Spider-Man has been criticized by certain members of the public for a long time because of his destructive fights with criminals, costing the city millions in property damage, but it skyrockets when a fight against the Shocker ends with a lab getting destroyed, and although J. Jonah Jameson has softened up since his deal with Tombstone went bad, as well as gotten even more involved with bringing down the underground criminal operations, he still doesn’t support Spider-Man’s methods. Peter Parker, meanwhile, is dealing with the fact that his new friend Harry’s father is his universe’s Norman Osborn. The man who killed his Aunt May. And when the Hobgoblin shows up, Peter is absolutely sure that he will have to take Norman down. Norman, of course, is not the Hobgoblin, and Peter will have to face the fact that his Norman might be a good person. But Peter hasn’t been able to see clearly lately. He’s been more angry than usual. More suspicious. More tired. More violent. Ever since he crashed that lab and got his new suit. Eventually, he has to battle the symbiotic alien for his body, and for his life.
