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cyberghostface (cyberghostface) wrote in scans_daily,
@ 2009-08-13 12:34:00

Current mood:	apathetic
Entry tags:	char: chameleon/dmitri smerdyakov, char: green goblin/harry osborn, char: mary jane watson, char: spider-man/peter parker, creator: barry kitson, creator: fred van lente, creator: j.m. dematteis, creator: luke ross, title: amazing spider-man

Amazing Spider-Man #602

So basically, the Chameleon's back in town. Now he's sadistically dipping people into acid after taking their identities away from them. He wants to infilitrate Mayor Jonah's inner circle, so he kidnaps Peter Parker (who's working for Jonah at the moment.)

Meanwhile, Chameleon is mimicking Peter's voice while spraying him in the face with some sort of adhesive(?) that makes a mask out of the face.

Anyone else getting a feeling of déjà vu?

And then there's Paul Jenkins' Webspinners arc where Chameleon went after MJ as Pete. So this makes it, what, the third time this has happened?

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xdoop
2009-08-13 05:17 pm UTC (link)

Looks like by the end of this arc, Pete and MJ will at least be dating again, hopefully that'll satisfy some of the peeps here.

I doubt it.

Mary Jane Watson continues to play an important role in the “Red-Headed Stranger” arc after Fred Van Lente takes over the story with “Amazing” #602. The writer thinks bringing Mary Jane back is particularly compelling because of the unique dynamic it creates between her and Peter Parker. “She's interesting to have in the mix of Peter's life and in a superhero series in general in that she's the ex,” Van Lente explained. “She's someone who had a very serious and long term relationship with Peter for many years and it fell apart for reasons that remain mysterious. She still cares about him but she's also acutely aware of his flaws in a way that exes are. So they've got a terrific dynamic that's lots of fun to play with. It's something that wouldn't have occurred to me to be as cool as it ended up being.”

Not to mention one of Madame Web's visions of the future from #600 was Spidey kissing a blonde woman.

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	punishermax 2009-08-13 05:21 pm UTC (link)
	That just says they're exes, it doesn't really say no dates or anything could occur. The Madame Web thing was weird though, more than likely though it may be a one off thing that makes sense in the context of the story. (Reply to this) (Parent)

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