#ASM Sam

[ziraconarose]

Player and really enjoyed Always Sometimes Monsters. Sam and Korsel rotating in my head.

[ziracona]

Ex-best friend whose life you ruined and showed up to kill you taking you to karaoke first seemed like a promising turn of events but you were wrong.

[vertigoartgore]

2007's Amazing Spider-Man Vol.1 #539 cover by artist Ron Garney.

[doamarierose-honoka]

While it's still up to debate among fans whether disrupting Canon Events in Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse destroys universes, several such events were featured prominently in Sony Pictures' animated sequel.

When Miguel O'Hara gave Miles Morales his lecture on Canon Events, he defined them as "chapters that are a part of every Spider's story, every time. Some good. Some bad. Some very bad."

However, despite what Miguel said, that doesn't mean that every Spider-Person has the same Canon Events or experiences them the same way.

Every Canon Event in Spider-Verse 2

1.) Spider Bite

In both the comics and Spider-Verse films, the origin for most Peter Variants involved being bitten by a radioactive spider as a teenager, bestowing them spider-like powers.

Not all of them would get the same abilities from this bite, with Peni Parker being a prime example, but it's no surprise for it to be a Canon Event for nearly all of them with a handful of exceptions.

One exception is Miguel O'Hara, who audiences saw injecting himself with a mysterious green liquid, foreshadowing to non-comic fans that the source of his powers wasn't a spider bite. Miguel even acknowledged his unique status among Spider-People in his inner monologue: "...I'm not like the others."

2.) First Loss

The most defining moment of Peter Parker's life as Spider-Man was, without question, the death of Uncle Ben. Peter B. Parker best expressed this event's significance to Miles when his orientation turned into an intervention:

"If not for Uncle Ben, most of us wouldn't be here, Miles, and all the good we did—it wouldn't have been done."

But as Peter said, "most of [them]" wouldn't be there. So for other Spiders, instead of Uncle Ben, it was another uncle, a father, or even a best friend.

Across the Spider-Verse puts this Canon Event under one umbrella, making it more a Spider's first loss that leads them to learn their first crucial life lesson, good or bad, on their road to being a hero.

It's the defining Canon Event that instills in them the mantra of Spider-Man: "With great power comes great responsibility."

3.) Upside-Down Kiss

One of the few "good" Canon Events on this list (that didn't originate from the comics) is the upside-down kiss from Sam Raimi's Spider-Man.

This would be its own Canon Event for multiple Spiders because, at least in the case of Raimi's Peter Parker, it was when they finally got to kiss the person they were only brave enough to love from afar before getting their powers.

One shot from Across the Spider-Verse paralleled this iconic moment when Gwen was preparing to leave Miles' universe. These two may eventually share their own upside-down kiss in Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse, fulfilling this Canon Event.

4.) The Death of a Captain

The only Canon Event on the list to have a designation (ASM-90 (The Amazing Spider-Man #90), Miguel described it as "a police captain close to Spider-Man dies saving a kid from falling rumble during a battle with an arch-nemesis."

Like a Spider's first loss, this Canon Event isn't restricted to Captain Gregory Stacy from the comics but encompasses multiple Captains "close to Spider-Man." It was also revealed that this event already happened to Peter B. Parker, Jessica Drew, and Hobie Brown and that the same will soon happen to Gwen and Miles.

However, Gwen realizes that with her father quitting the police force, he's seemingly avoided his untimely death. This proves to her that Canon Events aren't unavoidable nor preventing them will ending the universe.

It further strengthens her resolve to save Miles and his father from The Spot, with the help of Peter B. Parker and the rest of her newly formed Spider-Band.

5.) The Death of Gwen Stacy

The second most defining moment of Peter Parker's life as Spider-Man was the death of Gwen Stacy and his failure to save her. But what was another tragedy for Peter Parker was no doubt an existential nightmare for this film's Gwen Stacy, who likely learned the fate of her endless Variants after joining the Spider-Society.

It's also, unfortunately, the reason why she's so hesitant to pursue a relationship with Miles since "in every other universe, Gwen Stacy falls for Spider-Man, and in every other universe, it doesn't end well."

This is something that already nearly happened to Pavitr Prabhakar's girlfriend Gayatri Singh, another Variant of Gwen Stacy.

6.) The Birth of Venom

The only event on the list to focus on one of Spider-Man's supervillains is the birth of Venom, who would hound the web-slinger for years before becoming an anti-hero (or dying).

Tobey Maguire's Peter Parker from Spider-Man 3 and a Variant of Jessica Drew are shown struggling with the alien (or Earth-made) Symbiote, while others depict Eddie Brock or Anne Weying transforming into Venom and She-Venom.

The last Spider shown is interesting, as it's seemingly this film's Gwen Stacy turning into her Venomized counterpart, Gwenom; she debuted in Spider-Gwen #24 and used the Symbiote to go on a path of vengeance when her father was put in a coma.

7.) "If This Be My Destiny...!"

One of the most character-defining moments of Peter Parker's superhero career was when he saved himself from a literal ton of debris in The Amazing Spider-Man #33, the concluding issue of the "If This Be My Destiny...!" story arc.

The reason this was monumental for the character is that it was the first time he displayed what would become his most defining trait: his boundless perseverance.

Trapped, injured, and about to drown, Peter had all but given up until he remembered why and who he was fighting for and used that to gain the strength to lift the machinery off himself.

It was such an iconic moment for the character that The Spectacular Spider-Man and even the MCU's Spider-Man: Homecoming adapted this act of triumph in the face of doubt.

Considering that this happens fairly early in Spider-Man's career in the comics, it's interesting that this film's Jessica Drew seemed to experience it as an adult, pointing to Canon Events not having to happen at the same time in a Spider's superhero career.

8.) "Spider-Man No More!"

The story arc "Spider-Man No More!" is the first instance of Peter Parker quitting as the wall-crawler. Not only did it result in one of the most iconic pages in all of comics, but it also reinforced why Peter had to keep wearing the mask.

In the original story, Parker quit because he got no respect from the public for his heroic actions, which The Daily Bugle would often twist. However, after quitting, he realized that without him being Spider-Man, people that he could save would get hurt or even die.

The motivation for any Spider quitting varies, whether it's the same lack of respect, the loss of their powers, or the injury/death of a loved one. It's tempting to wonder what would make Hobie Brown, a Spider who openly declared his disdain for glory, temporarily quit.

9.) Spider-Man's Wedding

Peter Parker's editorially mandated deal with the literal devil to annul his marriage in the comics is infamous at this point. Regardless, his union with Mary Jane Watson was the status quo for over 20 years, making it no surprise that a Spider's marriage is a Canon Event.

Before the events of Into the Spider-Verse, Peter B. Parker was happily married to his MJ before they had a mutual and legal divorce over Peter's reluctance to have children. However, in Across the Spider-Verse, not only did he and MJ remarry, but they had a kid, May "Mayday" Parker.

10.) "Kraven's Last Hunt"

Another surprise Canon Event that Gwen has already experienced is a near-death confrontation with Kraven the Hunter from the iconic Spider-Man storyline, "Kraven's Last Hunt."

Gwen is shown digging herself out of her own grave, the same way Peter Parker did in Web of Spider-Man #32. She's also wearing her old costume from Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (note the forearms), indicating that it already happened.

It's also something that Gwen's comic book counterpart never experienced, further showing the franchise's willingness to diverge from her depiction and reality in the comics.

11.) The Collider

It's highly suggested through Miguel's verbal (and literal) beatdown of Miles that Spider-Man destroying a world-ending collider was a Canon Event, saying that "[Miles' Peter Parker] would have stopped the collider before it ever went off" but that "instead, he died, saving [Miles]:"

"You're a mistake! If you hadn't been bit, your Peter Parker would have lived. Instead, he died, saving you! He would have stopped the collider before it ever went off! Spot wouldn't exist, and none of this would have happened!"

On top of that, one plot point is Spot scouring the Multiverse for a universe "with a full-sized collider," which he found in Pavitr's dimension. Miguel's artificial intelligence assistant, Lyla, even mentioned how "every dimension [Spot] stops at has an Alchemax."

It's possible that Pavitr would have eventually had to stop his own Alchemax from using the machine for some other nefarious purpose, but The Spot's preemptive use of it likely averted this potential Canon Event from happening.

How Spider-Verse 3 May Deny Destiny

There's no doubt that Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse will address Miguel's claims about Canon Events and whether breaking them has catastrophic consequences. It's already been shown through Gwen's father that averting a Canon Event is both possible and even harmless.

Of course, it doesn't mean that Miguel intentionally lied about Canon Events, as there is evidence of correlating life-changing moments between (nearly) every Spider-Person. But whether he understands them fully himself is another question.

It'll be interesting to see how Canon Events will be further explored in the reported final entry of this trilogy and how Miguel will react to his ideology being proven wrong.

[beck-a-la]

One of my favorite things in life is the little rituals that develop backstage during a run. I have an actor who checks in with me re: his props before his first entrance every performance and it has evolved from me giving him a thumbs up to a full secret handshake. It’s in the runsheet as “check in with Sam” but it’s a whole routine at this point.

Like don’t get me wrong, I love calling shows. But there is something so fulfilling in ASMing that I don’t get when I’m the PSM.

[kanohimineka]

LOOK AT THESE X MEN

So, I just want to talk some comic books, because some stuff is looking cool. But it requires some context.

So, near the start of the 2000's, a little book called Ultimate Spider Man came out. It was meant to be a reader friendly alternative to the main Spider Man comics that had been running since the 60's. You know, something a bit less overwhelming. It was mostly written by Brian Michael Bendis, and it ran up to 2015. It was a massive success, and it led Marvel to make many other "Ultimate" comics adapting many of their other characters, such as the Fantastic Four, the X Men, and the Avengers, rechristened the Ultimates. Many of these influenced their modern film counterparts, with USM inspiring much of the Sam Raimi Spidey films and the ASM films, and the Ultimates heavily influencing the MCU Avengers. However, in the 2010's, it started to peter out, the only real notable exception being the creation of Miles Morales, the second Spider Man. As such, in 2015, the universe was destroyed by the event Secret Wars (2015), written by one Jonathan Hickman.

Hickman got his start at Marvel working on some Nick Fury stuff, but really got his start when he began writing Fantastic Four, pushing it forward to new heights. In which, he introduced the character of The Maker, a corrupted evil version of the Ultimate Reed Richards (Mister Fantastic). From there, he began to write The Avengers, creating a grand multi year epic that all led up to the new Secret Wars, Marvel's closest equivalent to DC's many crises, where the multiverse was destroyed and reformed by Dr. Doom into Battleworld. After this event, the Ultimate universe (World 1610) was destroyed, and the main universe (World 616) was reformed, with a few changes (Such as bringing in Miles). From there, after a brief period of independence, he reformed the X Men into the Krakoan era with HoX and PoX, though he left that period to other creatives to focus on other things. Then eventually, he came back.

After a decent amount of teasing, Hickman began work to bring back the Ultimate Universe... kind of. Hickman brings back the Maker in this four issue mini to mess around with universe 6160, futzing with it to make his own epic universe. However, things don't go exactly to plan, but it doesn't really matter, because a new Ultimate universe comes back, with new characters like a young Iron Man and so on and so forth, introduced this month in the book "Ultimate Universe #1"

This book kicks off this grand new universe, but it will be flanked by others in the near future. Hickman himself is taking over Ultimate Spider Man, a story of an older, married Peter who gets his powers after living a longer life. Cool. There is also a Black Panther book. I don't have too much to say, but it does look neat. However, why we are here is for Peach Momoko's Ultimate X Men, which got a backup preview in Ultimate Universe.

This is a big book for Peach Momoko, a Japanese artist who was hired by Marvel as mainly a cover artist, but with some of her own works as well. It seems to focus on the character of Armor, one of the many mutants by Marvel, seeing her grow into a mutant in this universe. And it looks FUCKING SICK!

Again, it got some teaser images in Ultimate Universe, though it won't come out until next March. However, this brief look gives some interesting images that I'm just obsessed with.

I am obsessed with this seeming adolescent body horror approach. It feels right in line with this idea of younger mutants dealing with all these ideas in a new, cool looking way. The artstyle really helps it, since a lot of the given teasers are very dialogue light. It lets the art and the emotions therein shine.

It does, at least at the start, seem to focus on just a few dorks hanging out. They're both mutants by the way, the white haired kid is a character created for a cover by Peach Momoko, and she's getting integrated here.

Overall, it looks really promising. How will they integrate the actual X Men, who knows. But, I'm excited for this interesting take on this gaggle of mutants

[rappaccini]

ain't no love in the heart of the city? 👀👀

(from this)

oooohkay. how do i describe this... i'm gonna have to ramble to make it make sense. and whip out these screenshots i've had sitting around for ages. but i've been meaning to talk about this for ages so thank you!

so first of all, you know how miles's uncle aaron is the prowler? that's a reference to hobie brown, who was the first black character to wear the spider-man costume, and to put it on when peter can't, in canon back in 1971 (issue asm-87).

in context: he was wearing it temporarily as a favor to peter to help throw the cops off his scent, but that was still the first time this ever happened.

aside from that, 616 hobie is also paralleled to peter parker often in his early appearances.

they're both genius tech whizzes with chips on their shoulder about injustice, who lost at least one parent at a young age, who constantly deal with money problems and can't hold down a job, who are ignored and mistreated by the people around them.

they both make masked costumes with wrist-mounted tools that shoot projectiles and gloves that help them wallcrawl.

they both start out using their secret identities to attract attention and for selfish gain.

they're both in on-again-off-again relationships with an intelligent, practical girl who supports them but won't take their bullshit lying down, who doesn't know about their secret identity and wouldn't approve of it.

they both angst like fuck about their secret identities, wish they could quit them but keep coming back for more, and grow out of using them selfishly.

(... though in hobie's case he keeps quitting being the prowler altogether, then backsliding, then trying to redeem himself again. peter's heroic redemption sticks and his irresponsible era is treated as a phase. hobie's doesn't, and he never gets away to be an antihero. hm.)

hobie even has his own uncle ben moment when a kid he's mentoring, manuel lopez, is killed and he suits up to avenge him.

like. it's so fucking intriguing. this is so clearly the origin story for a phenomenal hero or antihero that just never made it across the finish line.

this parallel keeps getting built between peter and hobie, and then it gets dropped and never comes back. as early as 1971, marvel raised the possibility of a nerdy black guy with a chip on his shoulder taking up the spider-man mantle after peter is indisposed... and then never did anything with it until forty years later when miles came along. (if you want to be really technical about atsv's metanarrative... hobie brown was the original anomaly.)

that narrative was hobie's first, but he never got to keep it. the writers and the fandom just never would have acknowledged that he could, because of the time in which he was created.

hobie brown was created in 1969 and put that spider-man costume on in 1971. for reference, black panther was created in 1966. sam wilson first appeared in 1969. luke cage first appeared in 1972, misty knight and storm in 1975, black lightning in '77 over at dc. the concept of a working-class black villain who gets a full redemption arc into a complex antihero was so ahead of its time that no one understood what they had, so they let him slip away. honestly i still think we aren't ready for him.

(.... also interesting: that hobie has a connection with gwen where he technically helps her escape her narrative of being peter's tragic girlfriend temporarily. there isn't a romantic coding to the event (given that marvel didn't have their first interracial romance until '77, that wouldn't have been on the table), but since hobie is to peter what mindy is to gwen, it's important to note that they're each other's type-- and that decades later, spider-punk and spider-gwen immediately have romantic chemistry that also isn't allowed to go anywhere. it also isn't a coincidence that the spiderverse writers are snatching that dynamic, making the romantic implication the intention, and handing it to miles too... except miles won't help her escape that dynamic; he's just taking the place of the guy she's in it with. hm.)

it's not a coincidence that of all the characters miles morales is so personally linked to, it's the prowler. whether or not his creators ever admit it, miles owes his creation in part to hobie brown, and aaron davis being the prowler is an acknowledgment that hobie came first, and that miles is going to pick up the torch hobie lit and run with it.

it's worth noting: because miles is so popular, aaron davis is now the default prowler. which means it's now possible for hobie's redemption as an antihero to stick. in 616, he's adopting a mantle previously held by a white man again: the hornet. in 138, he fulfills his potential as spider-punk.

i think it's compelling that it came full circle, with hobie and miles each creating opportunities for each other. hobie made it possible for miles to exist in the narrative, miles made it possible for hobie to be reimagined as a hero, and to have that spider-man mantle in at least one small corner of the multiverse.

however. they aren't on equal footing. no effort has been put into defining hornet hobie as a distinct character, and miles is so much more popular than hobie that his inclusion has basically erased hobie from any future adaptations of spider-man.

and atsv has made this even worse, by making the feedback loop even more one-sided, with miles vacuuming up the 'you're meant to be the prowler but became spider-man by chance' narrative, the special connection to gwen where he helps her escape her fate, and the role as the status-quo-threatening original anomaly who must be barred from inclusion in the canon. and he's not exactly doing them better. miles is too commercial to be truly revolutionary-- just look at how his reinterpretation of hobie's story involves fine-tuning his backstory to remove anything a mainstream (white) audience might find problematic and make him more dependent on the validation of his white peers-- and his replacing hobie in the narrative is never not gonna have an assimilationist vibe. he's running with the torch, but in what direction?

anyway! the fic! it happened because i thought a lot about how the spiderverse writers are kind of eating hobie's lunch and it bugged me. i'll never get around to writing it bc it's more a big list of worldbuilding extrapolations instead of a plot, and i don't have time to put in the research it would need, but basically it's an au set in '71 where peter dies and hobie brown becomes the default second spider-man instead of miles morales.

like, how does his approach differ? what tech is unique to him? who does he fight and what motivates him? how fridged is mindy about to get? how does an adult who's spent years struggling to use his secret identity for good-- and being perceived as a supervillain by everyone-- change into a hero? and how does 1970s nyc perceive a black spider-man?

[charmed-redemption]

Rico rumor has it you had a threesome with the Winchester brothers multiple times as different versions of them. Examples like soulless Sam and demon Dean of death Dean and angel Sam etc

"I asm attracted to Good dick and the Winchesters use it to get what they want. Who am I to deny myself pleasure?"

[hell-girl69]

8/28/24

omfg ok so i had ap psych today. i was able to move seats to sit across from isabel. we had a fire drill. so i got to extra talk to micah and isabel which was fun and i saw lola. i rlly like micah and isabel. they’re sweet. we had the sr&r which is so dumb and then it was boring up until the freshman picnic. i met this super nice girl named ellie was wearing the same red as me! i met rafikis younger sister sarah and emerson’s friend carys. i also met someone named juliet and someone named julien and sam just like a bunch of people lol. but so ANYWAY

we did a bunch of weird ass acting games idek know what they’re called but like we ran around in a circle?? OMFG JAC JAC SHOWED UP LMAO

ok so we had to do this thing where we stood in a circle on the stage and introduced ourselves and our pronouns and what we did in theater. wally was standing right next to me. so it’s get to sofia. this is the girl who had emailed reid wanting to asm. and she says. “I’m sofia and i asmed at longfellow and i want to do it for the rest of my life!” and my and wally look at each other and we’re like what? so anyway she keeps going and then it gets to wally and he says like “hi im wally i wanna asm” and she gives such a weird look. idk it was so odd so it gets to me i say im larkin i do tech. anyway afterwards we’re all in the blackbox just mingling and like in in a group with her and like two other people and she says “oh your larkin right? you want to asm?” BRO. wtf.

anyway i talked to some other random people after that but yeah that was super weird

[ziraconarose]

Always Sometimes Monsters and Sometimes Always Monsters sure are some games

[ziracona]

I’m so obsessed with these two for real

[ao3feed-wandamaximoff]

Under Suspicion

by bear_barnes “You guys do know what photoshop is right?” “Just admit you’re working with Fisk!” “I barely even know the guy! It’s not my fault I forgot I had to buy the rights to my own image!” Based on the ASM Vol. 05 #11 panel Words: 3642, Chapters: 1/5, Language: English Fandoms: Marvel, Marvel Cinematic Universe, Spider-Man - All Media Types Rating: Mature Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings, No Archive Warnings Apply Categories: Gen, Other Characters: Peter Parker, Aunt May Parker (Marvel), Matt Murdock, Karen Page, Franklin "Foggy" Nelson, Wade Wilson, Logan (X-Men), mentioned - Character, Tony Stark, Natasha Romanov (Marvel), Steve Rogers, James "Bucky" Barnes, Wanda Maximoff, Vision (Marvel), Hulk (Marvel), Bruce Banner, Clint Barton, Sam Wilson (Marvel), Loki (Marvel), Thor (Marvel), cops - Character, Wilson Fisk, Claire, Harley Keener Relationships: Matt Murdock & Peter Parker, Karen Page & Peter Parker, Franklin "Foggy" Nelson & Peter Parker, Avengers Team Members & Peter Parker, Avengers Team Members & Matt Murdock Additional Tags: Peter Parker Needs a Hug, Peter Parker Gets Shot, Peter Parker hunted by the Avengers, it all works out, Angst, Angst with a Happy Ending, Hurt/Comfort, Emotional Hurt/Comfort, Violence, Protective Matt Murdock, Avengers Tower, No NonCanon it’s painfuk, Peter Parker is 18, The avengers kinda mess everything uo, billboards, Based on ASM Vol. 05 #11, a single panel actaully, Unreliable Narrator, Tragedy/Comedy, sorta - Freeform, Peter is Salty via https://ift.tt/yD7k3GZ

[oliveroctavius]

Sorry About The Spider-Man Acronyms: A Guide for the anon @hawkogurl got, or anyone else who needs it. This is only a small selection of Spidey media, but it's the ones that are commonly referred to in shorthand like this.

Movies:

SM1, SM2, SM3: Spider-Man movies directed by Sam Raimi, starring Tobey Maguire.

TASM, TASM2: The Amazing Spider Man movies directed by Marc Webb, starring Andrew Garfield.

MCU: The Marvel Cinematic Universe.

ITSV, ATSV, BTSV: Into, Across, and Beyond The Spider-Verse animated movies.

TV shows:

TNAS: Spider-Man The New Animated Series (2003). People mostly forget this one exists.

TSSM: The Spectacular Spider-Man (2008). Sometimes written as SSM.

USM: Ultimate Spider-Man (2012).

MSM or MSM 2017: Marvel's Spider Man (2017).

Comic series titles:

ASM: The Amazing Spider-Man. Sometimes written as TASM.

SSM: The Spectacular Spider-Man. Sometimes written as TSSM.

WSM or WOSM: Web of Spider-Man.

SM/DP: Spider-Man/Deadpool.

USM: Ultimate Spider-Man.

SM2099: Spider-Man 2099. (Miguel's origin series.)

Frequently used comics universe numbers:

616: The main Marvel comics universe, including ASM, SSM, WSM, and virtually every mainline comic since the sixties.

1610: The "Ultimate" universe, including USM, launched in 2000 and closed in 2015. Miles Morales' home universe.

65 or Earth-65: Spider-Gwen's home universe.

MC2: An alt future universe where Peter's daughter is Spider-Girl.

6160: The... new alt future "Ultimate" universe just opened in 2024. I still don't know what's going on there.

Other random acronyms you'll see:

SM PS4/MSM, MSM2: the Marvel's Spider-Man games from Insomniac.

OMD: One More Day, the name for the 2007 story arc which broke up Peter & MJ's marriage, among other changes.

BND: Brand New Day, the comic arc immediately after OMD. OMD/BND are really two halves of the same whole, so you'll see people use them interchangeably.

KLH: The Kraven's Last Hunt storyline.

TCW: The Child Within storyline.

JMD: J. M. DeMatteis, a comic writer who did both Kraven's Last Hunt and The Child Within.

I hope this helps and, uh, good luck.

[ao3feed-peterparker]

Under Suspicion

read it on AO3 at https://ift.tt/dc8IWgK by bear_barnes “You guys do know what photoshop is right?” “Just admit you’re working with Fisk!” “I barely even know the guy! It’s not my fault I forgot I had to buy the rights to my own image!” Based on the ASM Vol. 05 #11 panel Words: 3642, Chapters: 1/5, Language: English Fandoms: Marvel, Marvel Cinematic Universe, Spider-Man - All Media Types Rating: Mature Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings, No Archive Warnings Apply Categories: Gen, Other Characters: Peter Parker, Aunt May Parker (Marvel), Matt Murdock, Karen Page, Franklin "Foggy" Nelson, Wade Wilson, Logan (X-Men), mentioned - Character, Tony Stark, Natasha Romanov (Marvel), Steve Rogers, James "Bucky" Barnes, Wanda Maximoff, Vision (Marvel), Hulk (Marvel), Bruce Banner, Clint Barton, Sam Wilson (Marvel), Loki (Marvel), Thor (Marvel), cops - Character, Wilson Fisk, Claire, Harley Keener Relationships: Matt Murdock & Peter Parker, Karen Page & Peter Parker, Franklin "Foggy" Nelson & Peter Parker, Avengers Team Members & Peter Parker, Avengers Team Members & Matt Murdock Additional Tags: Peter Parker Needs a Hug, Peter Parker Gets Shot, Peter Parker hunted by the Avengers, it all works out, Angst, Angst with a Happy Ending, Hurt/Comfort, Emotional Hurt/Comfort, Violence, Protective Matt Murdock, Avengers Tower, No NonCanon it’s painfuk, Peter Parker is 18, The avengers kinda mess everything uo, billboards, Based on ASM Vol. 05 #11, a single panel actaully, Unreliable Narrator, Tragedy/Comedy, sorta - Freeform, Peter is Salty read it on AO3 at https://ift.tt/dc8IWgK

[thaomoc94]

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[alovecraft]

I don’t think the ASM appreciates it when I point out I go by the Sam Vimes method (who watches the watchmen…I can’t remember the Latin off the top of my head beyond quis cod-something).