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Brooke, David (2023-08-07). "Marvel teases a sequel to 'Spider-Man: Reign' in 'Notorious' graphic • AIPT". aiptcomics.com . Retrieved 2023-08-08. In August 2023, Marvel announced a sequel to Reign was set to release in 2024, with Andrews returning to write and draw the series. [2] Plot [ edit ] Newitz, Annalee (February 12, 2007). "SPIDER-MAN'S RADIOACTIVE SPOOGE KILLED MARY JANE!!!". Wired . Retrieved June 29, 2019. Otto Octavius: Doctor Octopus has died years prior to the start of the story. The four arms remain connected to the skeletal remains of Otto Octavius. Still powered, they act on artificial intelligence to carry out his final wish – to find Peter Parker and return him to his costume in an effort to encourage him to retake the mantle of Spider-Man. The book also has several themes relevant in the post 9/11 world, most notably Mayor Waters taking control of the city of New York to protect it, and the WEBB, an energy field that seals all of New York inside it so no one can leave.
Thirty years into Spider-Man's future, New York City has become a safe, albeit authoritarian territory under the complete control of Mayor Waters. Superheroes and supervillains are no longer prevalent, instead replaced by the authoritarian government's police force, "The Reign". Serafino, Jason (August 8, 2011). "The Top 25 Spider-Man Stories Of All Time". Complex . Retrieved June 29, 2019. Spider-Man is cornered by the Sinner Six, and Kraven rips his mask off, disheartening the crowd when they realize their hero is an old, defeated man. His life is saved at the last moment by a deceased Doctor Octopus, whose final command to his tentacles cause them to show Peter three grave-markers: those of Mary Jane Watson-Parker, May Parker, and Ben Parker. After being buried in Mary Jane's coffin by Octopus's tentacles and coming face-to-face with and conquering his inner demons, Peter emerges in his famous red-and-blue suit, which he had secretly buried with her.In issue #1, there is a panel known as the "Nude Panel". As the elderly Peter Parker sits on the edge of his bed (hands on his face), his genitals were exposed for the first time in the character's history. The issue was soon recalled and removed from the second run of Spider-Man: Reign #1 for fear of "corrupting minors". [8] In other media [ edit ] Television [ edit ] Mary Jane Watson-Parker: The long-dead wife of Peter Parker. Though dead, she appears as a recurring hallucination to Peter. It is revealed that she died of cancer brought on by exposure to Peter's radioactive semen during intercourse over the years. A version of Mayor Waters, this one a female, appears in The Spectacular Spider-Man animated series, voiced by B.J. Ward. An elderly Peter Parker works as a florist, but he is fired for ruining a couple's wedding by sending the wrong flowers. He bumps into a child fleeing from the Reign, and as they show up to arrest the youth, Peter is also beaten alongside him.
Baker, Thomas (May 24, 2019). "Five Most Controversial Spider-Man Stories". liveaboutdotcom . Retrieved June 29, 2019. On December 12, 2006, Marvel announced that issue #1 had sold out through Diamond Comic Distributors and that a second printing would be released. [1] Whitbrook, James (July 7, 2017). "The Greatest Spider-Men of All Time, Ranked". io9 . Retrieved June 29, 2019.The Hypno-Hustler: An aged supervillain, now sympathizing with Spider-Man. Realizing that Spider-Man is coming out of retirement and the Reign will be challenged, he attempts to help by using his old hypno-music to distract Reign officers and encourage citizens to revolt. Unfortunately, his boombox loses power and the officers swiftly retaliate with deadly force, killing him immediately.
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