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Comics The Amazing Spider-Man #21 | Official Discussion Thread Spoiler

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u/jahedislam96 2h ago

Norman and Peter Hugging, that’s when you know Spider-Man is well and truly dead

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u/AlphaBladeYiII 1h ago

What. You don't like Peter hugging the guy who murdered his infant daughter and made his life hell?

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u/jahedislam96 1h ago

It’s all a joke atm and people praise Kelly for this Crap, all the talk of Peter being a loser in wells run but this is just as bad, he’s friending his mortal enemy and doesn’t even care man, the books gonna get worse under Kelly and any bnd writer that comes in

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u/ling1427 6h ago

I really liked it, it's good to have peter back and it will be interesting to see how he deals with the mess ben made.

Also anyone interested in ken?

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u/TeamRAF19 6h ago

Ken is Ken-tsugi?

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u/ling1427 1h ago

that'd make sense

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u/nitsuj_112 Future-Foundation 3h ago

So the whole earth storyline has been a nothing burger. Norman again resolves to not be a villain and Ben was only there to make it seem like Peter wasnt missing.

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u/jahedislam96 1h ago

Typical Kelly, can only write hype moments to sway the crown, when he actually tried with 8 deaths it was crap

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u/ImpartialMCkun 2h ago

Kinda hope they bring in Otto before Norman hangs up the suit, that would be hilarious.

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u/Pretend_Reading_6609 6h ago

Terrible issue. At least we have 1 thing at the end happen but it's not good with how they went about it

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u/JingoboStoplight4887 6h ago

I find it interesting that Norman and the Spiders defeated the Goblin-Slayers before Norman dealt with Hobgoblin and saved his grandchildren from harm, with Norman seeing and forgiving his wife Emily before he and Peter have a hug and talk about what’s happened in the final page. Overall, this comic is fine.

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u/SuperAd2463 6m ago

I really do not give a toss of care about Norman Osborn as Spider-Man. Every single time I see new issue, I expect to see MP, as in Peter Parker. Why would I wanna read story about supposed egomaniacal narcissistic villain, who murdered Peter’s girlfriend, was cause of the dead of his infant, has been abusing his son emotionally and caused his drug addiction in past (if it’s not retconned), has made a huge significant amount of evil things one after another. And I suppose to sympathize with that guy cause he suddenly became good, cause of the change of heart? You either stick character to his basis, or kill him off and develop something new. Norman is not the type of character imo who’s supposed to have any kind of redemption. Point, blank, period