Spock's nemesis?

[Harbinger of Apocalypse]

Spidey-Ock is essentially a new character with a new approach to problems and techniques as well as frame of mind. So, does that mean his arch-enemy will change as well? If so, who would be a suitable nemesis for Otto? We do have the likes of Green Goblin and Carnage and stuff who were from Pete's rogues gallery. But who would or could become Otto's arch nemesis from the Spider-Man gallery? What would make the person a nemesis for Spock and be a suitable match for him?

[adam.walters]

Not sure if he'll ever have a nemisis other than Peter, but your mention of carnage gives me an idea.

What would happen if the Venom symbiote tried to latch onto Spock? That would be interesting. Unlikely with Venom being a hero these days, with his own book.

[Mister Mets]

Carnage is an interesting choice. He's different from Otto in temperament, intellect and strategy. But I don't believe Otto would have any quibbles about sending him to hell.

[Russ840]

I'm certain that, a while back, Slott said he had plans for carnage but they was put back due to him having his own miniseries. Perhaps some of those plans may come to fruition.

[Zombies8MyDingo]

SpOck Vs Osborn would be good. He's back out and about somewhere and no longer an Avengers problem. Bring back the Green Goblin and lets see how Ock handles him and how Osborn rises to the new challenge.

[Majinoaw]

Does anyone remember when the Carnage symbiote bonded to Ock back in the Spider-Man game for the PS and Dreamcast?

[rhymeswithparc]

Does anyone remember when the Carnage symbiote bonded to Ock back in the Spider-Man game for the PS and Dreamcast?

I do, he was the final boss and I thought the battle was great.

I think that the arch-nemesis is probably gonna be the Sinister Six (so it would be more like nemeses) in that I doubt we've seen the last of them; I wouldn't be surprised if we saw them a few more times throughout the Superior Spider-Man run.

[ngroove]

Still waiting for Vulture - maybe Adrian'll recognize "Otto" through the Spider/Peter body, just like that time he recognized, called it out before Norman Osborn's face, "Spidey" through the Hornet costume, upon knowing all too well his joking mannerisms ("Vulchy" HA!).

Hey, somebody ought to, why would it not be one who partnered pretty closely with him in at least 5-6 or so occassions? The "superior" speech practically gives itself away! He may (still) be old, but he's not dumb!