Can you think of anything more evil?
- After Spider-Man and his amazing friends manage to defeat the demonic Christmas tree, the crowd is less-than pleased.Firestar: Are people booing us?
Iceman: Hey, you people can't boo us. You love when Tim Burton does stuff like this, but not us?
Little Girl: I saw it eat Santa.
Spider-Man: We all saw it, kid. Don't worry though - he's a mutant and the X-Men are gonna resurrect him in their Keebler Treehouse. - The White Elephant gift exchange where it's extremely clear Iceman only remembered it on the way to the exchange (his gift is an Iceman knock-off hoodie he bought from a street vendor outside the Treehouse) and Cyclops bought a gift solely for himself (a Band of Brothers 4K set of Blue-Ray discs autographed by Tom Hanks).
- Although the circumstances that led to it are tragic, Venom kissing a baby after being offended by his parents mistaking him for Spider-Man certainly counts.
- Anything said or done by Rek-Rap.
- Rek-Rap's teamup with Spider-Man has the demon botching Spider-Man's catchphrases in the most over-the-top goofy way possible, such as "web-whamming" or "wall-prancing", while Spider-Man exasperatedly tries to correct him.
- On a related note, both Chasm and Hallow's Eve calling out Peter for referring to the former's demon form after usurping Madelyne's throne as weird despite Rek-Rap being there, although the former also leads to a Heartwarming Moment from the demon when he rushes to defend Spider-Man from his monstrous clone even after he became the King of Limbo.
- J. Jonah Jameson successfully pretends to be a demon in human disguise, terrifying other demons into compliance. He thinks it's brilliant that demons are mistaking him for a demon. Robbie doesn't think that's a good thing.
- Kamala Khan teasing Dylan Brock for acting like an over-the-top edgelord in Venom #16, especially since he's very much trying to be serious about it. Not to be outdone, Dylan and Normie call Kamala "old" as they're kids and she's not one anymore.
