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Edited by MacronNotes on Jul 10th 2023 at 10:58:13 AM
Oooh, so kinda like the Silver Age Superman comics where he was married but we never saw who the wife was.
The Protomen enhanced my life.Man this new issue was laughable at how bad it was. Norman keeps.stabbing Peter either to give him the sins as green goblin, or to take them back because he is Norman again. For some reason the sins are literally red and demon like are they trying to tie this back to Norman making a deal with mephisto and the goblin was always a demon?
I mean this is a pipe dream but with all the mystical bullshit they’re doing now maybe this is leading to Spider-Man vs Mephisto. I mean Zeb Wells is gone, after breaking up two popular relationships.
It's gonna be fun on the bun!![]()
Are you trying to make me more of a Doom shill or what?
Wait, WHAT!?
Edited by RedHunter543 on Aug 1st 2024 at 2:10:01 AM
"The Black Rage makes us strong, because we must resist its temptations every day of our lives or be forever damned!"
I think they're referring to the Goblin being a demon separate from Norman
Shadow of the Green Goblin#4 was a bit weird and rushed, I've already discussed the ending in here, but here's the rest of it.
Emily Osborn connects with Harry, who she had abducted and brought to her, and they have a nice heart to heart, then Norman shows up at the lodge and threatens to kill Emily, but then has a change of mind and tells her to leave. Emily asks Harry to come with her, and for some reason, Harry turns on Emily and sides with his dad. Emily leaves. Norman then sprays Harry with something that will give him amnesia(?!)
Peter and Proto Goblin fight, but Proto Goblin begins to come apart, he demands Emily give him the antidote but Emily confesses she made the whole thing about the antidote up. Proto Goblin melts into a big glob and ends up being collected up by people in hazmat suits, and that's all we get from that. Emily flees in her car after briefly meeting Spider-Man.
The last few pages sees us witness the on-panel death of Gwen Stacy's mom, and Harry and Norman comfort Gwen and George at their home, Peter and Aunt May meanwhile begin to heal from Uncle Ben's death
Edited by Zarius on Jul 31st 2024 at 11:41:08 AM

And thread topper!
Edited by Zarius on Jul 31st 2024 at 4:52:27 AM