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I mean, I know Peter Parker dies in Ultimate Spiderman and I've never read a Spiderman comic in my life, so I'd say it's justified.
I serve at the pleasure of President Pritchart.
Strip out all spoiler tags, put a spoiler warning at the top of the page.
Late-Arrival Spoiler is about the advertising and marketing for the work, not about It Was His Sled (where everybody knew it already). Regardless, there shouldn't be spoilers above the example line.
Look at all that shiny stuff ain't they pretty
The Ultimate Spider-Man cartoon even goes to Miles' Universe, where Parker is dead. And it's a few years old as well. No spoilers above examples, and if it's a It was his sled moment then doesn't need spoilers.
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Ultimate Spiderman was a comic book published from 2000 to 2015. Initially, it was about Spider-Man reimagined in an Ultimate Universe. At one point Peter Parker dies, and Miles Morales becomes the new Spider-Man. Morales becomes the great Ensemble Dark Horse of the Ultimate Marvel universe, and survives the closing of the line in 2015 by being moved to the mainstream universe and starring in a new comic book. It is still being published to this day, and will be included in the upcoming film Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (which, according to the trailers, will include the part about the death of Peter Parker).
But in the page, divided in two halves, every mention to the death of Peter Parker in the first half is hidden in spoiler tags. Is this really needed? Perhaps it was a good idea at the time, but nowadays this is clearly a Late-Arrival Spoiler thing.