History Heartwarming / SpiderMan

* The last page of Nick Spencer's ''Amazing Spider-Man'' #1 which has MJ not just being supporting Peter after his fall from grace, but actually seemingly rekindling their romantic relationship with a kiss, reminding him that they're in this both together.

* The last page of Nick Spencer's ''Amazing Spider-Man'' #1 which has MJ not just being supporting Peter after losing his company, and his post as the Daily Bugle's Science Editor, but actually seemingly rekindling their romantic relationship with a kiss, reminding him that they're in this both together.

--> '''Mary Jane''': ''We're in this together Pete. We always have been.''

--> '''MJ''': ''We're in this together Pete. We always have been.''

* Issue #591 had the Fantastic Four regain their memories of Spider-Man's identity from before the ComicBook/OneMoreDay ResetButton caused everyone to forget who Spider-Man is under the mask. [[http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v205/CyberGhostface/Spider-Man591021.jpg You can see it here]], complete with a nice bit of foreshadowing towards [[spoiler:Spidey joining the FF after Johnny's death]].

* In the ''Big Time'' arc, May has used her new poltitical connections to get Peter his dream job at Horizon Labs. As Peter walks towards the door, a panel from ''Amazing #1'' appears (where the recently-widowed May tells him to continue his studies so he could become a scientist). She then looks towards the sky and says, "He did it, Ben."

* In the weirdest example of this considering the character, ''Carnage'' provides a slight example simply because the symbiote will stop at ''nothing'' to keep Cletus safe in defiance of whatever advantages a different host would have over him. At one point, It seems like Carnage has hit the top, after taking over Silver Surfer, the herald of the creature that instills fear in it's entire race on a genetic level. However, after learning that it's first host is on the verge of death due to a mixture of health complications and the sheer amount of time since they were separated, the symbiote scarcely thinks twice about abandoning the Surfer and all the power that would entail in favor of reuniting with Cletus.

* Amazing Spider-Man (1999) #38: For such a quiet issue, it's a rollercoaster of emotions. To wit: Aunt May has finally figured out that Peter Parker is Spider-Man and dropped by his apartment to have a serious talk with him about it. She is still noticeably rattled with the revelation, but she keeps herself strong as she manages to make Peter come clean about his double life. There's a TearJerker moment when Peter tells her that it's because of him that Uncle Ben died, and then May takes the blame for herself because Ben had only gone out to have his fateful meeting with the burglar because they had an argument and he wanted to go for a walk to let things cool off. There's a CrowningMomentOfFunny when May says that she figured Peter was hiding something, but the way he hid it made her think he was gay. And the end result falls under here because Peter is finally able to purge his ghosts with someone he can trust, and while not liking the idea of her surrogate son going out to put his life on the line every night, May still tries to take it as well as she can, for the love she has for her nephew.
-->'''Peter:''' ''(narrating)'' For all the years I wore ''[the Spider-Man costume]'', I always felt as if I was hiding more than my name. I was hiding who I was. Hiding from the world. From myself. And from her. For the first time, as I put it on, I feel not confined, but free. She has given me that freedom. And I know it cost her. However much she put on a brave face... I know this must have cost her terribly. And I'll make that up to her, somehow. Because May is right. Out great power, and our great responsibility, is to one another. And I won't lie to her again. I won't let her down. Ever.

--> '''Harry''': ''That, Johnny, is why Peter is my best friend. He never gives up on me. I'm not an Osborn to him. I'm just "Harry." ''
* It's worth noting that while it usually doesn't work, Spidey is often quick to try the TalkingTheMonsterToDeath approach, or even telling a villain, or reformed villain, YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre. Many of his former foes have tried going straight, as well, sometimes inspired by him.
* Chief Inspector Sun Spider-man's new FriendOnTheForce saying while some fear that Villains are being attracted to his city because of the Wall-Crawler he still thinks well of him.
** Apparently Parker Industries has been helping the Shanghai Police Dept since oping it's Main China office.

* In #3 of the same run, Pete has bought [[ComicBook/TheFantasticFour the Baxter Building.]] Johnny Storm is not happy about this, and confronts Peter about it. When Pete finally gets Johnny to stop fighting, he shows him the building's lobby, which has a huge statue of the Fantastic Four and family - a way for people to know that the Baxter Building will ''always'' be home to the Fantastic Four. Turns out Peter bought the place because a bunch of other companies were trying to buy it, and he ''outbid all of them'' in order to hold onto it until the Fantastic Four are back. Johnny's response?

-->'''Jonah:''' NO!

-->'''Gargan:''' Thanks, Jameson. I need that. I've been waiting' years for this minute. But yer dumber than ya look if you think I'd let anyone walk outta here alive.

* Issue #186. After being hounded by the police for months for crimes he didn't do and shunned by New Yorkers thanks to Jameson's claims, Spidey is ''finally'' found innocent of causing Captain Stacy's death. Even better, many New Yorkers interviewed are actually happy that Spidey got his due. Of course, the guy still has to deal with insane press conferences, but it's nice to see things look up for Spidey for once.

* Issue #186. After being hounded by the police for months for crimes he didn't do and shunned by New Yorkers thanks to Jameson's claims, Spidey is ''finally'' found innocent of causing Captain Stacy's death. Even better, many New Yorkers interviewed are actually happy that Spidey got his due.

* In the earlier days of Spider-Man, he was allowed his great triumphs. His triumph at the end of the Master Planner arc to save aunt may's life is a great big ball of heartwarming on peter overcoming the odds to save his ParentalSubstitute.

* From the ''Spider-Man: Fever'' miniseries, there's a sweet moment at the end where Spidey notices that he and Comicbook/DoctorStrange make similar hand gestures. Heartwarming in a corny way.

* It's worth noting that while it usually doesn't work, Spidey is often quick to try the TalkingTheMonsterToDeath approach, or even telling a villain, or reformed villain, YourBetterThanYouThinkYouAre. Many of his former foes have tried going straight, as well, sometimes inspired by him.

* It's worth noting that while it usually doesn't work, Spidey is often quick to try the TalkingTheMonsterToDeath approach, or even telling a villain, or reformed villain, YoureBetterThanYouThinkYouAre. Many of his former foes have tried going straight, as well, sometimes inspired by him.

* It should be noted that Stan Lee has never put the characters through ''One More Day'', and they remain HappilyMarried in the newspaper strip continuity, as well as in the [[MarvelComics2 MC2]] continuity.

* Issue #591 had the Fantastic Four regain their memories of Spider-Man's identity from before the OneMoreDay ResetButton caused everyone to forget who Spider-Man is under the mask. [[http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v205/CyberGhostface/Spider-Man591021.jpg You can see it here]], complete with a nice bit of foreshadowing towards [[spoiler:Spidey joining the FF after Johnny's death]].