinced to return to her roots as a thief with a heart of gold. Norman Osborn regaining his sanity? He would later work to lose it once more to bring back the Green Goblin.
* TakeThatAudience: He has a habit of insulting the more critical fans of his run.
* TheHeroDies: [[spoiler: Believe it or not, at the midpoint of the run, Peter ''actually dies'' in Doc Ock's sickly body in a failed attempt to reclaim his body from Octavius after the villain switched their minds via an Octobot during ''Dying Wish''. However, Peter ensures he won't leave the world without a successor by actually ''convincing'' Otto to change his ways by having Ock experience memories of his ''entire life'', to which the villain does vow to his dying foe to carry on as Spider-Man, before Peter succumbs to his wounds. However, Parker's soul still remained in his body and tried to influence Otto, knowing that despite his promise, a former supervillain's idea of doing good doesn't align with his own moral code, as Otto is far more prone to brutality than Peter typically allowed. His influence becomes so frequent, to the point when Otto was actually doing unquestionable ''good'': performing brain surgery on a little girl with a tumor, Peter desperately tries to hide his presence, preventing Otto from scanning her brain in fear he will use it on himself. This turns out to be true as Otto ''does'' enact this, finding out Peter still lived within him. Refusing to give Peter his life back, they battle in their minds as Spider-Man, but using the fact Peter almost let someone die to protect himself to demoralize him, Otto pummels him and this time tries to finish him off by deleting his consciousness in revenge, seemingly killing Peter for good. However, Peter still grips on and by ''Goblin Nation'', the final arc of ''Superior Spider-Man'', Peter finally manages to convince Octavius to give him his body back as he has ultimately failed in his tenure as Spider-Man, and Otto admits that no one else is worthy of the name but Peter himself, expelling his own mind.]]
* UnclePennybags: The Post-ComicBook/{{Secret Wars|2015}} storyline sees Parker Industries become a global sensation and Peter essentially become the new Tony Stark. [[spoiler: But, this being Earth-616, choked with StatusQuoIsGod, doesn't last as Spidey is forced to destroy his new company to prevent a resurrected Doc Ock/Superior Ock and HYDRA from using his assets in their goal for conquering the world during ''ComicBook/SecretEmpire'', leaving Peter back to being broke as the day he was born, once again a LovableLoser. Fan reaction was... ''unimpressed''.]]
* UnfortunateImplications: Invoked by Peter when he and Mockingbird beat up some guys in a Hong Kong backhouse, because they're all Asians, and it makes Peter feel uncomfortable. This doesn't sit well with fans.
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* ''ComicBook/ScarletSpider2012'' [[note]]Starring Kaine[[/note]]

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* ''ComicBook/ScarletSpider2012'' ''ComicBook/ScarletSpider'' [[note]]Starring Kaine[[/note]]
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* ''ComicBook/{{Silk}}''

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* ''ComicBook/{{Silk}}''''ComicBook/{{Silk|MarvelComics}}''
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* UnclePennybags: The Post-ComicBook/{{Secret Wars|2015}} storyline sees Parker Industries become a global sensation and Peter essentially become the new Tony Stark. [[spoiler: But, this being Earth-616, choked with StatusQuoIsGod, doesn't last as Spidey is forced to destroy his new company to prevent a resurrected Doc Ock/Superior Ock and HYDRA from using his assets in their goal for conquering the world during ''ComicBook/SecretEmpire'', leaving Peter back to being broke as the day he was born, once again a LovableLoser. Fan reaction was... ''[[{{Understatement}} unimpressed]]''.]]

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* UnclePennybags: The Post-ComicBook/{{Secret Wars|2015}} storyline sees Parker Industries become a global sensation and Peter essentially become the new Tony Stark. [[spoiler: But, this being Earth-616, choked with StatusQuoIsGod, doesn't last as Spidey is forced to destroy his new company to prevent a resurrected Doc Ock/Superior Ock and HYDRA from using his assets in their goal for conquering the world during ''ComicBook/SecretEmpire'', leaving Peter back to being broke as the day he was born, once again a LovableLoser. Fan reaction was... ''[[{{Understatement}} unimpressed]]''.''unimpressed''.]]

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The [[LongRunner longest run]] of ComicBook/SpiderMan by any writer in its history branching off from ''ComicBook/BrandNewDay'', saw Creator/DanSlott, who had been contributing to the previous era's "Webhead" brain trust since 2008, emerge as the sole writer starting in 2010. Dan Slott's helm as writer has seen the franchise achieve several critically and commercially well-received story arcs. The creation of several popular spin-off titles have also resulted in the comic line effectively evolving into becoming a "Spider-Family." Slott ended his run with one last story arc -- "Go Down Swinging" -- in 2018, succeeded by [[ComicBook/NickSpencersSpiderMan Nick Spencer]].

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The [[LongRunner longest run]] of ComicBook/SpiderMan by any writer in its history branching off from ''ComicBook/BrandNewDay'', saw Creator/DanSlott, who had been contributing to the previous era's "Webhead" brain trust since 2008, emerge as the sole writer starting in 2010. Dan Slott's helm as writer has seen the franchise achieve several critically and commercially well-received story arcs. The creation of several popular spin-off titles have also resulted in the comic line effectively evolving into becoming a "Spider-Family." Slott ended his run with one last story arc -- "Go Down Swinging" -- in 2018, succeeded by [[ComicBook/NickSpencersSpiderMan Nick Spencer]].
Spencer's run]].
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* TheHeroDies: [[spoiler: Believe it or not, at the midpoint of the run, Peter ''actually dies'' in Doc Ock's sickly body in a failed attempt to reclaim his body from Octavius after the villain switched their minds via an Octobot during ''Dying Wish''. However, Peter ensures he won't leave the world without a successor by actually ''convincing'' Otto to change his ways by having Ock experience memories of his ''entire life'', to which the villain does vow to his dying foe to carry on as Spider-Man, before Peter succumbs to his wounds. However, Parker's soul still remained in his body and tried to influence Otto, knowing that despite his promise, a former supervillain's idea of doing good doesn't align with his own moral code, as Otto is far more prone to brutality than Peter typically allowed. His influence becomes so frequent, to the point when Otto was actually doing unquestionable ''good'': performing brain surgery on a little girl with a tumor, Peter desperately tries to hide his presence, preventing Otto from scanning her brain in fear he will use it on himself. This turns out to be true as Otto ''does'' enact this, finding out Peter still lived within him. Refusing to give Peter his life back, they battle in their minds as Spider-Man, but using the fact Peter almost let someone die to protect himself to demoralize him, Otto pummels him and this time tries to finish him off by deleting his consciousness in revenge, seemingly killing Peter for good. However, Peter still grips on and by ''Goblin Nation'', the final arc of ''Superior Spider-Man'', Peter finally manages to convince Octavius to give him his body back as he has ultimately failed in his tenure as Spider-Man, and Otto admits that no one else is worthy of the name but Peter himself, expelling his own mind]].
* UnclePennybags: The Post-ComicBook/{{Secret Wars|2015}} storyline sees Parker Industries become a global sensation and Peter essentially become the new Tony Stark. [[spoiler: But, this being Earth-616, choked with StatusQuoIsGod, doesn't last as Spidey is forced to destroy his new company to prevent a resurrected Doc Ock/Superior Ock and HYDRA from using his assets in their goal for conquering the world during ''ComicBook/SecretEmpire'', leaving Peter back to being broke as the day he was born, once again a LovableLoser. Fan reaction was...''[[{{Understatement}} unimpressed]]''.

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* TheHeroDies: [[spoiler: Believe it or not, at the midpoint of the run, Peter ''actually dies'' in Doc Ock's sickly body in a failed attempt to reclaim his body from Octavius after the villain switched their minds via an Octobot during ''Dying Wish''. However, Peter ensures he won't leave the world without a successor by actually ''convincing'' Otto to change his ways by having Ock experience memories of his ''entire life'', to which the villain does vow to his dying foe to carry on as Spider-Man, before Peter succumbs to his wounds. However, Parker's soul still remained in his body and tried to influence Otto, knowing that despite his promise, a former supervillain's idea of doing good doesn't align with his own moral code, as Otto is far more prone to brutality than Peter typically allowed. His influence becomes so frequent, to the point when Otto was actually doing unquestionable ''good'': performing brain surgery on a little girl with a tumor, Peter desperately tries to hide his presence, preventing Otto from scanning her brain in fear he will use it on himself. This turns out to be true as Otto ''does'' enact this, finding out Peter still lived within him. Refusing to give Peter his life back, they battle in their minds as Spider-Man, but using the fact Peter almost let someone die to protect himself to demoralize him, Otto pummels him and this time tries to finish him off by deleting his consciousness in revenge, seemingly killing Peter for good. However, Peter still grips on and by ''Goblin Nation'', the final arc of ''Superior Spider-Man'', Peter finally manages to convince Octavius to give him his body back as he has ultimately failed in his tenure as Spider-Man, and Otto admits that no one else is worthy of the name but Peter himself, expelling his own mind]].
mind.]]
* UnclePennybags: The Post-ComicBook/{{Secret Wars|2015}} storyline sees Parker Industries become a global sensation and Peter essentially become the new Tony Stark. [[spoiler: But, this being Earth-616, choked with StatusQuoIsGod, doesn't last as Spidey is forced to destroy his new company to prevent a resurrected Doc Ock/Superior Ock and HYDRA from using his assets in their goal for conquering the world during ''ComicBook/SecretEmpire'', leaving Peter back to being broke as the day he was born, once again a LovableLoser. Fan reaction was... ''[[{{Understatement}} unimpressed]]''.]]
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* AntiHeroSubstitute: The entire point of ''ComicBook/SuperiorSpiderMan'', showing what would happen if Doctor Octopus was Spider-Man. Unlike

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The [[LongRunner longest run]] of ComicBook/SpiderMan by any writer in its history branching off from ''ComicBook/BrandNewDay'', saw Dan Slott, who had been contributing to the previous era's "Webhead" brain trust since 2008, emerge as the sole writer starting in 2010. Dan Slott's helm as writer has seen the franchise achieve several critically and commercially well-received story arcs. The creation of several popular spin-off titles have also resulted in the comic line effectively evolving into becoming a "Spider-Family." Slott ended his run with one last story arc -- "Go Down Swinging" -- in 2018, succeeded by [[ComicBook/NickSpencersSpiderMan Nick Spencer]].

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The [[LongRunner longest run]] of ComicBook/SpiderMan by any writer in its history branching off from ''ComicBook/BrandNewDay'', saw Dan Slott, Creator/DanSlott, who had been contributing to the previous era's "Webhead" brain trust since 2008, emerge as the sole writer starting in 2010. Dan Slott's helm as writer has seen the franchise achieve several critically and commercially well-received story arcs. The creation of several popular spin-off titles have also resulted in the comic line effectively evolving into becoming a "Spider-Family." Slott ended his run with one last story arc -- "Go Down Swinging" -- in 2018, succeeded by [[ComicBook/NickSpencersSpiderMan Nick Spencer]].
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ArcWelding: Tiberius Stone, a villain from a villain from Frank Tieri's ''ComicBook/IronMan'' run reappeared--and was revealed to by the father of Tyler Stone and thus the grandfather of [[ComicBook/SpiderMan2099 Miguel O'Hara]].

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* ArcWelding: Tiberius Stone, a villain from a villain from Frank Tieri's ''ComicBook/IronMan'' run reappeared--and was revealed to by the father of Tyler Stone and thus the grandfather of [[ComicBook/SpiderMan2099 Miguel O'Hara]].
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* KilledOffForReal: Marla Jameson and Ashley Kafka. [[spoiler: It was believed following ''Dying Wish'' that the same could be said for ''Peter himself''

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* KilledOffForReal: Marla Jameson and Ashley Kafka. [[spoiler: It was believed following ''Dying Wish'' that the same could be said for ''Peter himself''himself'']].



* UnclePennybags: The Post-ComicBook/{{Secret Wars|2015}} storyline sees Parker Industries become a global sensation and Peter essentially become the new Tony Stark. [[spoiler: But, this being Earth-616, choked with StatusQuoIsGod, doesn't last as Spidey is forced to destroy his new company to prevent a resurrected Doc Ock/Superior Ock and HYDRA from using his assets in their goal for conquering the world during ''ComicBook/SecretEmpire'', leaving Peter back t being broke as the day he was born, once again a LovableLoser. Fan reaction was...''[[{{Understatement unimpressed]]]].

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* UnclePennybags: The Post-ComicBook/{{Secret Wars|2015}} storyline sees Parker Industries become a global sensation and Peter essentially become the new Tony Stark. [[spoiler: But, this being Earth-616, choked with StatusQuoIsGod, doesn't last as Spidey is forced to destroy his new company to prevent a resurrected Doc Ock/Superior Ock and HYDRA from using his assets in their goal for conquering the world during ''ComicBook/SecretEmpire'', leaving Peter back t to being broke as the day he was born, once again a LovableLoser. Fan reaction was...''[[{{Understatement unimpressed]]]].''[[{{Understatement}} unimpressed]]''.
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* TheHeroDies: [[spoiler: Believe it or not, at the midpoint of the run, Peter ''actually dies'' in Doc Ock's sickly body in a failed attempt to reclaim his body from Octavius after the villain switched their minds via an Octobot during ''Dying Wish''. However, Peter ensures he won't leave the world without a successor by actually ''convincing'' Otto to change his ways by having Ock experience memories of his ''entire life'', to which the villain does vow to his dying foe to carry on as Spider-Man, before Peter succumbs to his wounds. However, Parker's soul still remained in his body and tried to influence Otto, knowing that despite his promise, a former supervillain's idea of doing good

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* TheHeroDies: [[spoiler: Believe it or not, at the midpoint of the run, Peter ''actually dies'' in Doc Ock's sickly body in a failed attempt to reclaim his body from Octavius after the villain switched their minds via an Octobot during ''Dying Wish''. However, Peter ensures he won't leave the world without a successor by actually ''convincing'' Otto to change his ways by having Ock experience memories of his ''entire life'', to which the villain does vow to his dying foe to carry on as Spider-Man, before Peter succumbs to his wounds. However, Parker's soul still remained in his body and tried to influence Otto, knowing that despite his promise, a former supervillain's idea of doing good good doesn't align with his own moral code, as Otto is far more prone to brutality than Peter typically allowed. His influence becomes so frequent, to the point when Otto was actually doing unquestionable ''good'': performing brain surgery on a little girl with a tumor, Peter desperately tries to hide his presence, preventing Otto from scanning her brain in fear he will use it on himself. This turns out to be true as Otto ''does'' enact this, finding out Peter still lived within him. Refusing to give Peter his life back, they battle in their minds as Spider-Man, but using the fact Peter almost let someone die to protect himself to demoralize him, Otto pummels him and this time tries to finish him off by deleting his consciousness in revenge, seemingly killing Peter for good. However, Peter still grips on and by ''Goblin Nation'', the final arc of ''Superior Spider-Man'', Peter finally manages to convince Octavius to give him his body back as he has ultimately failed in his tenure as Spider-Man, and Otto admits that no one else is worthy of the name but Peter himself, expelling his own mind]].

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* ArcWelding: Tiberius Stone, a villain from a villain from Frank Tieri's ''ComicBook/IronMan'' run reappeared--and was revealed to by the father of Tyler Stone and thus the grandfather of [[ComicBook/SpiderMan2099 Miguel O'Hara]].

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* AntiHeroSubstitute: The entire point of ''ComicBook/SuperiorSpiderMan'', showing what would happen if Doctor Octopus was Spider-Man. Unlike
ArcWelding: Tiberius Stone, a villain from a villain from Frank Tieri's ''ComicBook/IronMan'' run reappeared--and was revealed to by the father of Tyler Stone and thus the grandfather of [[ComicBook/SpiderMan2099 Miguel O'Hara]].



* BigBad: With Norman Osborn OutOfFocus for much of the first run, Doc Ock ends up stepping back up as Spider-Man's ArchEnemy.

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* BigBad: With Norman Osborn OutOfFocus for much of the first run, Doc Ock ends up stepping back up as Spider-Man's ArchEnemy. This does a strange switch in that come ''Dying Wish'', the arc following ''ComicBook/EndsOfTheEarth'', has Ock enact his ''true'' swan song plot: [[GrandTheftMe using a small Octobot to swap minds with Spidey, achieving his final victory over his mortal enemy by ''becoming'' him]], [[KillAndReplace leaving Peter to die in his own cancer-ridden body]]. While Peter (reluctantly) has the Sinister Six break him out of Ryker's Island to attempt to reverse this, he actually ends up ''failing'' and does die, but not before using his memories to provoke a HeelRealization in Octavius, inspiring the villain to carry on as Spider-Man, and ''actually dies''. From then on, Otto resolves to both honor and one-up Peter by becoming a "Superior Spider-Man", instead taking a practical and ruthless approach to fighting crime. Norman however returns as a



* KilledOffForReal: Marla Jameson and Ashley Kafka.

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* KilledOffForReal: Marla Jameson and Ashley Kafka. [[spoiler: It was believed following ''Dying Wish'' that the same could be said for ''Peter himself''



* UnclePennybags: The Post-ComicBook/{{Secret Wars|2015}} storyline sees Parker Industries become a global sensation and Peter essentially become the new Tony Stark.
* UnfortunateImplications: Invoked by Peter when he and Mockingbird beat up some guys in a Hong Kong backhouse, because they're all Asians, and it makes Peter feel uncomfortable.

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* TheHeroDies: [[spoiler: Believe it or not, at the midpoint of the run, Peter ''actually dies'' in Doc Ock's sickly body in a failed attempt to reclaim his body from Octavius after the villain switched their minds via an Octobot during ''Dying Wish''. However, Peter ensures he won't leave the world without a successor by actually ''convincing'' Otto to change his ways by having Ock experience memories of his ''entire life'', to which the villain does vow to his dying foe to carry on as Spider-Man, before Peter succumbs to his wounds. However, Parker's soul still remained in his body and tried to influence Otto, knowing that despite his promise, a former supervillain's idea of doing good
* UnclePennybags: The Post-ComicBook/{{Secret Wars|2015}} storyline sees Parker Industries become a global sensation and Peter essentially become the new Tony Stark.
Stark. [[spoiler: But, this being Earth-616, choked with StatusQuoIsGod, doesn't last as Spidey is forced to destroy his new company to prevent a resurrected Doc Ock/Superior Ock and HYDRA from using his assets in their goal for conquering the world during ''ComicBook/SecretEmpire'', leaving Peter back t being broke as the day he was born, once again a LovableLoser. Fan reaction was...''[[{{Understatement unimpressed]]]].
* UnfortunateImplications: Invoked by Peter when he and Mockingbird beat up some guys in a Hong Kong backhouse, because they're all Asians, and it makes Peter feel uncomfortable. This doesn't sit well with fans.
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MC 2 Peter Parker was resurrected in Spider-Geddon


* KilledOffForReal: Marla Jameson, [=MC2=] Peter Parker, and Ashley Kafka.

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* KilledOffForReal: Marla Jameson, [=MC2=] Peter Parker, Jameson and Ashley Kafka.
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The [[LongRunner longest run]] of ComicBook/SpiderMan by any writer in its history branching off from ''ComicBook/BrandNewDay'', saw Dan Slott, who had been contributing to the previous era's "Webhead" brain trust since 2008, emerge as the sole writer starting in 2010. Dan Slott's helm as writer has seen the franchise achieve several critically and commercially well-received story arcs. The creation of several popular spin-off titles have also resulted in the comic line effectively evolving into becoming a "Spider-Family." Slott ended his run with one last story arc -- ''Go Down Swinging'' -- in 2018, succeeded by [[ComicBook/NickSpencersSpiderMan Nick Spencer]].

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The [[LongRunner longest run]] of ComicBook/SpiderMan by any writer in its history branching off from ''ComicBook/BrandNewDay'', saw Dan Slott, who had been contributing to the previous era's "Webhead" brain trust since 2008, emerge as the sole writer starting in 2010. Dan Slott's helm as writer has seen the franchise achieve several critically and commercially well-received story arcs. The creation of several popular spin-off titles have also resulted in the comic line effectively evolving into becoming a "Spider-Family." Slott ended his run with one last story arc -- ''Go "Go Down Swinging'' Swinging" -- in 2018, succeeded by [[ComicBook/NickSpencersSpiderMan Nick Spencer]].



* ''ComicBook/{{Scarlet Spider|2012}}'' [[note]]Starring Kaine[[/note]]

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* ''ComicBook/{{Scarlet Spider|2012}}'' ''ComicBook/ScarletSpider2012'' [[note]]Starring Kaine[[/note]]

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* ''ComicBook/RenewYourVows''
* ''ComicBook/{{Venom}}'' (2011) [[note]]Starring Flash Thompson[[/note]]



* ''ComicBook/RenewYourVows''
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* ButForMeItWasTuesday: Scorpio tries to get one last shot at Spider-Man by stating he still knows everything that's happened over the last year, including that very day, and that something terrible is coming to destroy Spider-Man's world. Spidey retorts that happens to him every Tuesday, so as final threats go. . . not that impressive.
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-->'''Bobbi''': Your mind, huh? Does it still work when you '''clock out?'''

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-->'''Bobbi''': Your mind, huh? Does So does it still work when you '''clock out?'''
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* IncrediblyLamePun: Peter really ''is'' a bad influence on Bobbi Morse. Scorpio is trying use his Zodiac key at a special receptacle he built into Big Ben, claiming he's invincible with his mind controlling the key. Bobbi socks him on the jaw.
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* CoolOldLady: Aunt May takes a level or two in badass after ''Worldwide'', helping to manage Parkertech.

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* CoolOldLady: Aunt May takes a level or two in badass after ''Worldwide'', helping to manage Parkertech.Parker Industries. She pretty much runs the Uncle Ben Foundation, flying all over the world to oversee its humanitarian relief efforts, and is a majority shareholder of the company, a position she's not afraid to use if someone at PI needs a stern talking-to.
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* BigBad: With Norman Osborn OutOfFocus for much of the first run, Doc Ock ends up stepping back up as Spider-Man's ArchVillain.

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* BigBad: With Norman Osborn OutOfFocus for much of the first run, Doc Ock ends up stepping back up as Spider-Man's ArchVillain.ArchEnemy.

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