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Deadpool: part 4
Augustus Beezer welcomes his viewers back to the show. On Krakoa Island, the jungle-trained warriors led by the enigmatic Deadpool have chased the X-Men and the show’s unexpected guest, Spider-Man, through the jungles of the island. When the show went on a small break, the X-Men managed to capture Deadpool. And when Deadpool was unmasked, the teenage heroes were all shocked to discover that he was none other than… Professor Xavier?!
Shadowcat demands to know what’s going on. Xavier, sitting ashamed on his knees, begs his children to heed his words and to run away from this place as far as they can. Storm wants to know how their captors could have done this to the Professor. The Professor calls their jailors monsters. Colossus notices that the Professor can stand on his legs again, and doesn’t understand how that’s possible. Xavier recalls that he told the team to never come to this island but Angel quickly defends that they were kidnapped.
Finally speaking up, Spider-Man asks everyone to wait a second. He then suddenly punches Xavier into his face! Kitty is shocked to see her boyfriend do this, though Beezer is impressed. When Kitty demands to know what Spidey is doing, he explains that he believes that they are dealing with the shape-shifter.
In disbelief, Storm powers up, reminding Spider-Man that he just hit their teacher. Spider-Man believes otherwise and that they are dealing with the guy who tricked the X-Men in the first place. Kurt asks the Professor what to do. “Xavier” orders the X-Men to kill Spider-Man, believing that he is one of the monsters. Kitty tries to calm everyone down. “Xavier” jokes that it’s just like Lucy and the football, and starts shooting at the X-Men!
Angel is quickly hit in his wings, but the other X-Men and Spidey manage to dodge the shots. Peter reminds Kitty that he has a spider-sense and they’ve got to learn to trust that. Kitty apologizes, because the guy really acted and sounded like the Professor.
Beezer smiles to his audience that they almost had the X-Men this time. He reveals that “Professor Xavier” really was Deadpool ,using his trademark image distortion cloaking device. (more about the cloaking device can be found on the show’s website). The X-Men mistook Deadpool for their missing Professor Charles Xavier. For more on that, the show now turns its attention over to their long time executive: Mojo.
Beezer asks Mojo what he’s got for the viewers. Mojo claims that this program is more than a television show broadcasting to half of the world. This is a courtroom and a public execution. This is man’s justice. Mojo reveals that he has dedicated his life to the punishment of mutants who break the law, and he believes that the X-Men are the worst criminals the world has ever seen.
Mojo continues to explain that there is a man who brought these children together. He trained the X-Men and armed them. It is a man who has spent his entire life dedicated to building an army of mutant terrorists, to inflict his nightmare on an unassuming world. Mojo states that this man’s punishment is poetic and just. He shows the viewers that he has Xavier chained in the same room he is standing in, and keeps the Professor forced to watch the decimation of his dream. And after that, Mojo promises, Xavier will be lobotomized on the air. His powerful mutant brain will turn into jelly. It will be a reminder to all those mutants who would raise themselves above the laws of mankind. Tonight, Mojo concludes, the world will see the physical destruction of the X-Men and the final moment of Charles Xavier’s “twisted” dream.
Beezer is glad to have Mr. Mojo back on the show and is certain the viewers feel the same way. The show will come back to him as it continues. Right now, Beezer wants to return to the jungle to see how the X-Men and Spider-Man are doing.
At the jungle, Spider-Man asks the X-Men if they remember how Deadpool disguised himself as other people to trap the entire team. Storm believes that the point has been made. Peter feels exhausted. Kurt asks Storm where Scott is, as he is nowhere to be seen. Peter noticed that they lost Scott half a mile back into the jungle.
Elsewhere, Deadpool picks up his mask and declares to his Reavers that they are once again good to go. It’s time to bring it in for the big finale. One of the Reavers states that the X-Men and Spider-Man are all stronger than they look. Deadpool reminds his team to focus. He wants to pull off the legs of Spider-Man for the kids at home, and suggests they take it from there. He believes that the reason why this show isn’t going smoothly is because they didn’t plan for Spider-Man to be on board. And to be frank, the webslinger is starting to get on Deadpool’s nerves. They didn’t come this far to loose, so that isn’t going to happen. He asks his team if any of them has Spider-Man on any of the thousand cameras that are on this island.
Beezer interrupts. He explains to his audience that the control room is also looking for Spider-Man and the X-Men. And they’ve got them! He reports back to the Deadpool that their prisoners are situated southeast of him, about fifty yards. It looks like the mutants are heading towards the studio! And Beezer would really like that not to happen. Deadpool and the Reavers run into their prisoners, and he asks Cruise if he’s got a lock on them. Cruise has and Deadpool orders to take the shot.
At the same time, Storm states to the others that they’ve got to get to the studio they can see up on a hill. She believes that’s where their captors are holding Xavier. Spider-Man hopes that, since they are in a TV show, they can win an Emmy for this. Suddenly, Spider-Man gets shot! Beezer is thrilled. Kitty is stunned and is speechless. Instead, and an angry look comes across her face. Storm gets worried about her.
Deadpool and the Reavers open fire on the X-Men. Kitty instead phases through the armors of some of the Reavers, and her powers short-circuit their suits! Beezer declares to his audience that the rumored relationship between Spider-Man and Kitty Pryde appears to be true. Deadpool sneaks up on Kitty, and hits her with a shocking device.
Beezer desperately tries to warn Deadpool about the incoming danger, but is too late. Nightcrawler teleports nearby the villain, and takes his shocking device out of his hands! The Reavers, uncertain what’s happening, open fire on Kurt but as he teleports away again, Deadpool gets hit and falls unconscious at Kitty’s feet!
Kurt then teleports to the other Reavers and uses the device he took from Deadpool to take them out. Meanwhile, Angel flies Deadpool high up in the air, and throws him harshly back into the jungle! Once down, Deadpool is done with having fun, and instead ends up getting hit by Spider-Man. As the battle between the X-Men and the Reavers continues, Spider-Man and Deadpool also continue to fight each other. Spidey gains the upper hand, and rips off Deadpool’s mask.
Everyone is shocked when they discover that Deadpool’s face is… entirely bionic! Deadpool angrily declares that he already told the X-Men and Spider-Man about this: he and the Reavers gave up everything to destroy them. He kicks Spidey into his face and starts shooting at the rest. He declares that the mutants don’t have what it takes to bring down him and his team. Beezer apologizes to his viewers that they had to see this. He states that, as he explained earlier in the show, the Reavers went through grueling surgical experiments to make themselves equal to the task of fighting super-powered mutant youth. And as the viewers can see, Wadey Wilson took it as far as a man can.
Kitty asks Colossus to throw her at Deadpool. Colossus isn’t sure about that, but does so anyway and performs a fastball special with Kitty. Deadpool gains the upper hand on Spider-Man and promises that the world will understand it once this is over. Kitty phases through Deadpool, and Beezer proposes that the younger viewers may want to turn away now. Deadpool’s body starts to give up small sparks, and Kitty phases herself and Spider-Man into safety. On that very moment, Deadpool’s body entirely explodes!
The other X-Men worry about Peter and Kitty’s safety. Beezer isn’t certain what to think. The other Reavers want to avenge their leader and begin to open fire again. However, suddenly they get all taken out by an optic blast from Cyclops! With everyone back together, the X-Men and Spider-Man start to bring down all of the Reavers. The fight makes it closer and closer to the studio, and Beezer desperately tries to proclaim to the authorities that they are under attack by mutants.
Jean makes it into the studio and faces Beezer. She tells the authorities, if they are watching this, that she begs them to come there and take care of this television show that kidnaps children out of their beds and brings them to this island to torture and kill them. Jean introduces herself to Beezer and jokes that she doesn’t have to ask him where he is holding Professor Xavier. She can easily look into his mind and figure it out by herself. She can also tell Beezer’s mind to stop breathing. Luckily for him, she says, she is one of the good guys.
Kitty cuts in, and reports to the kids watching this at home that they are lucky their life sucks. The lives of the X-Men don’t suck, and she wants everyone to sit in the dark and think about that. On that moment, the show closes its feed entirely.
With all the cameras destroyed and the Reavers taken care of, Jean uses her telepathic powers to contact Xavier, hoping he can hear her.
Elsewhere, in his studio, Mojo angrily lashes out at the soldiers for just standing there and not doing anything about the X-Men. He shouts at them to either give him a gun, because he wants Xavier dead. Mojo sees that the guards don’t seem to listen to him, and wonders what’s wrong with them. Suddenly, Xavier’s chains go slack and fall off. Xavier jokes that he would like to have a word in response to Mojo’s accusations against him and his students.
The X-Men and Spider-Man run further down into the studio, trying to reach Xavier. Scott asks Jean if she knows where he is. Jean mentions that the Professor is just down the hall they are running in, but the Professor closed his mind off to her. Jean desperately tries to reach the Professor telepathically, but doesn’t receive an answer back.
On that moment, a loud scream is heard! Kitty panics. Storm asks Jean what happened, but she doesn’t know. The X-Men and Spidey stare in front of them, and the Professor, sitting in his wheelchair, meets up with his students. The X-Men are thrilled to see their mentor again, and Xavier jokes that he is worse for wear. Scott mentions the scream they just heard, but Xavier only replies that he just wants to leave this horrid place.
Kurt mentions he saw a small airfield. Xavier shakes hands with Spidey, thanking him for coming to their rescue. Xavier fears what would have happened to him and the other X-Men if Spidey hadn’t been here to turn the table to their favor. He even calls Peter a fine young man. Spidey jokes that’s great, and sarcastically asks if he can come live with the X-Men when his aunt kicks him out of the house. Xavier smiles that they’ll get Peter home.
As the X-Men leave, they are unaware that, on Krakoa island, Deadpool has survived the explosion and watches the plane leaving. On the plane, Spidey and Kitty hug each other. Peter asks Kitty if she’s alright. Kitty just can’t understand the fear, as it can get to you. Peter knows that. Later that night, after having been home and taking their plane back, the X-Men drop Peter and Kitty off nearby his home in Queens. They walk together to his home, and Kitty asks Peter if he’s really going to do it. Peter replies that it’s four-thirty in the mourning and he has been missing for a day. There’s no way out of it: he has to tell his aunt that he’s Spider-Man!
Kitty wonders what Peter’s aunt is going to do once she discovers the secret, but Peter doesn’t even know that. Kitty doesn’t know for sure, but maybe Jean or the Professor can use their psychic powers to make Peter’s aunt forget about him having been missing. Peter is against that. Kitty knew that already, she was just saying. She wants Peter to be happy. They share a hug together.
As they approach Peter’s house, Kitty says wants to come in as well. He panics and is against it. Kitty jokes that if she comes, Peter will have a buffer and she can’t kill him with a witness nearby. She can also help explain. They go into the house together, but it’s dark, so Kitty thinks that maybe Peter’s aunt went to bed. Peter goes to his aunt’s bedroom, but she isn’t there. Kitty thinks that maybe she went out looking for him. Peter dislikes that thought.
Kitty phases around the house, looking for May. Failing, she meets with Peter in the kitchen and reports that her car isn’t in the garage. He starts to worry seriously.
Suddenly, Kitty notices that Peter’s answering machine hasa new message recorded. He presses the button to hear the message… it’s from Aunt May! She asks Peter to pick up but, when she doesn’t hear him do that, she thinks he already went to bed. She tells Peter that, if he gets up and gets this message, she doesn’t want him to freak out. She’s not coming home tonight, because her date is going so well and she’s going to stay with him tonight. She jokes that Peter is a big boy and they can discuss this later.
May explains that she’s on a date with Doctor Miles Warren and tells Peter to write down the guy’s phone number, which she provides next. Kitty jokes that Peter’s aunt got her groove going. Peter is surprised to hear the name Miles Warren and that his aunt never came home. Kitty smiles that Peter dodged a bullet.


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Morbius: part 1
Months ago…
Spider-Man is busy web-slinging through a night city and talks to himself. He notices that there’s nothing out of the ordinary to be found tonight, just a guy below him, who’s running like a maniac through a side street of Manhattan. Peter figures that either the guy is running from something or to something. But still, middle of the night; running: not good.
Spidey notices another guy, who is chasing the first guy. And this guy using the guns. So, here Peter goes again with that whole “with great power must also come some idiot shooting at my head.” Spider-Man swings down to the leather-wearing shooter and kicks him down. The guy drops his guns, and Peter quickly sticks on a nearby wall. The shooter wants to pick up his guns, but Spidey quickly webs them stuck on the ground. The shooter groans, and calls Spidey an idiot.
Peter notices the other guy still running away and asks if he’s okay. The guy ignores Spidey and keeps running. The shooter wants to fight Spider-Man, but he quickly webs him up. He runs over some walls to run toward the running guy and wants to know what this was all about. The guy trips over, and Spidey jumps down nearby him. He asks the guy if he’s okay and if he needs to go to the hospital.
The guy turns his face around, changes it into that of a vampire and hisses at the web-slinger! The vampire quickly grabs Spidey’s neck, causing him to panic. The vampire is ready to bite Spidey into his neck, but suddenly, a sword gets stuck into his chest and the creature turns into dust!
Spidey looks amazed when he recognizes his rescuer as the shooter from before. The shooter grabs Spidey tightly by his neck, introducing himself as Blade. He also promises Spider-Man that, if he ever touches or looks at him again, he will eat his heart for breakfast! Holding his sword close to Spidey’s face, Blade believes he made his point. He releases Spidey and runs away. Catching his breath, Spidey tries to figure out where Blade ran to, but he’s already completely out of sight.
Today, the Daily Bugle…
Peter has found a picture on the Internet of himself as Spider-Man and Kitty hugging each other, from the time they were trapped on Krakoa Island. Kitty calls him, and Peter tells her that three million people have downloaded the Krakoa Island footage, and Kitty discovered that they are now labeled as a “hot item.” Peter read that Entertainment Weekly says that they are the “it” couple.
And yet, Kitty is grounded. Peter wants to know how that’s possible. Kitty shouts that the Professor wants her and all of the other X-Men to stay at the school and lay low until all this Krakoa stuff dies down. Storm, sitting on Kitty’s bed at her room at Xavier’s, asks her why she is shouting at Peter.
Peter thinks that this will blow over, as he’s yet to do the stupid thing he’s going to do today that will replace this embarrassment. Kitty thinks that this sucks, and asks Peter if he knows what else sucks. Peter thinks this means they can’t go out as a… Kitty doesn’t let Peter finish his sentence, shouting that they can’t go out on a date as a real couple! They have to keep sneaking around! Peter apologizes for this. Kitty suggests that Peter just tells the world that he’s Spider-Man already so they he can take her to a movie. Storm sarcastically points out with her fingers that was a smooth thing to say.
Peter mocks that he’ll write down what Kitty just said, promising he’ll do that right after lunch. Kitty hates this. Peter asks if they are okay. Kitty doesn’t understand. Peter is talking about okay, okay. Kitty fears that Peter is breaking up with him. Storm smiles that Kitty was yelling at him. Peter doesn’t want to do that. He promises. Kitty apologizes for yelling at him. She smiles that it was pretty cool that Peter came to her rescue at that hellhole called Krakoa. Peter smiles he indeed did that, because they are a hot item. They have to stay together, at least until the media takes their names and smushes them together and makes one name out of it.
Kitty can’t believe that they are a hot item, who have to stay all alone in their rooms. Peter corrects that he’s actually at work at the newspaper. Kitty finds it ironic that Peter gets to leave the house. Suddenly, Jameson shouts the word “vampires” behind Peter, busy discussing the topic with Ben Urich. Kitty heard it and asks what’s going on, but Peter apologizes, saying that he has to go.
Jameson, holding the paper Ben just wrote, wonders how an almost-award-winning journalist like Ben dares to hand him over a story about vampires. Ben defends that he’s just reporting the facts as they are, but Jameson finds it hard to believe that vampires are real. Ben states that they are living in a world with mutants, Spider-Men, Captain America frozen in a block of ice for decades, Tony Stark is a human tank, so he finds it surprising that Jameson doesn’t believe in vampires. Jameson refuses to print the story. He ends the discussion and leaves a disappointed Ben behind.
Peter comes out of his cubic hole, and asks Ben if he really saw a vampire. Ben jokes that, if he saw one by himself, it would be a headline. Robbie agrees with that, finding the story flimsy now. Ben explains that the girl said she was bit by a vampire. Robbie stays with his statement. Ben goads that print media is dead anyhow. Robbie tells Ben he just needs to find more evidence, as it’s just half a story now. Ben doesn’t like that. Peter asks if he can read it, which is fine by Ben, who hands Peter his story, calling it crap.
Peter reads the article headline, “Interview of Jennifer Grünwald, by Ben Urich, Investigative Reporter.” The story begins. Every day, it seems modern society reveals myth to be fact and what the world thought to be fact, to be myth. That is what 21-year-old Jennifer Grünwald discovered three days ago. That myth may very well be fact. Jennifer works at the New York Public Library in the foreign literature department. She is fluent in French and Spanish.
She is used to communicating with people from all over the world. The man she met this morning at the Library was at first nothing special. Just another American immigrant who may be hitting on her in a language she doesn’t understand. The feeling, Jennifer recalls, that followed was a different story. She recalls a hazy “drug-like” feeling washing over her. The stranger’s voice is now in her head, talking English.
Jennifer told Ben: “I can’t remember exactly what this man said, other than I was overwhelmed with a feeling to follow him outside. And I did. I thought maybe I was drugged or something, but I wasn’t. I hadn’t had a drink or even lunch yet. I vaguely remember being in the back alley across the street from the library. I remember him whispering to my ear but I don’t remember what he said. And I don’t remember anything after that.”
In truth, while in the alley, the vampire-man moved his body close to that of Jennifer’s and bit her passionately in her neck!
The story goes on. Jennifer woke up that night, in her own bed in her own home, confused and disoriented. Ben visited the girl at home, with the housekeeper letting him in. This woman told Jennifer that Ben was the man she was telling her about, the reporter from the Daily Bugle, who wants to hear what happened to her. Ben noticed that Jennifer had not been violated in any way, except for the marks on her neck.
Ben saw two small circular marks on the bottom of the left side of Jennifer’s neck. Wounds that were a day old, already healed as if they happened weeks ago. Scared to return to work, scared to go to the police, Jennifer realizes that what she thinks happened to her makes her a target for ridicule. Even though there is physical evidence to support her claims, Jennifer is scared. Jennifer told Ben that she knows it sounds insane and she doesn’t know exactly what happened to her. It may just have been a maniac playing a creepy dress-up fantasy fetish thing. But maybe it really was… a vampire.
But what’s to say is that there are no vampires. There’s Spider-Men and mutants with angel wings. She thinks that maybe vampires are real now, too. Something happened to her. She just wants to understand it.
Later, after school…
Peter walks home alone, but notices Mary Jane sitting on a bench, doing her homework, alone as well. Peter says hi to her, with MJ being speechless. Peter jokes about it, but MJ doesn’t want to go through that today. He doesn’t understand. MJ angrily shows Peter a magazine, which holds exclusive photos about him and Kitty hugging each other!
Peter is a bit surprised. MJ wonders how much of this she is supposed to take. Peter thinks this is nuts and asks if he can explain himself. MJ tells Peter he can explain why he so badly had to break up with her because “no one is safe” with him. because his life as Spider-Man dooms him to eternal loneliness. Yet, two weeks later, she finds him dating “gangly-girl.” Peter defends he can explain. Kitty has mutant powers. She can defend herself. In fact, she has the power to phase through things.
MJ wants to know what that means. Calmly, Peter responds it means Kitty can’t get hurt. MJ isn’t sure what to say about that, before adding in that case, Kitty is perfect for Peter. Peter tries to say something, but MJ interrupts, asking Peter if he loves Kitty. Peter doesn’t. Not yet. MJ believes that Peter is working on that.
She can’t believe this. Peter tells MJ to listen to him. Kitty called him up and asked him out, and they have a lot in common. He states that this whole thing with the magazine and TV, all it is, he was trying to help Kitty out of a jam, all of the X-Men by the way, as they have helped him out in the past. He didn’t know he was going to be on TV with Kitty and all of this would happen. It’s bizarre! He still has the scrummy media hanging around school looking for Spider-Man and now this. It’s all too close, and he doesn’t like it.
Mary Jane, ashamed, tells Peter that he wears the costume. Peter doesn’t know what to say. MJ tells Peter to talk to her hand. Kitty promises that this wasn’t the plan. MJ wants to know if Peter knew Kitty when they were dating. Peter confirms that. MJ wants to know what she is supposed to do: to just deal with this? Be Peter’s friend? Peter hopes that will happen, eventually, yes! After all, Mary Jane is his best friend. MJ gets up, packs her books, and corrects Peter that he isn’t her best friend. She starts to walk home, with Peter telling her that perhaps she should find someone too.
MJ starts to cry, asking Peter if he’s ready to see her making out with one of the guys on the team? If he’s ready to see him all over some guy? She wonders if that’s what Peter really wants. She asks if him he closes his eyes and tries to imagine a happy life for himself, is that what he sees? She promises that Peter is not her best friend. She’s mad at him. She doesn’t want to talk to Peter, as she hates this. Peter tells MJ that she is his friend and always will be. MJ isn’t amused much, and takes off, leaving Peter alone. Peter, talking to himself, wanted to tell MJ to watch out for vampires.
Elsewhere, apartment 416…
Ben knocks on the door, and a female voice asks who it is. Ben introduces himself, explaining that he wanted to talk to Jennifer a little more, adding that his editor, as he predicted, has some reservations about the story. The door opens and Ben walks through it, and is stunned to find Jennifer all well, wearing a full leather outfit and a newly found sense of complete confidence! With a seductive smile on her face, Jennifer welcomes Ben.
The two look at each other for a little while, and suddenly, they kiss! Jennifer suddenly stops, begging someone to let her do this because she is so hungry. A voice allows her to eat. Jennifer transforms her face into that of a vampire, and bites Ben into his neck!
The Daily Bugle…
Peter hears someone of the staff talking to the police, who are asking about the last time anyone heard from Mr. Urich. A man claims that Ben was still at the Bugle about 6:30 last night. They have security cards and can give the officers the exact minute Ben checked out.
When Peter asks her what happened, Betty smiles that Urich didn’t come home last night and has been missing for a day. She’s willing to bet ten bucks that says Wilson Fisk tossed Ben in the river. Peter is shocked to hear that. He goes back to his cubic, checks his backpack and notices Ben’s story on his desk. Peter looks at it, and reads the story title again: “Interview of Jennifer Grünwald, by Ben Urich, Investigative Reporter.”
Later…
Spider-Man web-slings through the city at night. He believes that this is so his fault. He wanted to tell Ben, “Dude, I saw a vampire once.” He imagines that Ben would say to him, “When did you see a vampire?” And Peter would say: “When I was swinging around as Spider-Man. Oops. But don’t tell anyone that part.”
Peter was dying to tell Urich this, just to tell him he was on the right track. He states that Ben Urich is the real deal, and wouldn’t think he’d end up missing. And quite frankly, Peter wasn’t even sure about what he saw. It was months ago and it was crazy. But every day’s been some kind of crazy. He means: vampires? He looked up this Jennifer person’s address in Brooklyn, and Peter makes it there. He finds the building and it’s apartment 6C but from the outside it’s hard to tell which one is 6C. He has no idea which window it could be.
Suddenly, a werewolf gets tossed through a window! The werewolf transforms itself into lots of bats, flies back inside the window, and once back inside the apartment transforms back into its werewolf form! A stunned Spider-Man follows the creature, and is even more shocked to find an unconscious Ben, being held by Jennifer. Peter hears Jennifer shouting to someone that Ben is hers. Peter attacks Jennifer, but quickly gets smacked on the head himself by the werewolf!
The werewolf growls that Spider-Man interferes, but Spider-Man quickly kicks the werewolf off of him, to the back of the wall. Jennifer panics, but the werewolf quickly gets up again, ready to kill Peter and tells he has to die. An arm pulls Spidey into safety, and another vampire, wearing a black/red leather outfit and a cape, tells Spidey he cannot win this fight.


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Clone Saga: Part 1
Peter is on the phone, but doesn’t hear anything on the other side anymore.
At Xavier’s, an angry Kitty, holding her phone in her hand, sits quietly on her bed.
Peter, uncertain, looks at his phone, without saying a word.
Kitty remains quiet, still being angry.
Peter tries to ask Kitty if she hung up.
Coldly, she denies that.
Peter wants to know what’s going on. Kitty thinks that Peter is hanging out with Mary Jane again, and Peter is a bit startled to hear that. He defends that’s not what he said – he’s not “hanging out” with her. They go to school together. Kitty angrily shouts that Peter just said MJ helped him with all this Morbius vampire stuff. He said so.
Peter explains that MJ was there. She saw that he was upset, creeped out and she talked him down. He defends that he and MJ are friends. They’ve been friends since forever. She knows a lot of stuff about him, including you know what. Kitty mopes that this is just great. Peter wonders if this is about him not calling Kitty, because he did call her but she wasn’t home, probably out being an X-Man person. Kitty shouts that’s just great. Peter doesn’t know what he did wrong.
Kitty starts to cry, as this is killing her inside. Peter is speechless. Kitty states that she is the one Peter should come to talk to. She’s his girlfriend and should be the one! Peter defends she is, but Kitty doesn’t buy that: she thinks it’s Mary Jane. Peter shouts back that he isn’t the only person Kitty talks to, as she has all her friends in the X-Men. Kitty knows that’s true, but… Not letting her finish, Peter says he has no friends. Zero friends. And he has no one who knows about his “other life” but Kitty and MJ. (Not including all the super-villains in the tri-state area).
Kitty shouts that’s different, though Peter doesn’t see how. Kitty thinks he’s in love with MJ. Peter is stunned, not believing Kitty just said that. Kitty mentions that Peter didn’t break up with MJ because he hated her, he broke up with her because he had to keep her from getting hurt!  Peter asks Kitty what she wants him to do: move?
Aunt May comes home and says hi to her nephew. Kitty thinks that was just MJ, but Peter quickly and angrily corrects her. Kitty realizes how stupid she has just been by saying that. Peter agrees and hangs up the phone.
He says “hi” to his aunt, who asks who Peter was talking to. He jokes it was the sheriff of Crazy Town. May smiles, thinking that means he and MJ are back together. Peter denies that, correcting that there’s a new sheriff in crazy town. May congratulates him on that, telling Peter to wash his hands as she’s got hoagies. “Yay,” Peter responds.
At Xavier’s, Kitty angrily stares at her phone. She says that two simple words would have been enough to convince her. “No, I’m not in love with her.” That’s all it would have taken. She lies down on her bed, with her head stuffed in her pillow, and starts to cry.
Midtown High School, Queens…
Peter walks alone through the school halls, when a happy Mary Jane waves hello to him, asking if he’s in better spirits today. Peter smiles back, wondering how he could know that. She asks if he ran into any more vampires today. Peter is happy to say he didn’t see any more vampires. When MJ asks where he’s going now, Peter mentions he was going to swing around. MJ asks if he has to, and Peter quotes that with great power there must also come…
Not letting him finish the sentence, MJ and Peter walk out of the school together and she tells Peter to come with her. He wants to know where. MJ reminds him that he needs a break as his head’s not in the game. He’ll get sloppy and somebody will pull his mask off. She wants him to take a break from up there and all that. Peter asks where they are going. “Your favorite place,” MJ smiles.
Later, at the mall…
Peter smiles that this is nobody’s favorite place. Eating some burgers together with Peter, MJ claims that’s what she meant. Peter actually appreciates this, though MJ doesn’t understand what. Peter explains he appreciates what MJ is trying to do there. She still doesn’t get it. “Trying to be friends again,” Peter adds. And he really appreciates it.
MJ also smiles that she’s making Peter a new costume again. Peter, holding his hand on his face in relief, thanks MJ dearly for that. MJ admits she saw Peter on TV and noticed he has a hole in his current one. Peter ashamed says that he literally taped it closed with blue packing tape. MJ laughs about it.
Mark Raxton interrupts the two, saying hi to MJ. Stunned, MJ says hi to him as well. Mark asks if this is the famous Peter Parker. Hesitant, she confirms it. Peter and Mark stare at each other quietly for a while. Mark smiles this is good for MJ, and says he’ll see her around, and takes off.
Peter asks MJ who that was. MJ introduces Peter to Mark Raxton, the Molten Man. Having seen Mark’s leather clothes, Peter jokes now that was a bad costume! MJ corrects that Mark’s band is called “Molten Man.” Peter asks if something is going on here. Hesitant, MJ admits that she and Mark went out together. He asks when that was. MJ doesn’t understand, but Peter waves it away, telling her to forget it. MJ smiles it was when she and Peter broke up. Peter really thinks he doesn’t want to hear about this.
MJ agrees. They quietly eat their burgers and fries for a while. Shocked, MJ promises that nothing happened between her and Mark. That’s fine by Peter. MJ explains she talked about Peter all night and ticked Mark off. Peter jokes that’s good. “Nice,” MJ responds. Peter tries to explain what he meant, but MJ already knows. When Peter asks MJ if she has gone out with anyone else, she jokes that she and the Human Torch are engaged. Peter mocks MJ can only wish that. Actually, MJ jokingly corrects, she’s holding out for Daredevil. But seriously, MJ corrects, everyone’s pretty sure that she and Peter are going to get back together. It’s like she has a scarlet “P” on her shirt.
Peter jokes that’s a very literary reference. MJ thanks him for that. Peter apologizes for standing in MJ’s way for whatever. That’s not what MJ meant. Peter knows that, joking he’s just guilt-ridden by nature. MJ can only agree with that. MJ asks how things are with Kitty. Peter smiles he doesn’t want to go there. MJ noticed she hasn’t seen her skulking around school for a while. Peter explains Kitty’s grounded for a while, but can tell MJ that Kitty’s a big fan of her. MJ thinks that means Kitty doesn’t trust him. Ashamed, Peter admits Kitty doesn’t even know him. He and MJ quietly stare at each other.
Suddenly, without a single warning, a street diner gets thrown through the mall roof! Everyone starts to panic, and Peter wonders what’s going on. MJ is surprised that somebody’s trashing the mall. Peter can’t believe someone with super-powers is actually doing that. MJ jokes that if she would have super-powers, trashing the mall is the first thing she’d do. Peter warns MJ to get out of there, which she promises to do. She asks if he’s going to suit up, which Peter confirms. She promises in that case she’ll just do as told.
The diner continues to trash the mall, and people flee in panic. A lone mother and her young child try to escape the havoc, but keeps getting pushed by other running people around her. Some people fall against her back, causing the woman to drop her child into the air! She shouts after him, but nobody does anything and the child is moments away from impact on the hard floor. Luckily, webbing is fired against the child’s shoes and safely pulls him up. It’s Spider-Man, who proudly says “Ta-daa” to a surprised crowd.
Someone believes that Spider-Man is the bad guy there doing all the damage, and the woman fears for her child’s safety. Spidey doesn’t see how he could be responsible for all this, but hands the child back to his angry mother, who calls the webslinger a monster. Peter thinks he should have seen that one coming.
As he smells smoke, he swings toward it, joking that he too was upset Chik-Fil-A moved to another location, but that’s still no reason to wreck the mall. He stares at his opponent: a big, costumed man wearing a green scorpion uniform! (Well, Spidey knows what he’s doing for the rest of his afternoon).
As the villain faces Spider-Man, he shouts that he won’t fall for it. Confused, Spidey asks the man what he’s talking about. Scared, the villain claims that he knows all of Spidey’s tricks, but he’s so much smarter than he is, it isn’t even funny. He’s the Scorpion! He’s better! He knows that. So, Spidey better doesn’t try and psyche him with some stupid trick. It’s supposed to be right here!!
Spider-Man can see why Scorpion goes by that moniker. And seeing that the villain’s smarter than him and all that, Peter suggests that Scorpion just lies down and act like he can beat the crap out of him and they can save everyone the trouble of it actually happening. Scorpion shouts that he knows it was there! Spider-Man wonders if Scorpion was mad about a sale or something.
Police officers shout at both Spider-Man and Scorpion to freeze and to put their hands in the air! Pointing their guns at the costumed men, officer Pullman reports through his radio that at they’ve got a 545 at the Heights Mall.
Scorpion angrily fires orange blasts at the officers, wanting them to die! Spider-Man tries to stop the villain but is too late. Most of the officers get hit, and the blasts hurt their eyes. Scorpion punches Spider-Man out of his way, causing him to crash through some of the mall stands.
The officers open fire on Scorpion, who points his tail at them and fires another blast at the cops. He exclaims that they can’t take this away from him. Spider-Man, getting up from under the rubble, jokes that this got too crazy, too fast. He fires a web at Scorpion and hits him and swings him against a pillar.
Scorpion tries to get up and continue Spider-Man again, but he goes to stand over him. Spidey tells his adversary not to think about it, as he already got enough troubles with the cops as it is and doesn’t need any more help with that. Some officers request backup, while others promise they’ll shoot Scorpion here and now. Scorpion kicks Spider-Man off of him, against another wall. The officers are ready to arrest Spider-Man. He tries to explain he isn’t the problem there, but the cops don’t even listen to him.
One of the cops Scorpion hit in the eyes earlier is still blinded and doesn’t know where to shoot. Scorpion tries to strangle him, but Spidey notices this and punches the officers away from him, apologizing as he does so. As Scorpion sees Spider-Man approaching him, he throws the officer out of his way. Spidey gives the villain a hard punch in the face. The officers once again open fire. Some bullet hits Scorpion’s armor, though Spidey manages to jump to safety. He fires some webs at the cops’ guns, blocking the guns’ barrels. In response, the officers dispatch and request code four, needing backup.
Scorpion hits Spider-Man a couple of times, causing him to fly through a shop selling Captain America T-Shirts. As Spidey tries to get up, Scorpion jumps toward him, quoting “Who are you, masked mystery man? Unveil yourself to the crowd!!” Scorpion claims that’s what “he” said. Spidey manages to get up and hits Scorpion, joking that he’s no doctor but believes the guy needs some different medication. Scorpion shouts that the webslinger isn’t listening, which he needs to do. Peter wonders if the guy is talking to him or the voices in his head, and if they talk to each other or only to Scorpion.
Spider-Man hits Scorpion again and again, and eventually destroys his facemask. Peter begs for Scorpion to calm down, but Scorpion keeps insisting that Spider-Man has to listen. Scorpion turns his face at Peter so he can have a clear look at him. And, shockingly enough, Peter is looking at… himself?!
The Scorpion again quotes “Who are you, masked mystery man? Unveil yourself to the crowd!!” That’s what “he” said… Holding Scorpion tight, Spider-Man can’t keep his eyes off of him.
Queens…
Mary Jane rushes home and calls out to her mom, who sits in the kitchen. MJ asks her mom if she saw what happened on TV, but she hasn’t. Smiling, MJ explains there were some crazy things happening at the mall but that Spider-Man was there and took care of it. Anna asks if MJ got hurt, but she replies she didn’t, as she immediately ran home. Relieved, Anna hugs her daughter, reminiscing that this city used to be so safe and that she hates it now.
MJ knows that isn’t true. Anna asks her if she needs to go to the hospital, but MJ smiles that she’s fine. Nothing happened, as she ran away. Anna tells her she did the right thing. They both know that. They share another hug, and MJ can’t help but smile.
She goes to her room, and sighs. As MJ picks up her diary from her desk, she doesn’t notice she’s being watched by a shadowed person, who spies upon MJ from her closet. MJ lies on her bed and starts to write in her diary. A squeaking noise is heard. The mysterious individual opens the closet and… grabs MJ! The person holds its hand in front of MJ’s mouth, rendering her unable to cry out for help.
A little later, Anna enters the room, wanting to tell her she got something in the mail from Barnard. But weirdly enough, Mary Jane isn’t in her room anymore…


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Clone Saga: part 7
Xavier’s...
On TV, the X-Men hear about the events happening in Queens. Reporters are only allowed as far as the Queens-borough Bridge, and not even the traffic coptors can get a clear sight on what’s going on. But they are certain that super-powers are involved in the case. Kitty is shocked to hear about this and Wolverine asks her if she thinks her boyfriend is involved.
The reporter continues that the people living in the area have been evacuated and woken up by SHIELD agents from their sleep, and they have no idea what’s going on either. But, the reporter adds, numerous sightings of Spider-Man have been reported for months there. Plus, he reminds the viewers, there are rumors of Spider-Man either going or teaching at the high school not three blocks away. The reporter says that an anonymous person said to him: “What Nick Fury wants, Nick Fury gets.” He interviews Mary Jane’s mother, who cries and shows the viewer of her almost sixteen year-old daughter who’s still missing since this afternoon.
Kitty rushes to the Professor and phases through the walls of his office to get there faster. She interrupts a talk between Xavier and Scott and warns them about what’s going on with Peter, but Xavier thinks if Nick Fury is there he’s just doing his job, and believes that it could be Peter isn’t in trouble at all. However, Kitty believes differently, and shouts at Xavier to get the team into their uniforms, reminding him that Peter was there to help the X-Men out at every turn. Now it’s their turn to return the favor. Scott understands and smiles at the Professor that they’re going to Queens.
At a local hospital...
Sue Storm and Richard walk with the doctors and nurses into the hospital, with May on a stretcher, still suffering from her heart attack. The two introduce themselves to the doctors, who ask them both to wait there. Richard asks Sue if May is going to be all right, but she just responds to let the doctors do their jobs. Richard stares quietly in front of him, but Sue stares at him with a doubtful look. She asks a nurse if she can borrow some needles and a computer. The nurse says it’s okay, since Sue is from the Fantastic Four, and the fact she’s a Ph.D.
Sue sticks the needle into the finger of Richard, who wants to know what she’s doing. She just wants to test a theory. She looks at the sample through a microscope, and then types something in the computer. Richard still doesn’t understand what’s going on.
Queens...
Peter is angry when he’s confronted with Dr. Octopus, and wants to kill him for destroying his house, cloning him and Gwen. However, he’s being held back by the female Spider-clone; Jessica. Octavius smiles that it’s good to see Peter again. Fury asks Octavius if these are the clones. Octavius confirms it, and informs Fury that the clone with the extra arms on the floor is also one of them. Fury orders all the Parker people to go stand against a wall.
The Torch asks Peter what’s going on. Fury warns Peter that he doesn’t want a big spider-fight coming out of this, and this situation is contained as of now. Reed asks Octavius if it’s true he created all these clones, which Otto confirms. He explains that, for the female clone, they denied a test clone its Y-chromosome sequence in phase two, which worked. Reed is shocked hearing that, and Fury asks everyone to take it easy. Jessica can’t believe Octavius made her. Octavius smiles he’s telling the truth, and was there when Jessica was born. She wants to kill him, but Fury won’t let that happen and points his gun at Jessica to hold her back. There has been enough killing tonight.
Octavius wants to keep it civil as well. It’s been a long day and he missed dinner because of this. Johnny and the Thing walk over to Peter and ask him what happened to Mary Jane. Peter explains to them she’s been infected with Oz, which is a chemical, and now these clones ruined her. A clone with a partially scarred face – the one who did this to MJ – claims MJ’s all right. As Peter cries and tells him to stop, Johnny powers down and admits to Reed he’s freaked out by this. He knows MJ and asks Reed if he can fix her. Fury denies that, which Johnny doesn’t understand. Fury adds they’ve got a situation there that needs to be contained before the “Fantastic Four” do something out of control.
Johnny angrily flames his fists on and points them at Fury, threatening him that Reed’s going to take MJ to the Baxter Building and fix her. She’s just a civilian and he doesn’t think Fury’s going to get in their way. Fury shouts that, if Johnny isn’t going to help this situation by obeying orders, he wants him out of there. Peter holds MJ in his arms, and begs everyone to help her. The Thing takes her over and Reed promises he’ll do everything he can to help her. Fury dislikes this.
The clone with the scarred face panics when MJ is taken away from him. Jessica does her best to hold him back, but fails and the clone jumps into the attack. The SHIELD agents open fire on the clone and hit him. Jessica fights the agents and Fury shouts at everyone to stop this at once! Everyone calms down and the agents point their guns at Jessica, who puts her hands in the air. Fury orders the Fantastic Four out of there, and they leave. Reed glares angrily at Octavius, who tells Reed not to give him that look. He knows how he and his family got their powers. He doesn’t see any difference here, other than the fact he did it all on purpose. The Thing tries to call Octavius names, but Reed calms him down and says they need to get out of there.
Octavius grins that he appreciates Fury’s good work in such a tense day. And these sentry drones are quite impressive to him. But, he adds, this is their problem and says they’ll have transport ready to take all these young subjects back to safekeeping. Fury refuses and reminds Octavius that he has a lot to answer for. Octavis knows that, but he doesn’t have to answer to Fury. Fury defends Octavius has, because this little house of horror he created has now dropped onto civilians, which means he’s under arrest. Otto remains calm, suggesting that Fury first calls his supervisor before he does anything like that. Otto wonders who that was. Does he wonder why he didn’t know this project was happening? Even though he’s the big super hero big shot of the world? Peter wants to know how Octavius did this and why he’s not in jail. He has to tell him! Fury again reminds Peter to stay calm.
Octavius doesn’t know what he has to tell Peter. Should he tell him that he was going to prison after he beat him up on television, but that instead he made a deal with the federal government to work for them... to help them design a super soldier? It seems there are a great many people in the United States that truly hate Nick Fury and his little band of self-loathing super heroes. And they don’t want Nicholas Fury to be the only person in the country with his finger on what they call “the Captain America” button. Both Peter and Fury are shocked to hear this.
The hospital...
The doctors continue to operate on May. Sue continues her research and the computer reveals there’s a 99.342% match sample of Peter Parker to be found in Richard’s sample!
Queens...
Octavius explains to the clones that because of his “relationship” with them that he was able to take the blood sample and understand the unique qualities. And from there he was able to clone a female version of Peter. He was able to mutate and biograft him. He was able to tamper with one of the clones’ aging process and even convince it, through psychic memory implants, that it was Peter’s father. “What?” a shocked Peter wonders.
The hospital...
Sue stares at Richard, who can’t believe what she just discovered. He walks away quietly.
Queens...
Octavius further says that, thanks to the good people at the Federal Bureau of Investigation Special Projects Research and Development... he got to continue his work. Which before he became “Doctor Octopus” and before there was a Spider-Man or a Norman Osborn... before all this nonsense came down on his life, that’s who he was: his work. Fury tells Octopus he’s under arrest. Fury tells Octavius he’s under arrest. Otto smiles he isn’t as he has credentials. And he has rights. And, he is not in Fury’s jurisdiction.
Peter and Jessica both still wonder how Octavius made them. He reveals that they had a blood sample of Peter Parker. They confiscated that from Peter’s friend, Doctor Curt Connors. Well actually, Connors’ assistant, Ben Reilly. Otto calls Ben a good man. And with it they went to work. And they’re in phase three of a super-soldier experiment. And Jessica is the proof that it’s working.
Peter angrily glares at Otto, wanting to attack him, but Fury holds him back. Otto mocks Peter, thinking little Spider-Man is going to cry. He reminds Peter that he didn’t do anything to him. This isn’t about Peter. This is about Otto’s work. He claims it just so happens that his work completely perverts and destroys every single part of Peter and his life! Otto calls this the most important scientific breakthrough since Bruce Banner discovered radiation mutation. This is it, and Otto is glad he did it. It wasn’t Peter’s daddy, nor Reed Richards, not Norman Osborn or Tony Stark. It was him. And next year, Octavius grins, when a thousand Thors descend on the Middle East and put that situation to rest once and for all, he will be given the Nobel Prize and a medal of honor. Otto promises he’ll thank Peter for it. Peter is shocked to discover that his father... isn’t really his father!
The hospital...
Richard looks at May, who’s still being operated on. Sue suggests they go for a walk but he doesn’t want to leave her. Sue tells Richard they’re doing everything they can for May and they shouldn’t be there. When Richard asks what’s going on, Sue takes his hand, and they go for a walk.
Queens...
Octavius explains to Peter that his father died in a plane crash. He thinks Peter really deluded himself if he thought that man he saw earlier was his father. Otto smiles and jokes that he thought Peter was supposed to be smart. Fury is stunned. Peter looks ashamed. In tears, he angrily looks up at Octavius, who tells Peter he can look at him that way all he wants. He’s not the bad guy here. There’s lots of guns in this room... and they’re all pointed at Peter.
Peter suggests making a deal with Fury. He wants Fury to send his men for some coffee. He wants him and his clones to have ten minutes with Octavius. After that, he promises he’ll go with Fury and surrender. They’ll all do that. Octavius smiles that that’s cute, but reminds Peter that Fury isn’t in charge of this situation. He asks Fury to do something useful and round up all the Parkers there. He mentions that the fed team is on its way for cleanup. Fury can use whatever force necessary. Fury doesn’t know what to think of that but Otto remarks that he can always make more. Fury smiles to his troops that they heard what Octavius said. He orders everyone out and wants a perimeter set around the building. He orders Tinkerer to slide the slayers out.
Octavius, a bit surprised, asks Fury what he’s doing. Fury explains to Otto that he’s right: he isn’t in charge of this situation. Otto is. And Fury wants Otto to go be in charge. Peter and Jessica are glad to hear that, but Otto freaks out and orders Fury to come back and do his job. However, Fury and his men just walk outside, reminding Octavius about where they’ll be. He closes the door.
Peter and the other clones angrily glare at Octavius. He doesn’t want to engage himself into any of this, as this is not the life he wants for the new him. The clones all start fighting Octavius, and the clone with the extra arms asks who wants first dibs. Octavius asks Peter if hitting him is going to make him feel better. Peter jumps at Octavius wanting to strike him, but Octavius then throws bricks into his face! Octavius claims that he wasn’t going to bring it to this level! The clone with the extra arms holds Octavius by his clothes, with Otto saying that he worked so hard to keep this part of his life secret. The arm-clone gets punched away, and Jessica is shocked at what she sees.
Otto panics and shouts out: “My arms. My metal arms! The ones that made you think it was so funny to call me Doctor Octopus!” Octavius’ arms come out of his back, and they kill the clone with the extra arms. Otto claims that it wasn’t his arms: it was the metal. He could control the metal! Peter and Jessica both once more look in shock at the new metal arms that come out of the back of Octavius, who is now ready for battle.


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Clone Saga: Epilogue
The Baxter Building…
Peter is more than surprised when Reed Richards tells him he doesn’t have to be Spider-Man anymore. When MJ asks him if he really doesn’t want to be Spider-Man anymore, Peter doesn’t know. Johnny gently places his hand on Peter’s shoulder, reminding him that nobody would blame him for that after what happened tonight. Peter knows, and asks Reed for some time to think about it. Reed promises Peter it’s entirely up to him. MJ can’t believe it as well.
They both thank the Fantastic Four for saving MJ’s life. Peter says he can never thank them enough for saving MJ and coming to his rescue. He apologizes, but he has to leave and go see his aunt. MJ wants to come as well, but Peter doesn’t want her to. He explains Doctor Richards needs to keep an eye on her and he has some things to do. And after that, he tells MJ that she really needs to go find her mom, as she’s completely freaking out. Peter gives MJ a big kiss on her mouth, which shocks her a little. Johnny grabs Peter by his arms and flies him towards the hospital.
As they depart, Captain America, Iron Man, the Wasp and Nick Fury arrive, floating in mid-air right outside the Baxter Building. When Fury asks where Peter is, the Thing claims he doesn’t even know who that is. Fury reminds the Fantastic Four he’s this close to bringing them all in on charges, but Ben just counters by asking why Fury is treating Peter like he’s the bad guy. He’s not. Fury agrees with that, but explains Peter was the weapon of choice of the bad guy and that situation has not been contained. Ben adds that none of this was Peter’s fault. He reminds Fury he has the bad guy now. In fact, it was Peter who beat up the bad guy and gave him to Fury. Fury is headstrong in his believe that this is a situation that needs to be contained.
Speaking up, MJ tells Nick that Peter looks up to him like a father. She asks Fury if he knew that. She jokes Peter will kill her for saying this, but it’s true. Peter wants to be Fury when he grows up and be on his team. Peter wants to be the greatest super-hero in the world. Even after all this. She can’t understand Fury wants to toss him in jail because of what happened there. Having had her say, MJ grows quiet after that for a moment, simply smiling. Fury looks speechless.
Queens…
The X-Men are all in the Blackbird. Storm asks Cyclops if the cloaking device is on, which he confirms. Concerned, Kitty looks outside the plane’s window, as she can’t see Peter’s house, but Wolverine helps her out and points her in the right direction. Kitty is shocked to find Peter’s house half-destroyed. Storm warns Kitty they can’t interfere because SHIELD doesn’t want the X-Men in this, and she can only get a look. <>
Below the plane, a large group of people have gathered around Peter’s house and stare quietly at it. SHIELD agents have arrived as well, some with jetpacks, hovering in mid-air and holding their guns ready. Kitty wants to find Peter, so Jean tries a telepathic search. She picks up some random thoughts from the SHIELD agents and informs Kitty that Peter’s aunt had a heart attack and is now at the First Baptist hospital. The X-Men immediately fly over there.
Meanwhile at the hospital…
Sue is guarding over May, who lies sleeping in a separate hospital bed. Peter opens the drapes and walks in, while Johnny waits outside. Peter asks Sue if May is alright, and she explains May had a heart attack. Peter thinks it’s his fault, but Sue wants to tell Peter something else, which isn’t easy to say. Peter thinks aloud that it’s about the guy that isn’t really his father, which Sue sadly confirms. Peter knows that “his father” was just a clone that didn’t make it. Sue explains she took care of it with the hospital. Peter explains he started putting it all together at the end. He isn’t sure how he’s supposed to feel right now.
Sue doesn’t know how she would feel either. She asks if the bad guy was caught, which Peter confirms. She suggests he focus on that, then. As Sue begins to leave and check on her family, Peter thanks her and her family for all their help. She says that isn’t necessary and leaves Peter alone with his aunt.
Silently, Peter looks at his aunt, and soon after begins to cry. He now realizes he should have told her, but the reason he didn’t is because he was scared this would happen. This exact thing, and it happened anyhow. And the same thing happened to MJ. Peter was so scared of this one thing happening to the both of them and tried so hard not to make it happen, but it did anyhow. And now, Peter also knows why: it’s because he was lying. He was lying to May and didn’t trust her as much as she trusted him, and what hurt him most was May saying he wasn’t her son. Because… Peter feels he is May’s son. He has to be, because to him, May is his mom.
Suddenly, Peter’s spider sense goes off, and he angrily wonders what’s going to happen now. Nick Fury opens the drapes, with Iron Man and Cap standing behind him. Still in tears, Peter silently but angry glares at Fury. Entering through the window, Nick asks the two Ultimates to wait outside. He then asks Peter if he knows why he came to his house tonight. If he knows why he had to invent Spider-Slayers. When Peter says he doesn’t, Fury explains it’s because the situation was in the open, out of control and an immediate threat to civilian life. And Peter was the center of it and the situation had to be resolved quickly. Peter shouts at Fury he had an army of his clones all ready to go, just in case one day a bunch of clones of him happened to be invented and happened to go all nuts. Peter sarcastically compliments Fury on the forward thinking. Fury reveals he actually made the clones to take Peter down.
Peter is shocked to hear that and wants to know why. A bit ashamed, Fury answers it’s because he’s a study of human moves. And with all that has happened to Peter, with all that’s been said and done to him and by him, it looked to Nick as if they were all to witness to the birth of the next big super-villain, and he just wanted to be ready. Peter’s surprised Fury actually thinks he’s going to be a super-villain. Fury reminds Peter of everything that’s happened to him, making him well within his right to snap. And it’s his job to be ready if and when someone like Peter does that. Fury reminds Peter of his dad, his uncle, Harry, the vampires, Doc Ock and even the Kingpin. Peter even flipped out at him back at the pier that day. It looked like Peter was going to snap. “But I didn’t!” Peter proudly replies. Nick knows, and is glad that, even after what happened today, Peter still didn’t. Peter smiles that means Fury was wrong.
When Fury agrees, Peter happily shouts out: “THANK YOU!” at Fury for admitting it. Fury gently touches Peter’s shoulder, explaining that, now, he sees that the opposite is true. Now he’s seeing he’s watching the birth of someone really special. Peter doesn’t really know what to say to that. Continuing his line of thought, Fury concludes that that is… if Peter doesn’t mess it all up before he graduates high school! Nick wants to leave Peter alone, but Peter holds him back, asking Fury if he’s going to see Reed now. When Fury confirms, Peter asks Fury to thank Reed for the offer, but he thinks he’ll pass on it. With that, Nick leaves.
On that moment, May wakes up and, with a sore voice, asks Peter if he’s okay. Peter cries again, asking May if she’s okay. She wants to know what’s going on.
Outside, Jean and Kitty are waiting. Jean picks up May’s thoughts and telepathically informs Kitty that she knows Peter is Spider-Man. Kitty tries to reach the Professor at the school, and he hears her. Kitty asks the Professor to psychically make May forget Peter is Spider-Man and make her forget what happened tonight, but Charles replies can’t do that. Kitty is in angry disbelief, replying that Xavier actually can. She believes Peter doesn’t want his aunt to know about his identity, and thinks it’s a mistake she found out. Charles doesn’t think it’s in his place to do this, and explains people need to live their lives, adding that life has its consequences. Kitty shouts at Xavier that if May were trapped in a burning building, he’d pull her out, and she doesn’t see the difference. He even let Jean physically block people from seeing them standing here, so she still can’t see the difference. The Professor reminds Kitty she knows that’s not what the X-Men do. Kitty says she hates the Professor for this and angrily runs away. Jean tries to stop her, but can’t. Jean tells the Professor that maybe Kitty is right, but he still doesn’t think so.
Peter is so glad May is alright and can’t stop crying. May jokes Peter that he wears a terrible costume. Peter jokes back he knows, and they share a hug. Jean looks inside, and now understands the Professor was indeed right. She walks away.
Queens…
Standing on a truck and being guarded by Gyrich and some SHIELD agents, Sharon Carter tries to explain to the gathered neighbors what happened there tonight. Sharon introduces herself as the leader of Nick Fury’s anti-power-terrorism task force. She pretends what happened was an unnaturally-powered villain attack. She also lies that nobody in the neighborhood was the target and, she adds, though they have to keep most of the details confidential due to national security issues, she can say a few things. Thanks to Nick Fury and his team, they were able to evacuate the neighborhood before any casualties were met. They do want to make it perfectly clear that, unlike what was reported by some of the cable news networks, that this was not an act of mutant terrorism.
And they’d also like to thank the man known as Spider-Man for his invaluable help. Sharon calls Spider-Man a true hero, and says that everyone in this neighborhood owes him a debt of thanks for his selfless behavior here. Following this statement, all of the habitants will be led back to their homes. She admits there is some property damage and promises the people if they feel they can’t stay in their home or don’t feel safe, they will be provided lodging.
In the crowd, MJ rushes her way to her mom, who’s holding her daughter’s picture close to her. Anna immediately recognizes MJ’s voice of course and is thrilled to hear it. They both happily share a hug with Anna wanting to know where MJ has been. SHIELD Agent Woo approaches the two and asks Ms. Watson if they can talk privately.
Elsewhere in the city…
Peter jumps on the roof of an old, abandoned factory and finds Jessica standing on it, smiling. He thought he’d find her here, he tells her. However, Jessica replies that she knows and says that that was the reason she came. Peter finds that weird. Jessica does too, adding that everything that happened tonight was weird. Peter sarcastically congratulates Jessica for being the last clone standing, to which Jessica responds that she just hopes she doesn’t die. Peter asks Jessica how she feels. She feels good but hungry. Peter does, too.
He suggests Jessica should go to Nick Fury and have him run some tests on her, but Jessica doesn’t want to. When he warns her she could die if she doesn’t, Jessica rejoins to Peter that he could die running into a giant mechanical… Peter cuts in, adding “in a Rhino suit.” Jessica warns Peter he’s stepping on her jokes, but Peter defends it’s his jokes she’s telling. He informs Jessica they’re okay with Fury now, but Jessica doesn’t think the same goes for her. She’s done with shadowy figures of authority and people in white coats for a while.
Peter asks Jessica what she’s going to do, and to his surprise Jessica says she thought she’d go to school with Peter. Seeing Peter’s shock, Jessica laughs hard, promising Peter she’s kidding. Actually, she thinks she’s going to go elsewhere and start a life and be Jessica Drew and not Peter Parker because she kind of already is. Peter replies that, the minute Jessica started thinking for herself, she already became Jessica. Jessica thanks Peter for the joke, comparing him to Michael Keaton for saying it. She admits she thinks she’s going to do that. Peter asks Jessica if she’s going to be a super-hero, but she isn’t sure. Peter jokes Jessica can be Spider-Girl if she wants to, but she prefers Spider-Woman. She asks if Peter has any money, but he says he doesn’t… which reminds her she really needs some. Peter warns her not to rob a bank because that will make him look bad.
Peter also informs Jessica Aunt May knows he’s Spider-Man now, and that she’s okay. At least, she will be. Jessica asks about MJ, and Peter is glad he dodged that bullet. Jessica thinks Reed Richards is awesome, and that they should both be him when they grow up. Peter finds this to be an odd conversation. Jessica agrees and thinks she’s going to take off. They’re both quiet for a while, not sure how to say goodbye, until Jessica asks Peter if he’s ready for the most awkward hug ever. Peter doesn’t know what to say, so she just hugs her. It takes Peter a while to react, but he hugs Jessica back, and smiles. She smiles too.
Jessica says goodbye and, as webs come out of her fingers, she web-slings away, leaving Peter alone. He still smiles, and finds Jessica’s organic web shooter cool.
The next day, at The Triskelion…
Fury, with Tony Stark and some other people standing behind him, asks a scientist to “show him.” The doctor opens a door, which access a big room. Fury walks in it, and sees two holding tanks with the bodies of the Scorpion-clone and Gwen Stacy in them. He quietly stares at them. When the doctor finally asks the general what to do, Fury orders the scientist to get to work.
Queens…
Peter stands in front of his destroyed house. MJ and her mom appear behind him, and she asks her mom for a moment alone with Peter. Anna refuses to let MJ out of her sight, but MJ tells her to just go stand a short while away from them, and she does. MJ walks over to Peter and they hold each other’s hand. Peter asks MJ about the Norman Osborn explanation she gave her mom. MJ says she believed it, and wants to leave it at that. Peter thinks that perhaps they should tell MJ’s mom what really happened, but she doesn’t think so. Peter jokes he should start blaming Osborn for everything.
MJ tells Peter he’ll stay at her place, to which he replies he thinks he’ll have to, because he and his aunt sure can’t afford to fix this. MJ smiles that means Peter will stay with her forever. Peter promises MJ he meant what he said before, and she warns him he better does. He asks how she’s feeling. She thinks she’s okay. As a crowd gathers to gawk at the ruins of the Parker home, Peter and MJ simply smile at each other.
Peter found all this so weird. MJ smiles she doesn’t remember a thing of it. Peter feels exhausted. MJ doesn’t want to go school today and is sure they’ll get the week off. Peter jokes she sure is the “half-cup full girl.” MJ is just glad she got Peter back. All said and done, nothing else matters to her.
Peter and MJ kiss. MJ takes Peter’s hand, wanting them to go home. Peter smiles and follows her, and fails to notice one thing. Kitty has been standing in the crowd in her civilian clothes, and saw the whole exchange, including the kiss. As the crowd disperses, Kitty still stays, shocked about what she just saw.
Later, at 5:55 PM…
MJ wakes up in bed. She gets up and goes to check on Peter, who’s still sleeping in the other room. She smiles and goes to the bathroom to brush her teeth. Suddenly, her hands start to shake heavily. She holds it tightly until it stops. When the shaking ends, MJ smiles, glad it’s over. On that moment, she sees the image of the Peter-clone with the scarred face in the mirror, who asks MJ if she’s okay.
MJ freaks out. She turns around, only to recognize the real Peter standing behind her. MJ pulls back and screams. Peter gently places his hands on her face and tries to calm MJ down. He tells her it’s okay, and they embrace.


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Ultimate Knights: part 1
Queens…
Peter and MJ stand before what was once Peter’s home, now partially in ruins. Peter wants to get his things, but is prevented from doing so by Damage Control. While Thunderball glares at MJ, Peter does his best to explain who he is, however the uninterested Wrecker tries to make Peter understand that they’re on a job here. Bulldozer looks at some papers and reads Peter’s name on it, hence confirming his identity. So vindicated, MJ asks who’s paying for all this, to which Wrecker reveals that Nick Fury is. To this, Bulldozer jokes that means a lot of cash for them. Wrecker jokes that first the Ultimates tear up Manhattan, and then this happens. Bulldozer jokes that they sure are having a good time, which Wrecker can only confirm.
Peter again asks if he can go get his stuff now and Bulldozer tells him he can, but warns him to be careful in there and not to die. While Peter leaves, Bulldozer tries to flirt with MJ. However when she explains to him she’s only 15 years old, he pulls his arm away from her. Still, he whistles at her, remarking he’s still impressed at her beauty.
Peter makes it to the attic, which is relatively untouched by the bedlam that is his life. “Small favors,” he mocks. He opens a suitcase in which his Spider-Man suit is stored, and some web-shooters. He puts them all in his backpack. He finds his phone, but it’s dead. He hates that he now has to call Kitty and tell them they’re no longer dating, so she can come over here and beat the wholly snot out of him for being a snake, which Peter believes he is. And he also realizes that with every minute that goes by that he isn’t telling her this, it’s only making the situation worse. He also wonders how long this “Damage Control” will take.
Later, at the hospital, Aunt May’s room…
MJ has told May about Damage Control, and that they said it’ll be done when it’s done. At a table, Peter is enjoying some hospital food and jokes he doesn’t know why people are so down on it, because he thinks it’s delicious. Aunt May asks MJ if she knew Peter was Spider-Man, which she confirms it before May can end her sentence. Worried about the subject, Peter warns the two to talk in code.
May asks Peter why he told MJ about his identity and not her. MJ smiles it’s because she’s Peter’s friend. Peter adds that MJ is his only friend, but she corrects that’s not true. Peter also says that, if he hadn’t told MJ, Aunt May would surely ask her right now if he told her, so he warns May to get used to not doing that kind of stuff.
May realizes they have a lot to talk about, which Peter agrees, but not until she’s better. May understands. He then asks his her how she’s feeling, and May replies that she’s getting antsy and bored. Peter thinks that’s a good thing. Turning her attention to the TV, May asks the kids if they knew that commercial television is horrible. They sure do. May wants to show Peter something else that’s been on television today. When he acts confused, May suggests he just has a look at it. He turns on the TV, and a female reporter happily cheers out Spider-Man mania is now sweeping New York City!
She shows footage of Spider-Man fighting the Hulk. She further indicates that a new Reuters poll says that the most popular super hero in New York is no longer Captain America. It’s the masked, mysterious wall-crawler, Spider-Man. Some think it’s the due to the success of last summer’s reality movie coming to DVD, but others say it’s Nick Fury coming out in public in support of Spider-Man’s recent activities in Queens. Whatever the case, she concludes, Spider-Man is everyone’s favorite hero. For now.
Elsewhere, in a large office building downtown…
The Kingpin, sitting behind a large round table with his employees, asks them why they are showing him the show where Spider-Man is praised as a hero. He thinks they’re trying to upset him. They explain that recently Fisk has purchased a holding firm called GG Enterprises, which owns C and C Licensing. And they own the global licensing rights to Spider-Man. And Spider-Man is Q-rating through the roof right now, which means Fisk owns the licensing rights to Spider-Man.
Kingpin isn’t sure how to react to that. His employees further explain that Spider-Man started out as a low-rent wrestling circuit. This wrestling company called Hercules Wrestling, Inc actually owned the name and license and put out T-Shirt, which one of the employers shows to the Kingpin and also a Spider-Man figurine, and adds when that movie came out last summer and did huge business, the studio stepped on Hercules Wrestling, Inc’s neck and didn’t let them put any Spider-Man stuff at all. The wrestling company ended up in bankruptcy and, well, now the Kingpin owns the place.
He has about a nine-month window for merchandising on his wave of popularity. The employee further reads on his files that says there’s an estimated cash value of the investment and what the return is, based on some of the figures they have from Tony Stark’s Ultimate franchise and what the army has made off Fantastic Four license. Kingpin just cares this means he owns Spider-Man. The employee smiles that Fisk owns the important part: he owns the likeness. Kingpin thinks about it for a while, and smiles to his employee to take any sublicense offer, and any media offer as well. They’ll go to town and the flood market. The employee believes that means they’ll run the business into the ground. “Exactly,” Kingpin grins.
Downtown…
Peter and MJ are waiting on a bus stop. She refuses to take the bus, but Peter doesn’t want to talk about it. MJ reminds Peter he owes her, but he doesn’t know for what. She just wants him to put on the costume and go. He doesn’t want to as the webs are expensive, and he has to conserve. MJ jokes they couldn’t be more expensive than taking the bus. Peter replies he isn’t comfortable with crossing this line with her, but MJ jokes she really doesn’t know what line Peter is referring to at this moment. Peter agrees and, a short while later, he and a thrilled MJ are web-slinging through town.
Later, at the Baxter Building…
Peter and MJ walk inside and Johnny sarcastically welcomes the most popular super hero on the planet. Peter also wonders what’s up with that. Johnny thinks they might be dealing with a clone of the most super hero on the planet. Peter warns him to not even joke about that. Seriously. Sue says hi to Peter, thinking it’s probably Fury manipulating the media for Peter, trying to quell his guilt for how he has been treating him. Peter thinks so, too. Reed says hi to MJ, wanting to do some follow-up checks on her, as she went through what they refer to as a traumatic genetic event. He and Doctor Storm just want to do some test.
Peter asks how long these tests will take. “About an hour,” Reed answers. MJ wants to know if it’ll hurt, but Reed claims it won’t… not even a little. Peter asks MJ if she’s cool he swings across the street. She is, and Peter promises to be back in a couple of minutes. He just needs to check if he still has a job at the Daily Bugle. MJ understands. Peter puts on his Spider-Man mask and leaves.
A few moments later…
Peter stands for his computer, which has a warning note on it to go see Jameson ASAP! He immediately walks to Jameson’s office, where Jonah is having a discussion with Ben Urich. Jameson tells Urich that readership is falling in every newspaper in America, and that newspapers across the country are folding up shop. So, he can’t believe Urich just send him in such a ridiculous article. Ben defends that Project Pegasus is a real thing, and that it’s not his fault readership is down in every newspaper in America. Jameson jokes it is, because he says so.
Peter interrupts the two, after which Jameson says h can’t believe he finally came back. Peter tries to explain himself, but Jameson just tells him that he’s fired and learned a hard life lesson. Peter is shocked to hear he’s fired. Robbie overhears it, and says “again?” Jameson recalls that Peter came here looking to learn life lessons. If you don’t show up at work, you get fired. It’s a life lesson and Jameson just taught it to him. Today, Peter is a man, he jokes. He can leave now.
Peter defends that it’s not his fault, as his house got attacked and his aunt had a heart attack. Ben thinks Peter is referring to the Ultimates thing, but Peter corrects he lives in Queens. Ben understands now Peter is talking about the Spider-Man thing. Jameson remembers Peter’s aunt as she’s the one that yelled at him that time. Peter remembers that too, and confirms it. Jameson asks if she’s okay and Peter explains his aunt had a heart attack and is recovering. She’s in the hospital now, and he was just there. Jameson dislikes it, but agrees not to fire Peter. Peter smiles, as he was wondering if he could get a raise.
Jameson strains to keep himself from yelling and is having the hardest time doing. Peter explains that it’s just that his aunt is in the hospital now; he could use the extra money. Urich asks Peter if he was home when the attack occurred, which Peter confirms. When Jameson asks Urich what he’s doing, Urich smiles that he’s on it: front-page, world-exclusive interview. It’s Spider-Man versus the Green Goblin! The Bugle has the exclusive story and an eyewitness account! Jameson goes to sit behind his computer and jokes that’s why Urich gets to keep his job. Peter smiles and reminds Jameson about the tiny raise he just asked for. Jameson promises Peter he can work the weekend edition now. Peter is thrilled, and calls Jameson an awesome guy. He doesn’t know why everyone says he’s such a…!
Jameson looks angrily at Peter, who tries to think of something to say other than what he was about to. As Urich and Robbie look on in silent shock, Peter finally corrects himself, and just thanks Jameson for the job.
The Kingpin’s parking lot…
Fisk and his employees meet up with a costumed villain, dressed in red and yellow colors. When the Kingpin asks the guy what he can do, the villain proudly replies that he kills people. In that case, Fisk smiles to the villain, he can kill the guy standing next to him. That guy is confused. The villain too, asking Fisk if he wants to kill the guy now. Kingpin explains to the villain that he’s looking for work as his fist, and this is what he would like his fist to do.
The villain looks even more confused now. Kingpin asks the “villain” who he really is. Or, more to the point, if he is a local or federal undercover? Kingpin tells his other thugs that the “villain” just physically attacked him, and they can kill him now. He’ll even hand out a nice bonus to whoever defends him. The thugs all smile and take out their guns, and point them at the villain. A battle begins, and the shooting as well, but the Kingpin is the one who ends it by punching the villain against a car. Injured, he tries to get up, but the Kingpin rips off the villain’s mask, and he is revealed to be… Shang-Chi!
Kingpin doesn’t know who Shang-Chi is and demands to know his name. Shang-Chi introduces himself and promises to bring the Kingpin down. Kingpin barely even cares and tosses Shang-Chi against another car. He orders his thugs to finish this, and they all open fire! However, once they have stopped, Shang-Chi’s body has vanished, with nothing but a pile of blood left behind. The thugs asks Kingpin what to do, but he just tells them not to make their problems his problems, and to just go find him. Kingpin tells his other employee, Mister Rose, that he has worked hard to get where he is in his world, and wants to work on a screening process. Rose agrees.
Shang-Chi runs for his life and opens a door. He enters a room, where he falls down. One of Kingpin’s thugs catches up on him and warns the others he found Shang-Chi. However, before he can finish the call, a red billy-club gets tossed against the thug’s head! The club returns to his owner’s hand… that of… Daredevil! Daredevil admits he appreciates the enthusiasm Shang-Chi displayed here, but there are much smarter ways to take out the Kingpin. And, he adds, he’s not the only one in this city who would like to do that. Daredevil introduces himself, mentioning that is what the media call him, and that he’s putting a little something together that he thinks Shang-Chi would be perfect for.
The Baxter Building…
Reed and Doctor Storm confirm that MJ is okay. Peter asks MJ if he told them about her nightmares. She dislikes talking about that, but Peter believes it’s important. When Sue asks what kind of nightmares MJ’s having, Peter explains MJ’s just having them, but she also sees things sometimes that aren’t there. “Like what?” Sue asks. MJ really dislikes talking about it, but explains that, for a second, once, she saw the clone who kidnapped her, when it was really Peter she was seeing. It only happened once. She hadn’t slept in a long time and thinks that’s the reason. Doctor Storm believes it’s post-traumatic stress, and Sue agrees.
MJ doesn’t know what that means. Sue explains MJ went through a traumatic event: she was victimized, verbally and physically. MJ asks if that also happened to Sue. She denies it, but the Thing claims it did happen to him, a fact that surprises Reed. Ben explains that last month he thought he saw Mole Men in their kitchen… but they weren’t there. It was just for a second. Johnny is surprised to hear about it, too. Doctor Storm explains it’s just Ben’s brain working it out. Ben thought so too, that it was just thanks to the crazy stuff they’ve seen lately. Peter thinks that means it’s normal. Sue corrects it’s not normal, but they may want to keep an eye on it. It can’t take over MJ’s life, and a therapist wouldn’t be a bad idea. MJ sadly says that it actually would be a bad idea.
Later, at the entrance of the school…
MJ jokes they’re definitely hanging out with cooler people now that they know the Fantastic Four. Peter tells her Johnny wants to double-date. MJ agrees, but Peter quickly adds that Johnny also wants them to find him a date. MJ guesses that “cooler” isn’t the right word here. Someone wearing red glasses stops Peter politely, asking if he can speak to him for a second. When Peter asks him who he is, the man introduces himself as Matt Murdock, attorney-at-law. He wants to talk to Peter. With a stern face, Peter asks MJ to go inside. She wants to know what this is about, but he tells her to just go and that he’ll meet her there.
Peter asks Matt again who he is. Matt reminds Peter he already told him and asks if he recognizes his voice. Peter admits he does… kind of. Matt promises Peter he can calm down and that they are friends. Peter claims he is calm, but Matt smiles he knows Peter’s lying. He can hear Peter’s heart and smell his perspiration. Peter now does recognizes Matt’s voice but can’t really place him. Matt knows what to do. What if he told Peter that “he’s a baby who has no excuse for being in a costume and you should get your immature butt home before he gets himself, or more importantly, me, killed?” Peter finally realizes he’s dealing with Daredevil, and is shocked.
Matt compliments Peter’s a smart boy. Peter wants to know what this is all about, but also wants Matt to get out of there. He also notices he’s blind. Ignoring this, Matt says has an offer for Peter, but Peter angrily tells Matt he can’t come to his school like this and talk to him like this. He has a life! He wants to know how Matt found him. Matt explains the world thinks Spider-Man goes to school here. And he has heightened senses and just… listened for Peter. Peter’s not really comfortable with this, no matter how cool the way Matt found him is.
Matt explains that his offer for Peter is to meet him on the rooftop across the street from St. Patrick’s Cathedral, tonight. Eight o’clock. In costume. When Peter wants to know why, Matt just says it’s a good thing. Peter wants to know what he’s talking about. Matt explains they’re going to kill the Kingpin. Peter is shocked and confused. Matt walks away, reminding Peter to meet him at eight o’clock.
Minutes later, in class…
Peter’s teacher introduces herself as Jessica Jones. She’s a senior here at Midtown and she’s the student executive producer of the school’s television network. And they’re looking for volunteer staff members for their school TV broadcast. Not listening to what Jessica is telling them, MJ writes on her book the question of who the guy was Peter that was talking to. At first, Peter tries to say he doesn’t know but MJ doesn’t believe him. When Peter then explains it was Daredevil, MJ almost doesn’t believe it and thinks that’s really cool. MJ wants to know how Daredevil found Peter, but he promises to tell her after class.
MJ asks Peter if he ever called Kitty. When he says he didn’t, MJ smiles and ask Peter if he is planning on breaking up with Kitty… “right?” Peter just looks at MJ without saying anything back. MJ writes that Peter’s making it worse. He knows that.
Still lecturing, Ms. Jones further explains that their broadcast will look really good on the student’s college transcript. On that moment, the class gets interrupted by the school principal. He apologizes, but they’re having a new student joining the class today. It’s kind of an unusual situation. The girl is kind of well-known and she’ll be joining their school. He’s sure that the girl’s addition to the class will spark some discussion, but she assured him she’s up for that and open to anyone who may have questions for her. All the students smile, including Peter and MJ.
The new girl enters the class, and is revealed to be… KITTY PRYDE?! The principal welcomes Kitty to Midtown High School, and thinks this will be good for everyone. Peter is shocked once again. Kitty notices Peter, and a tear falls out of her eye.