My prediction for the ending of Superior #1

[Karl Cook]

Mephisto appears and points and laughs.

[dbcb314]

Naw, they will milk this for all its worth.

Spidey Ock will eventually go bad sometime in the next year, year in a half. Peter will somehow get his body back, but the damage will be done. He will lose his job, lose his friends, lose his spot on the Avengers and will become public menance #1 in NY once agian.

This is just an elaborate way to set Peter Parker back to square one... broke, down on his luck, hated like the good ol days

[Scott Taylor]

I think Peter's body contains his soul. Even though his mind is elsewhere, it doesn't matter. So we will see Peter grow back into being in his body over time. And...his memories are all there still, so...eventually Ock will either fade away or be moved out forcibly by Peter.

But in SSM #1? We'll see just a glimmer of something that might be Peter in the actions of SSM.

[ComicsMilan]

Naw, they will milk this for all its worth.

Spidey Ock will eventually go bad sometime in the next year, year in a half. Peter will somehow get his body back, but the damage will be done. He will lose his job, lose his friends, lose his spot on the Avengers and will become public menance #1 in NY once agian.

This is just an elaborate way to set Peter Parker back to square one... broke, down on his luck, hated like the good ol days

I think that is most likely to happen.

[SpideyClone]

Naw, they will milk this for all its worth.

Spidey Ock will eventually go bad sometime in the next year, year in a half. Peter will somehow get his body back, but the damage will be done. He will lose his job, lose his friends, lose his spot on the Avengers and will become public menance #1 in NY once agian.

This is just an elaborate way to set Peter Parker back to square one... broke, down on his luck, hated like the good ol days

God I hope not. Just means back to the same ol' status quo. Other heroes get to move forward, but Spidey always has to go back...

[prescribeddrone]

Naw, they will milk this for all its worth.

Spidey Ock will eventually go bad sometime in the next year, year in a half. Peter will somehow get his body back, but the damage will be done. He will lose his job, lose his friends, lose his spot on the Avengers and will become public menance #1 in NY once agian.

This is just an elaborate way to set Peter Parker back to square one... broke, down on his luck, hated like the good ol days

I hope not! Some progress is what makes Spider-Man more interesting.

[Dangerous]

How lame for the new, super-hyped, Marvel NOW! status-quo to display it's escape hatch/backdoor/out so obviously in the very first issue (hypothetical situation, of course).

Not really. Most readers dont like the idea of PP being dead. The sooner its rectified the better. Whether its PPs personality begining to re-emerge or it being in the gold octobot, it will be revealed PP is not really dead.

[Dog]

God I hope not. Just means back to the same ol' status quo. Other heroes get to move forward, but Spidey always has to go back...

Because that's the core of Spider-Man. Future generations shouldn't be denied those kinds of stories.

[TheOther]

I agree with most everyone here. They will show that Peter is still in his body. The idea about bringing Parker back to a down on his luck character sounds unnecessary. Reading BND up to getting his job at Horizon was great. I felt happy for the character.

[Dog]

The idea about bringing Parker back to a down on his luck character sounds unnecessary. Reading BND up to getting his job at Horizon was great. I felt happy for the character.

And now you'll feel sad for him. Human experience (and dramatic experience) can (and should?) include all emotions, not just the fuzzy ones.

[TheOther]

And now you'll feel sad for him. Human experience (and dramatic experience) can (and should?) include all emotions, not just the fuzzy ones.

But it will just feel contrived. There are other ways to make me and others feel a negative/sad emotion for PP other than ruining his life.

[Dog]

But it will just feel contrived. There are other ways to make me and others feel a negative/sad emotion for PP other than ruining his life.

All of fiction is contrived.

[DracoDracul]

Because that's the core of Spider-Man. Future generations shouldn't be denied those kinds of stories.

Two things:
1) Moving forward despite intense adversity was a core part of Peter Parker's character until OMD and arguably continued to be a core part of his character despite Quesada's best efforts.
2)There are already plenty of those kinds of stories for future generations. Spider-man is a popular enough character that all his stories will eventually end up collected in Essentials or Marvel Masterworks

[Dog]

2)There are already plenty of those kinds of stories for future generations. Spider-man is a popular enough character that all his stories will eventually end up collected in Essentials or Marvel Masterworks

You know that's not what I meant.

[DracoDracul]

You know that's not what I meant.

I know that's not what you meant, that was me disagreeing with you and pointing out your sentiment was flawed.