Spider-Man Sits With a Dying Villain

[@Double_D__]

Stories like this is what Superheroes SHOULD be about: saving people when they can, and when they can't, doing what they can to make things better. It's what makes me love heroes like Spider-Man, Flash, or Batman.

[@danzansandeev6033]

That’s why Batman the animated series and justice league unlimited are my favorite. Both series showed that sometimes actions of the villains are justified, that most of them were just victims of circumstances, that they need help, that they aren’t all that bad. And flash and Batman showed that the most. Be it sitting down and talking with trickster or keeping company with ace until she died.

[@polocatfan]

@@danzansandeev6033 I love that part in one of the Batman shows where Clayface is taking over a show to expose a guy for basically causing him to become Clayface, and Batman is there not only to stop Clayface from killing the guy, but also to gather evidence so that the guy would get arrested for doing that to Clayface.

[@danzansandeev6033]

@@polocatfan it is from Batman animated show from the 90s. This is the show that created Harley Quinn as a character and reimagined mr freeze as tragic villain

[@fernandosegovia8806]

I love how in the Animated Universe nearly all of Batman's villains got rehabilitated, whether in the shows or off-screen.

[@crashbandi-cody6782]

A lot of superhero movies today are missing heart. They only focus on making them unstoppable or just badass and not having stories like this that define what the character is. Spider-Man is such a bro, this reminded me of why he’s number 1

[@RaptorJesus]

0:27 I love the implication that New Yorkers in the Marvel-verse are so utterly unfazed by the weird shit they see that they just assume a dude materializing & de-materializing from sand probably isn't a bad guy, and just needs some help, or at the very least it's worth offering even if he is.

[@joshjo9405]

With how a lot of mutants turn out, it's not surprising.

[@Josuh]

they're on part with ohio mfs

[@asurasyn]

Tbf, after _Galactus_ it's gotta be hard to get worked up over anything.

[@AugustoEL]

@@asurasyn good point, leterally seeing a godlike being trying to eat the world is probably going to make anyone reconsider what is normal.

[@colinkwasnik]

Bro as a New yorker if I saw that shit in real life I STILL wouldnt be fazed LOL

[@realsanmer]

Not to downplay Peter talking with Sandy, but I really like the idea of JJ knowing he's Spiderman and working with him instead of only being an ass.

[@Yessirski312]

Yeah that’s the current status quo with the two it’s been that way for a little bit

[@ElGrabnar]

I love the continuities where he ALWAYS KNEW and was just fake grumpy to Peter to motivate him, like Dr Kelso with a hairbrush mustache.

[@FatRecluseTV]

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[@charlesbennett7484]

When did that happen?

[@Saje3D]

It’s one of the reasons I love the Ultimate Spider-Man run so much. Ultimate Jonah is a far more nuanced character than either the main universe or the movie versions. He just used Spider-Man to sell papers and it was never as personal a sense of animosity. But Magneto floods New York and Jonah watches Spidey exhaust himself saving as many people as he can and has a total reversal. He gives Peter a job in perpetuity where he can come and go at will and pays for his college.

[@halonostalgiatheater7440]

A lot of people don’t realize Sandman was a reserve member of the Avengers for a while. He’s had an interesting comic history

[@bruddaosas4510]

I mean to be fair basically everyone in the Marvels comics has been an Avenger at one point

[@traphimawari7760]

@@bruddaosas4510 even Thanos

[@jjboy157]

His supervillain costume as a Hulk villain is always hilarious in hindsight

[@MissLilianae]

"Pretty sure I saw the janitor down stairs with an Avenger's card in his pocket" *elevator ding* I don't remember what it's from, but I remember that panel XD

[@juniorforbes5472]

I think he was also a part of silver sable's wild pack.

[@ApexGale]

Just your friendly reminder that Peter is actively holding back against his villains, because he wants to believe that they can be better. For the most part, he never dehumanizes the sinister six, and i think that's why he's the most popular marvel hero - that very simple compassion that he has

[@Dot_1]

face it, he's the most popular marvel hero because of his design

[@user-so4jm8yy3o]

It's also the fact that most of the Sinister 6 were also former friends/people he used to know or never wanted any harm. (Atleast in most iterations) Brock was basically his co-worker, Doc Ock was his mentor, Sandman was desperate to save his daughter and Goblin was a good man turned insane. Yet he still believes all of them could turn good because they were once good men, or in Brock and Sandman's case, are capable of doing so.

[@witchBoi_Connor]

Heroes getting the chance to be gentle and kind to their villains is always nice. Reminds me of that one moment from the justice league cartoon with the flash talking with a prank themed villain at a bar.

[@darkimpulse2829]

"Got me again Flash!" *Trickster holding up his mug*

[@TheAnimationStationTAS]

My biggest take away from this is that Peter and Jameson worked together, and I'm shocked. I already knew about this story in particular, but not the part with Jameson.

[@Fourtytwo4242]

Peter revealed the truth to Jonah a long time ago, Jonah instead of attacking Peter actually helps him now, has he trusts Peter enough to know if he doing this stupid junk then he must have a good reason.

[@gregwilliams4926]

Is this the same one with Spider-Man accidentally gets Jona's wife killed? That would make sense than Jona being depressed all through the comic.

[@Hifuutorian]

I don't think it's a plot thread they've stuck with but for a moment of time they did work together, yeah.

[@epicwafflz4846]

I wish more writers took advantage of this type of dynamic between JJ and spidey. I can see how some would think it’s too similar to the relationship between Gordon and Bats but thats the thing, we’ve never seen it between JJ and spidey before. it’d be a fresh take, this is the first time ive seen it be used before.

[@Storm_lol]

Same here

[@Bearman851]

Spider-Man really is that guy. Sure, we all think the Spider is cool. But it truly is the man who makes Spider-Man a hero. As a guy who got bullied throughout middle school, relentlessly... seeing Spider-Man is inspiring. There's a reason he's my favorite hero. Sure, you can be beaten down. Sure, you can give up. Sure, life isn't perfect. But to be able to keep going is what inspires me. Inspires me to keep going in moments I would've given up otherwise. Sorry for the essay. Have a nice day.

[@theinkslicer]

Nah man that was well said!

[@dillonkeller4477]

Spider-Man vs. The Flash on who can be more friendly to their foes

[@gotoyourroom4483]

Despite how many likes your comment has gotten, I know more people have read this and thank you for that!

[@bossfan0983]

I feel you here man you said what i would've said perfectly and honestly i think you said what most people would've said, Spidey its not just a SuperHero who likes beating up bad guys but he is a Hero that has sympathy for others and even for the ones he fights spidey is truly an inspiration for everyone thats why he will always be my one and only hero.

[@johankhamaruddin3775]

@@dillonkeller4477 exactly what i was thinking. That once scene in the justice league cartoon series where the flash comforts a villain and even asks him to return to the mental institute was just so wholesome.

[@DianaTaffie]

Every time it's about Flint - it's time for me to cry.

[@theatomicrenegade7054]

what will probably be even sadder is that if you imagine it as the Tom Hanks Sandman

[@putridfetus666]

@@theatomicrenegade7054 lmao 😂 that wasnt Tom Hanks, it was Thomas Haden Church! can see the similarities tho

[@thomasharrington1477]

it's cause he's just a dude. It's just Flint Marko trying to be something he's not, a villain

[@DianaTaffie]

@@thomasharrington1477 The truest words have never been spoken before.

[@SpaidiAlex7]

What a wonderful comic and what a wonderful narration from you. Good Job!

[@SynthVoice]

Thanks!

[@pako184]

This issue was drawn by amazing artist Crhis Bachalo. Little fun fact : The person who tried to help Sandman on the first page was a key character named Zelma from another comic he drew, what can explain that she isn't werided out by the dude phasing to sand because she worked a lot with unnatural

[@oshkeet]

I *thought* Pete had an impressive set of lips in this...

[@ScrewdriverGaming]

"If The Batman won't comfort a scared child, then you are not reading about the Batman. You are reading about the Punisher in a silly hat."

[@scottwilliams846]

Hero doesn't mean beat up bad guys. It means helping those that need help. And if the person who needs help is a common villain, you still help them. Because that's what heroes do.

[@babybar5999]

i love Jonah coming to terms with peter being spider like a true father figure in this comic

[@gregwilliams4926]

I can't believe that there's a Spiderverse that J.J. and Spider-Man work together. That's amazing.

[@Supersonicspyro]

The main universe has been like that for awhile now lol

[@SynthVoice]

This is the mainline 616, it's canon!

[@seiggrainhart4719]

@@SynthVoice I mean, it's also canon that Spidey gets some of his tech from Doc Ock now so...

[@jpowel]

I see that people often see a Spider-Man comic with no prior context that breaks the status quo a bit and they automatically assume it's some alternate universe, I think more people should read the comics

[@Supersonicspyro]

@@jpowel comics are a dying medium unfortunately, not too mention they can be alot too keep up with

[@inkchariot6147]

Why can't we have consistently good comics anymore?

[@orangeman3220]

lack of writers who genuinely want to make good stories without pandering

[@crazyinsane500]

We never really had consistently good comics. The 10's and current are filled with people trying to make things progressive, the 00's were filled with people trying to be edgy and "mature," the 90's was edge incarnate, the 80's was trying to throw off the goofiness of the 70's, the 70's was goofy but trying to be mature, and so on and so forth. Consistently the idea is to cheaply move copies with gimmicks and social trends, not make good stories. That's why people remember the stories that stand out: They went against the grain and stood proud among their contemporaries and chose to be good instead of trendy, or best epitomized the trends at the time they were written.

[@kittyvalbuena182]

The industry lol. Quantity over quality

[@littlemoth4956]

@@orangeman3220 Pandering isn’t the problem. Though with a name like that, I’m not surprised you think so

[@papapalps2415]

@@littlemoth4956 Well, yes, it really is. To try to pretend a non-insignificant portion of modern big name comics isn't thinly disguised propaganda and preaching is fucking delusional. Which....well, you are a progressive, so I suppose that isn't saying much. Dangerous, unhealthy amounts of self delusion comes with the territory.

[@musicmasher4503]

The fact that both Spider-Man and Batman sat with a dying villain is incredible. One was in comics and the other in a show, but it is a breath fresh air from seeing Spider-Man break from trauma and Batman knocking heads in.

[@webbedshadow2601]

And here I thought there was no good Spidey comics anymore to be found in the past decade, this sounds like a great story

[@JDWalker495]

This, this right here is way I love Spider-Man No matter what universe, no matter iteration, Spider-Man is identified by his responsibility and his humanity Right down to comforting an old enemy in their final moments

[@Ismatic1906]

I like this type of narration. Keep up the good work

[@lancejac6250]

Superman stands with a kid about to jump off a ledge. Batman sits with a little girl as she passes away. Spider-man sits with a supervillain as he dies. They never set out to be heros. Just to try and help

[@zackspectre2637]

Not Spider-Man reading Spider-Man story before my bedtime, I'm trippin

[@Valandar2]

This is what being a good human being MEANS. Repeatedly offering to try to find someone to help, but giving Sandman agency on what happens. And just being there, not letting him be alone in his final moments.

[@joeymounts5983]

These are the kind of stories I love!

[@indiinkweaver686]

Thank you for making these videos! I like Spider-Man a lot, but I never know where to get comics or where to start, so I just listen to voiceovers. This channel has been so cool!

[@SynthVoice]

You'll be happy to know I have a lot more of these planned for the future >>

[@indiinkweaver686]

@@SynthVoice Awesome, can’t wait!

[@Sonamyfan92]

Same here

[@homeygfunkoffacherryfruitl4971]

Stuff like this is why Spiderman will always be one of my favorite heroes. At the end of the day he realizes he's still human, and that most of the people he has to fight are human too with tragic pasts. He always sees that there's still a chance for even the worst to redeem themselves.

[@KevDog140]

What a beautiful story and conclusion to sand man. This is the type of person that Spider-Man should be. So damn pure that he’s willing to help the very villains who have cost him so much trouble and misery. Yet he stands by them in their last moments and even grieving afterward. Because after all, they’re human just like everyone else

[@Mr_Dancy_Pants]

This is a lot like when Batman sat with Ace while she slipped away. I really feel like a lot of the Heros grow to love their villains in a way. Flash cares about Trickster. Professor X practically a brother to Magneto. Spider-Man letting Venom crash on his couch after he got his ass kicked by Carnage. It's the moments like these that make them heroes.

[@g.masterlordoftheg-force4770]

Heroes don’t help villains necessarily because they love them or even just like them. It’s because that’s what a hero is supposed to do. Be there for you when you need them most. Usually, it’s innocent people caught up in a villain’s schemes, but if the villain themselves needs help, Spider-Man will try to help them. Even Norman Osborn. One time, Sin Eater had the powers of the Juggernaut, and was coming to kill Osborn. Peter definitely hates Osborn, but he was willing to risk his life for the bastard. Even when Miles, Spider-Gwen, and several others told him to just leave him, that he is evil, he doesn’t deserve help, Peter still got involved despite how much he hates Osborn. The point is, a true hero is supposed to be there for you even if they absolutely hate you. Just like Peter with Osborn.

[@mightygreninjaex1897]

comics like these can make a grown man cry. These comics are the literal reasons why i love superheros

[@Raccon_Detective.]

Same! And the two other Spider-Man comics where he visits a kid with cancer.

[@jonathanche6553]

Your voice sounds as if spider-man himself were retelling this story to me. This is awesome!

[@kaneconqueror6560]

Agreed. I was so immersed, and then "whatever meds they put him on, I want some". I burst out laughing, and came to check, but no comments seem to be talking about that bit of comedy.

[@alexn5743]

​@@kaneconqueror6560 I too would like said meds

[@marumaru.3471]

Pete’s just that guy

[@ghetoknight7801]

Missed opportunity to go, "it's sensational, dare I say spectacular."

[@SynthVoice]

Oh my GOD.

[@deanlennon4604]

Spider-Man sat with a dying villain. Batman sat with a dying child. These 2 heroes are the perfect definition of what being a hero really is.

[@leechesg]

Stories like this are the reason that Spider-Man has always been my favorite superheroe

[@Ruffy611]

I love how, despite being the Super Human he is,Spidey is still the most Human of all the Heroes in the Marvel Universe and how he treats everyone, from a Child which has Cancer to his dying enemies, he still is there for every single one of them when he knows whats going on

[@strikeforce1500]

This is what I like about Spiderman and Batman. Even if they fight legit sociopaths and terrorist, they do not loose hope. And this are the moments I like the most about them, when someone dies, even if Batman doesn't outright express it, they do feel bad about it as much as they can, even if its doomed.

[@wwalton]

Okay I kinda love the Spiderman and Jonah dynamic, please let this happen in one or the Insomniac entries

[@housewilma4904]

theyd diffently have to bring in the comic where spiderman saves jonahs kid to make that make sense though. even though in the comics even that failed to make jonah stop hating spiderman.

[@anthonyplacek9703]

somehow the death of a villain is always sad, thankfully, i suppose, heroes don't die often, but they tend to go out quick. some sacrifice moment. but villains? its rarely a quick death in marvel. its always slow, its always the knowledge that they know almost exactly when they are gonna die. its the hero coming to their side and helping pull out the last essence of humanity, an understanding that they were always a person, not a villain, and that in many ways they were forced into this role, because they couldn't get help, because they were being prejudiced against, because they had no control and people saw not a person in need, but a monster on a rampage. in some ways, it speaks to a persons character to look at these individuals who are villainized and called monsters... and cry for their loss.

[@neilusdin2389]

This just proved that Spider Man has always cared about his villains. He didn't just want to beat them down and send them to prison lie a lot of other heroes. He's all heart. Tried to cure Green Goblin, Sandman and Lizard. That's why Spider Man will always be one of the greatest of the Marvel comics heroes.

[@Tooons_Animatics]

Yep. He’s pure of heart, he even tried to save Venom and Otto as well.

[@Harrison11106]

I always like stories like this, that they're typically Spider-man stories is fairly telling. For all Spider-mans faults (that frankly, he's Marvels loser), he's the most human out of all of them. He IS that "down the street" neighbor you can rely on. I really wish Misney would do more of these kinds of Spider-man stories as opposed to trying to break him.

[@ShxpxRok]

you make a good peter parker VA The kindness in this story shown here is what makes a hero.

[@Howlabunga]

His powers came from the ground, and to the ground they return. RIP William Baker aka Flint Marko aka Sandman

[@stellarva]

Great job- really. I'd like to see you do a dub for this eventually, your voice would be great for this sad moment.

[@atomicgator5207]

This story reminds me of what someone said about superhero stories. That they should be stories first, that just happen to have people who have powers. Both Spidey and Sandman have incredible powers. But it wouldn't have changed the story much had they had completely different powers. Or even no powers.

[@johnremizeztomilloso158]

5:40 and *_"Ultimate"_* and *_"Unlimited"_*

[@OfficialYoutubeOfKFC]

Did Spiderman just read me a Spiderman comic

[@SynthVoice]

Yup!

[@dirt_dert_durt]

"He found comfort in thinking of Spidey as butt ugly under the mask" me, seeing this design of peter for the first time: uhhhhhh

[@shame2189]

Just a side note, I love continuities where JJ gains respect for Spider-Man and finds out about his secret identity, it always feels so genuine.

[@Me-wx1mt]

I really love the art in this comic

[@Starwarsdude8221991]

Moments like this make him a hero, some my favorite moments are the most human

[@aliminator1310]

"It's amazing, spectacular... sensational??? Me: No, ULTIMATE.

[@nickalex4235]

Sandman also turns out to be Immortal and outlives about every Villain and Heroes when the sun blew up he still lives

[@Syco600]

Wait Jameson knows peter is spider man? I can’t keep up with these comics

[@phenomenalbat4629]

Essentially Pete (as Spidey) and JJJ have a conversation and Peter finally sees more of JJJ's side of the story. He eventually unmasks and the two have basically been allies to each other ever since

[@Popcultureguy3000]

@@phenomenalbat4629 And it was _also_ an issue written by Chip Zdarsky!

[@phenomenalbat4629]

@@Popcultureguy3000 Chip "GOATED" Zdarsky fr becoming one of my favourite writers

[@osvaldotellez2044]

This is what all Spider-Man comics should aspire to be.

[@neptune9647]

This really shows the Man behind the Spider. ...and the hyphen.

[@putz5872]

Spider-Man has my favourite villains. They rarely come off as evil.

[@housewilma4904]

this is the part of hero that is rarely shown or acknowledge these days but is the most important is a hero someone who just beats up bad people or are they someone who wants to SAVE people from suffering even those who may have wronged them in the past a true heros EMPATHY.

[@animemanXLK]

So the 616 Fllint Marko has cannonically died twiced now? I remember he died a few years back after getting bitten by Venom(can't remember if it was Eddie Brock or Mac Gargan) which somehow caused his body to slowly fall apart similar to how it does here. Then eventually the character comes back but he can no longer remember he'd given up his villianous ways and joined Silver Sable's team(EDIT: Should probably mention he was with Sable before he died and came back as a villian. there's a story were he helps capture Hydroman by merging their liquid and sand bodies so Sable can freeze them and capture Hydroman).

[@housewilma4904]

maybe hes got a like phenex thing going on he eventually dies by "turning to dust" but will eventually respawn but assumingly without the memorieis of him dying previously? it wouldnt be that weird considering his got "sands of time" vision.

[@commanderwolf_gaming5191]

This is like when Batman sits with Ace. It's sad but at least they didn't die alone. No one deserves to die alone.

[@bluebird1194]

Damn this is the first time one of your videos was actually recommended to me.

[@SynthVoice]

Nice! I wish KZbin would recommend it more ;;

[@bluebird1194]

@@SynthVoice Doing more videos like this might do it.

[@joadarium9605]

Stuff like this is what really makes Spidey my favorite superhero

[@Nunubotz2]

Dr strange when someone evil is attacking ; Im all powerfull Dr strange when somoen needs a doctor: Someone call an ambulance XD

[@lancelaurel3828]

2:55 I like this joke in your calming and levelheaded sounding voice

[@ghoulishgoober3122]

Nothing left behind but his hospital gown, a pile of sand, and a final thought. "I don't want to die".

[@optimusa03gumiho38]

Dude... 😯 you need to VA for the next good Spiderman cartoon. The one that came out after Ultimate wasn't really as good as it could have been. Or if there's a future Spider-verse movie you HAVE to voice a Spider. The end bit you did with Peter yelling at Jonah was just audial whipped icing. (I have sound sensitivity when it comes to some voices, so I mean it when I say yours is very, VERY nice to hear.)

[@Dr.BDover]

imagine being a doctor and being told to fix sandman, a dude whos literally sand

[@CoolVictor2002]

" they didn't teach me this in medical school." 😬

[@michaeltagor4238]

@@CoolVictor2002 I mean tbf they didn't teach that much about any superpower in med school

[@saulesalejos4483]

@@michaeltagor4238 Good ol' patch n'pray

[@toxicear5274]

This reminds me of the story where Deadpool stops a girl from committing suicide.

[@terrawyrm]

Aaah, the voice over at the end made me cry!

[@therussiancomicbookgeek]

This shit heartbreaking

[@Ragnar_5522]

Never heard of you before. But this was a great video. You are also a great Spidey voice bro. It's similar to Yuri yet it has its own flair to it. Keep up the great work bro 🤙🏻

[@PhazonOmega]

I got that amazing triad of spectacular puns at the end of this sensational video.

[@craig2196]

Unironically sounding like Yuri in that last clip there. Pog.

[@darkmask5933]

Lovely story, the art was a little hit or miss at times though, it wasn't bad, but Peter did not look like Peter, like I would never see that guy in a Spider-man book and immediately think "oh that's Peter Parker", but also it wasn't bad art, just a little unrefined.

[@chaincat33]

It kinda takes away from it all that Sandman didn't actually die. But god damn if it still isn't heavy

[@litespead]

Damn, this dude would unironically make a great spiderman voice actor

[@bananatiergod]

I love how much he sounds like the VA from the 90s show, it's so good

[@therussiancomicbookgeek]

I recon I’ll adapt this story I love short sad little stories like this

[@neutralbychoice3584]

Chip Zdarsky is the best writer in comics, right now. It would be really hard to convince me otherwise.

[@chocolatestraw3971]

This reminds me of another Spider-Man story, I think from the 80s, where you see blurbs from a newspaper about a kid who is a huge Spider-Man fan (would go to scenes where he fought robbers and would dig bullets shot at him out of walls, etc.) and just wanted to meet his hero. So Spidery went to visit him, talked about adventures, showed him how his web-shooters worked. Even revealed who he was before he left, and as he swung away, he stopped on the wall outside the hospital the kid was in and hung his head as if crying, and there's a newspaper story displayed that talked about how the kid was terminal with cancer.

[@vonshobon2392]

2:13. Limp hand sticking out of a box, beside the dumpster.

[@NightBread]

*In a completely serious voice:* “Whatever those doctors put him on, I want some of it.”

[@captainguyman7382]

End of this ark is sandman realizing he has to live forever, and even when the universe ends he’ll be drifting forever. Which is even scarier as sandman gloomily realizes

[@jazzman8051]

Peter looks so zesty

[@sho4622]

Its funny because sandman says he doesnt want peter to unmask because he might look as handsome as chris evans. 😂

[@klingon401]

Stories where the hero just sits down and has a conversation with their villain, not as a semi interigation or the hero is captured and forced to listen to ramblings, one where both are just having a normal conversation. Those are the best, while I’ve not seen this elsewhere in marvel I have seen it twice in DC, one where Flash talks to one of his villains and confronts him about not taking his medication anymore, promising if he does he’ll visit him in the hospital to play darts with him, and another time where Batman just sits down with a super powered Ace as she’s dying just so she’s not alone when she passes. There almost certainly are other cases of this in Marvel but I’d like to stumble on them instead of go looking, it’s a nicer surprise that way

[@My6119]

Reminds me of the time Superman saved a suicide victim by taking all the time the victim needed to gently come down from the building they were going jump off of. He told them that he faces the ugly, the terrible, and the despair every single day, but if he's able to have one, just one good day, it's enough to live for.

[@tuc-kaankaraayan]

I thank Spider-Man for narating the comic.

[@conman_yt7999]

Heroes who put their differences aside and hang with dying villains are megagigachads

[@gp-1542]

1:13 kinda reminds me of that time a zombie Peter just straight up body villains left and right

[@therussiancomicbookgeek]

Wonderful story

[@unruly-dragon]

They say real men don't cry but this.this is what men cry for

[@zeokingsilver]

thats why he is one of the greats

[@vrokyoto]

I think Spider-Man cares for his villains like how Batman’s villans have respect for him becuase how he’s just like them in ways

[@solarfinch9111]

Hopefully the grains of sand that flew away aren't still sentient, that would be eternal torture

[@creepyasgramdpa9916]

Sad thing is, he never get to say good bye.

[@kaine8911]

Peter must be happy since the last time he visited a villain in their death bed he got mind swaped

[@nmtltlz]

I got this comic shortly after I finished Spidey 2018!!! Made me emotional :) I really enjoyed it, its the first and only comic I own!!

[@alang.bandala8863]

This is why SpiderMan is one of the greatest heroes

[@blockwearingman]

this story was so great

[@NotReinaHamazaki]

This reminds me of wally west from the DCAU.

[@MadKat197]

Oh god... this is beautiful and so... tragic fuck I miss media like this