History Awesome / UltimateSpiderMan2000

-->'''Eddie''': Which way do you figure?
-->'''Venom''': ''[[WhereItAllBegan Trask's offices!]]''

-->'''Eddie''': Ahhhh. Yes! Yes!
-->'''Peter''': Eddie? Eddie? What's going on?
-->'''Venom''': [[PunctuatedForEmphasis I. Have. Absolute. Total. Control!]] [[ItsPersonal Now then, I have a score to settle...]]

* J. Jonah Jameson, one of the proudest and most arrogant Spider-Man characters outside of the villains, ''actually has character development'' during the Ultimatum arc. In the midst of the catastrophe, he personally witnesses [[http://www.theouthousers.com/images/stories4/Top26Spidey/scans18-7/ashamed.jpg Spider-Man dive into the flood to save a woman's life]], and instead of blowing it off with some rationalization, he actually writes in his newspaper that he had been wrong all along, that he had shirked his duty as a journalist, and delivers one of the most [[CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming heartwarming]] endorsements of Spider-Man imaginable.

** Not as awesome as Issue #7 where Osborn ''gets up again'' and gets his ass kicked ''AGAIN.'' This time with Peter helping Miles out. Osborn then drops dead from pushing the limits of his abilities and Maria Hill '''shoots him three times [[ThereIsNoKillLikeOverkill and burns his corpse.''']]

** Not as awesome as Issue #7 where Osborn ''gets up again'' and gets his ass kicked ''AGAIN.'' This time with Peter helping Miles out. Osborn then drops dead from pushing the limits of his abilities and Maria Hill '''shoots him three times [[ThereIsNoKillLikeOverkilland burns his corpse.''']]

** Just the buildup to that scene. It goes through a very quick sum-up of the Carnage boss fight, before Venom just as quickly sucks him up...before flexing his muscles as he lets out a triumphant roar, outright ''throwing'' Spidey out of his stomach. He bends down and...'''boom'''. The symbol flashes on as he poses triumphantly, speaking clearly like he never had before. Behold, the ''true'' Venom!

-->''Peter''': Eddie? Eddie? What's going on?

-->''Peter''': Eddie? Eddie? What's going?

* J. Jonah Jameson, one of the proudest and most arrogant Spider-Man characters outside of the villains, ''actually has character development'' during the Ultimatum arc. In the midst of the catastrophe, he personally witnesses [[http://i179.photobucket.com/albums/w284/airhikec001/blog/comics/pages/UltimateSpider-ManVol22_001.jpg Spider-Man dive into the flood to save a woman's life]], and instead of blowing it off with some rationalization, he actually writes in his newspaper that he had been wrong all along, that he had shirked his duty as a journalist, and delivers one of the most [[CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming heartwarming]] endorsements of Spider-Man imaginable.

* "The Death of Spider-Man" -- The Sinister Six [[spoiler:(or rather, the Fearsome Five)]], who had to be stopped by ComicBook/TheUltimates last time they teamed up, turn up at the Parkers' home seconds after Johnny & Bobby return from a double date. The two teens don't back down, and when Osborn [[HulkingOut turns into the Green Goblin]], Johnny flames on and takes Osborn out immediately. That's right, ''the Human Torch freaking [[OneHitKill one hit kills]] the Green Goblin''. The Torch & Iceman then hold their own against four villains they've never fought before, before Sandman & Electro manage to take them out. At which point a wounded Peter turns up.
* Next issue; Peter spends the whole issue taking on the rest of the group, and does a pretty good job despite the bullet wound. They're being watched the whole time by his neighbors who are calling ambulances and the police for him (his mask is off by the way). Eventually the villains manage to get Peter on the ropes, and Electro is about to finish him off when [[BigDamnHeroes Aunt May comes out of nowhere]] [[MamaBear and shoots Electro]], which causes him to practically explode with electric power, taking out the other villains. Then Aunt May rushes down to cradle the still wounded Peter as all the neighbors crowd around. [[OhCrap Then Osborn gets back up.]]
** [[http://youtu.be/POXxmaJ_cV8?t=10m23s Now in Video]].
* MJ runs Osborn over with a van. When Osborn gets back up Peter then (remember--BULLET WOUND, beating by various supervillains, and just plain exhaustion all around, plus not being quite as strong as the 616 version) picks the van up and squishes Osborn with it. Twice.
* Otto Octavius earns one earlier in the arc. When the rest of the Six are all being convinced by Osborn to kill Spider-Man once and for all, [[OnlySaneMan Octavius alone]] basically says, enough is enough, and decides to stop going after Peter for revenge. He realized [[WasItReallyWorthIt how little targeting Spidey has actually done for him]], and just wants to go back to being a scientist, and work for whoever will have him, deciding that he should just be proud that he had a hand in the creation of Spider-Man. Unfortunately for him, Osborn [[ITakeOffenseToThatLastOne takes offense to that last part]] and decides to kill Otto. Which he then does.

* "The Death of Spider-Man" -- The Sinister Six [[spoiler:(or rather, the Fearsome Five)]], who had to be stopped by TheUltimates last time they teamed up, turn up at the Parkers' home seconds after Johnny & Bobby return from a double date. The two teens don't back down, and when Osborn [[HulkingOut turns into the Green Goblin]], Johnny flames on and takes Osborn out immediately. That's right, ''the Human Torch freaking [[OneHitKill one hit kills]] the Green Goblin''. The Torch & Iceman then hold their own against four villains they've never fought before, before Sandman & Electro manage to take them out. At which point a wounded Peter turns up.

-->'''Eddie''': ''Mister'' Trask... I have been looking ''forward'' to this.

** He then lunges for Trask and all we see is the man's point of view before the screen goes black.

-->'''Eddie''': You know what ''I'' can't believe? I can't believe that after all the things you did... all the things you made ''me'' do... that after ''all'' of that, all you got was ''[[KarmaHoudinithree years in a golf course prison!]]''

-->'''Venom''': They aren't ''nearly'' well-armed enough!(Lunges at Trask before the screen fades to black)

-->'''Eddie''': You know what ''I'' can't believe? I can't believe that after all the things you did... all the things you made ''me'' do... that after ''all'' of that, all you got was [[KarmaHoudini''three years in a golf course prison''!]]

--->'''Venom''': They aren't ''nearly'' well-armed enough!(Lunges at Trask before the screen fades to black)

* "The Death of Spider-Man" -- The Sinister Six [[spoiler:(or rather, the Sinister Five)]], who had to be stopped by TheUltimates last time they teamed up, turn up at the Parkers' home seconds after Johnny & Bobby return from a double date. The two teens don't back down, and when Osborn [[HulkingOut turns into the Green Goblin]], Johnny flames on and takes Osborn out immediately. That's right, ''the Human Torch freaking [[OneHitKill one hit kills]] the Green Goblin''. The Torch & Iceman then hold their own against four villains they've never fought before, before Sandman & Electro manage to take them out. At which point a wounded Peter turns up.

* In issue 5 of "Miles Morales: Spider-Man", J. Jonah Jameson [[AloneWithThePsycho is forced to have an interview with]] the newly revealed BackFromTheDead ComicBook/NormanOsborn. The interview begins by revealing that Norman's insanity has been lessened somewhat by the [[TheParalyzer Venom Strike]] balancing his chemical imbalances out a bit more (the OZ apparently having granted him some form of immortality according to him), and it seems he has come to his senses, especially regarding [[EvenEvilHasLovedOnes his murder of Harry]]. However, as he reveals that he is still just as spiteful and [[NeverMyFault blames everybody else around him for his behavior]], [[spoiler:Jameson calmly [[ChandlersLaw pulls out a pistol]] [[CombatPragmatist and shoots Norman in the head three times]]]].
* In Issue #6: Miles Morales vs Green Goblin Round 2. [[spoiler:Miles kicks his ass rather handily by spamming his Venom Blast, noting it had a stronger reaction on him.]]

* Kingpin's revenge is also pretty good; [[spoiler:after beating up and unmasking Spidey, he reveals that he acquired a small studio that had gotten the rights to Spidey's image from the wrestling company he started out with. That meant that if Spidey attacked him, Kingpin would make money. If Spidey fought crime, Kingpin would make money. If Spidey retired, Kingpin would hire some guy to fight crime in his stead. And make money.]]
* The knock-down, drag-out brawl to the ''death'' between Peter and Carnage when Carnage comes looking for Peter the night after it [[spoiler:killed Gwen]]. Peter isn't even in his costume so we can see every ouce of rage and desperation on his face as the two of them leap around exchanging brutal attacks and smashing up their surroundings. [[http://www.symbiote.fr/images/comics/ultimate-spiderman-6417.jpg Bagley's artwork has never been better,]] making it simply one of the most visceral and thrilling fight scenes in the entire series.
* In ''Ultimate Comics'' #154, Tony Stark outright tells Peter that when he turns 18, there'll be a job waiting for him at Stark Enterprises.
* Everything that happens in the Clone Saga arc. Highlights: [[spoiler: Peter telling Fury that he'll do anything he wants if he can have 10 minutes alone with Octavius, and Fury accepting; Mary Jane convincing Fury to let Spider-Man keep his powers by saying Peter looks up to him like a father; the Fantastic Four standing up to a small army of SHIELD equipment and soldiers for Spider-Man.]]
** Bonus points go to the creators simply for the fact that they were able to make a version of the Clone Saga that was actually ''good''.

* After a whole incident with Kitty that got blown way out of hand (due to the aftermath of Ultimatum and mutant paranoia), the Principal of Peter's high school holds a PTA conference to announce his resignation, but lashes out at the parents (who blame him for what happened at the school) for letting their fear get the better of them and tells them to take responsibility for their own actions rather than trying to find someone to blame.
* Spidey talking Daredevil out of committing murder.

* Perhaps the single most awesome moment in the Ultimate-verse is J. Jonah Jameson [[spoiler:discovering Peter Parker is Spider-Man in the "Tainted Love" arc. You'd think he would go and plaster it all over his paper and ruin Spidey's reputation, right? Wrong! He tells his reporters that he knows who Spidey is, but is not going to tell them and will, in fact, use the Bugle to '''help''' Peter]].

** Of course, Reed Richards starts building something from parts of the wreckage. When questioned on what he is building, it turns out that he is building a N-Zone Transporter. Of course, Miles objected to it because it would send Kitty to the lifeless dimension with Galactus, but Richards insisted that this was a one-way trip. Of course, Miles and Sue were quick to point out that she did not know she was going to be sent to another dimension. Miles with the help of Sue Storm go out and save Kitty. Thor appears out of nowhere and slams Galactus into the portal with him in it. Richards closes it and now the expect Galactus to starve to death. Ladies and Gentlemen, the Ultimate Universe has sufficiently defeated Galactus.

** After a plane has crashed right in the middle of the city, all five teen heroes work together to save the lives of the survivors of the plane (J. Jonah Jameson included among them) as well as any bystanders caught in the chaos, as a fire has engulfed the vicinity. To go into detil, Miles and Jessica gather all the survivors from the plane, while Cloak offers to teleport all the civilians to a hospital far away from the chaos. Farther than he's ever even attempted to teleport, in fact, but he pulls it off. Though the crowd is frightened by Cloak, Dagger takes care of easing the fear of some children and leads them through Cloak and to the hospital, which makes everybody else realize there is nothing to be afraid of and readily accept their help. And to top it off, an explosion sends a large part of the plane's fuselage flying, which is about to crush Miles, Jameson and probably dozens of civilians, when Bombshell appears and blasts the falling piece of fuselage to the point where she disintegrates it, saving everybody's lives.