Matt Murdock
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Okay... Now I'm getting angry. This is the second hit he's got on me, and I haven't got any really good shots in... At least not yet.
I placed my hands on the hood and pushed against it to get myself up, turning to the Spider-deuce.
"Nice... But if you're going to be Spider-Man, try an uppercut to the chin. Like SO!"
I did just that. An uppercut so hard that he went straight into the air before his body U-turned before falling, to which I followed up with a spin-kick that sent him careening back into an approaching police cruiser's windshield before he touched the ground. It was quite the funny sight...
"There. Two for two, pal..."
Queens, New York
Spider-Man rose to his feet silently, staring the original down. Part of him, the part wearing the mask, really, wanted to say something like, "I'm Spider-Man, and here's how I can prove it," or, "only the real Spider-Man could do this." But he didn't. Instead, he stuck his wrists out and fired two webs from his wrists.
Thwip!
They hit their marks perfectly, wrapping around the surprised Ricochet's ankles. With a heave, the so-called hero was on his back, sprawled out as his ankles remained bound. Under his mask, the impostor felt a sadistic grin spread across his face as his eyebrows lifted up and his gaze narrowed. He was enjoying this.
He held the webbing firmly in his grasp and began spinning around, sending Ricochet spinning with him, like a tether ball, and all Spider-Man had to do was let go. Surely, Ricochet would produce a disk to cut the webbing, Spider-Man thought, and, as such, released the web after a few mere seconds. Parker went flying, slamming so hard into a lightpost that the metal itself curved around his frame.
Spider-Man fired a webline out to a nearby pile of garbage and pulled a chunk of brick from within the pile. Within seconds, it was in his grasp. He took several deliberate steps over to Ricochet, who was still pulling himself up by the wreckage of the pole. Spider-Man, once getting close to the hero, wrapped his hand around his collar with his free hand and heaved him to his feet. Without hesitation, he slammed the brick across Ricochet's jawline, crushing the stone into fragments.
"Guh..." Ricochet said as his body slumped to the ground.
Part of Spider-Man wanted him to walk away. Swing to assured safety.
Yet he didn't. Instead, he delivered a swift kick to Ricochet's abodmen.
No doubt that the hero would come at him as strongly as he could. But, as far as Spider-Man was concerned, that couldn't be too strong at all. Ricochet likely had a concussion and some internal trauma.
"Come on." Spider-Man said condescendingly. "What else ya got? I bet you think you're still a match for me."
The tone of Spider-Man's voice seemed to say, "and I'd like to see you try to be," as he spat his words.