Why doesn't he get his "creative team" and create a mini explaining what the hell changed on spidey's history? That way we can understand WHY he did it
Remember that Spider-Man mini series by Jeph Loeb and J. Scott Campbell that's in the works and is yet to come out? Like I speculated over in other boards including
this post, How much you want to bet that that series is going to be the "new and improved" history of Spider-Man from whenever Spidey's reality actually changed to the present to capsulize everything "Joephisto" tossed out the window in a desperate attempt to appease the continuity hounds. Heck, I wouldn't be surprised if, in order to keep with the "Day" theme of "One More Day" and "Brand New Day," Marvel will title it "Spider-Man: Back in the Day."
farmernudie said:
Why is Spidey still in Avengers?
Why "a lot of things".....
I mean....JQ is gonna just pick and choose what things were caught up in the ripple effect and ignore other things that aren't convenient or too mindboggling to change. Mostly because, this story/agenda is not very well thought out. He took the most absurd route to break up the marriage. HE has made Pete and MJ into the Wonder Twits.
Well, we already had Dan Slott come on these very boards and suggest that Avengers:Initative #7, which he wrote and which had the Scarlet Spiders claim that Peter was working for them and wasn't the real Spider-Man is somehow still in continuity. Therefore, it looks like Spidey still unmasked in Civil War. But as we were told at the end of this last issue, no one remembers that Peter is Spider-Man. Which means, while everyone saw Spidey unmask, no one remembers who he really is. But wait? Didn't BOTH Aunt May and MJ encourge Peter to unmask? But if Peter wasn't married to MJ, does that mean she wasn't there? Or was she still there and was only Peter's girlfriend? Plus, when Spidey changed his mind, they wouldn't necessarily be in Stark Tower and therefore they wouldn't give up their safety. That's because Aunt May's house, as we saw, apparently never burned down, which means Spidey and his family wouldn't have moved in with the Avengers. And does it still mean that Aunt May was still shot? Because she looks fine now, so if she never was shot, how could there even be a deal for Peter and MJ to make?
Apprentice said:
How would Peter and MJ not getting married lead to Harry still being alive?
How's this? What lead to Peter and MJ getting married in the first place? Answer: MJ told Peter that she knew he was Spider-Man. So what if that was the key moment and MJ never told Peter that she knew. Well, since that was during the Hobgoblin arc, maybe, as a result of not telling Peter that she knew, she wasn't with Liz Allen, who was pregnant with Normie at the time, when the Hobgoblin kidnapped her. Therefore, Liz was alone in that warehouse when Spidey and Hobby fought and it started burning down. As a result, Liz, when she was rushed to the hospital as a result of premature labor, ended up losing her baby, or maybe BOTH of them died. In either case, this drives Harry to go back to his drug habit and (if Liz is still alive she ends up divorcing him) undergoes rehab, meets this new Lily Hollister character and falls in love with her, then goes to Europe for further recovery. There, Norman Osborn (whom everybody assumes is still dead) brainwashes his son as part of his revenge against Spider-Man. So when One More Day ends with Harry at the party, Harry is now back and ready to start go after Spider-Man as part of his father's brainwashing as Menace. At least, that's the best I can figure out with all this mess.