After taking a cheap shot at Marvel's distinguished competition by
way of the bat-signal, Dan Slott pits Doctor Octopus -now in
Spider-Man's body- against one of his fellow villains, the Vulture.
Looking at his former Sinister-Six ally through new eyes, Octavius
understands a little bit better why Spider-Man did the things he
did; however, this is not by any means stopping him from delivering
his rough brand of justice after their confrontation goes awry.
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While this is happening, Peter Parker, who is lost inside Octopus'
consciousness, starts a discovery journey of his own. Thus far,
readers had seen the bad guy accessing the memories of the good one;
now, it is the other way around, and Peter will begin to understand
his arch-enemy's tragic life and motivations. Another huge
development takes place in the form of officer Carlie Cooper and her
realization that something is definitely off with the web-crawler;
her road to find the truth is about to get very rocky. Overall, the
issue is not bad at all.
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