Mary Jane Watson felt like a bait and switch, but there were other theories. Could it be Norman Osborn, redeeming himself from the death of Gwen by saving Mary Jane, maybe? Could it finally be the much-delayed death of Aunt May? Could it be Mary Jane's new boyfriend Paul, freeing her up to be in a relationship with Peter, and also giving her the same experience that Peter Parker went through fifty years ago? Could the separation between Peter and Mary Jane have been to stop the Emissary from coming through? Forcing them to live apart, at a symbolical level, with Paul keeping that separation? Could the kids be fake simulacrums used to enforce that separation? With everyone having to know that it's over, and Peter Parker condemned for cruelly dumping Mary Jane? Could his recent romance with Felicia and Mary Jane with Paul be part of the totemic ritual to prove they are no longer together? Could this arrangement have been to stop The Emissary taking Mary Jane's life as an act of revenge against Spider-Man? Could he now be coming to take that life anyway, as Peter and Mary have failed in that task? And will Mary Jane Watson die – or appear to the rest of the world to die – as a result? And a story drawn by John Romita Jr, the son of the man who drew the death of Gwen Stacy, John Romita Sr?

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had it not been Ms Marvel who dies. I'm not going to pretend that I'm a huge Kamala fan or anything, but this was not the place for it. Not the ASM book. Kamala has been barely a presence here, so her being gone just feels wrong. I remember when I first heard about it and I thought "this must be a troll or something, this is so stupid." I actually laughed becayse I was so sure it was a joke. But it wasn't. So no, this doesn't feel right, nor was it done well. Sperling, Nicole (September 23, 2010). " 'Spider-Man' female leads: they're getting closer". Entertainment Weekly . Retrieved December 31, 2021. You know, I could stand here spewing the worst insults about Zeb Wells and Marvel and it would all be perfectly fine. But, honestly, I will try to be serious and explain my reasons. That's right, folks, the death of Kamala Khan, Ms Marvel. Who doesn't have her own solo comic book series at the moment but had been turning up in Amazing Spider-Man working for Norman Osborn as an intern at Oscorp as well as getting dragged into the Spider-Man/X-Men crossover Dark Web. She was also present when Peter Parker and Norman Osborn were making the dangerous dimensional jumps to save Mary Jane. Villemarin, Jenalyn (December 29, 2011). " The Amazing Spider-Man's Andrew Garfield Shows Off Bulging Biceps". International Business Times. Archived from the original on October 15, 2012 . Retrieved December 31, 2021.This Wednesday sees the publication of Amazing Spider-Man #26 – officially at least. Because of the holiday weekend in America, Penguin Random House shipped copies to retailers earlier than expected. And certain comic book retailers who don't feel beholden to street dates now that they are no longer being policed as they once were, have been putting copies on sale. The previous leaks that came even before Marvel Comics got their own copies of the comic are confirmed as genuine, but there is more as well. "The Scarlet Woman Must Die" said Amazing Spider-Man #25. Which Marvel Comics has been teasingwill lead to the death of Mary Jane Watson, even as such a thing seemed an impossibility. But the actual choice, revealed by spoilers, seemed as equally as likely. Amazing Spider-Man #25 In solicitations for future issues, we learned there was a big death. That in June there was to be a new comic called Fallen Friend #1, with any details classified. With the word that the details would be revealed on the 31st of May. The same day that Amazing Spider-Man #26 will be released. It's Official! Andrew Garfield to Play Spider-Man!". ComingSoon. July 1, 2010. Archived from the original on July 19, 2012 . Retrieved December 31, 2021. a b c d Gilchrist, Tod (March 19, 2012). "WonderCon 2012: Emma Stone and Marc Webb Spill 'Amazing Spider-Man' Secrets". The Hollywood Reporter. Archived from the original on April 30, 2012 . Retrieved May 4, 2 Where was the set up, apart from a few very brief random sc enes? I'm talking literally a few panels in the previous twenty-five issues where this character appears. Where was the story development to make this moment mean something? Why is this particular character suddenly so important to Peter? She wasn't before.