Why Marvel ERASED Spider-Man's Greatest Storyline
Spider-Man's deal with the devil, explained: the real comic story behind the title of Spider-Man: Brand New Day, and why One More Day is still the most infamous Spider-Man comic ever printed.
What this issue actually reads
A sniper's bullet meant for Peter finds Aunt May. Every door closes: science, magic, gods. And then the devil makes an offer: she lives, and the price isn't Peter's soul. It's something he values more.
Everything here comes from the comics themselves. No theories, no leaks, no fan-canon.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day takes its title from the morning after this deal.
- Spider-Man
- One More Day
- Brand New Day
The comics this issue reads
- 01One More Day: Amazing Spider-Man #544, Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #24, Sensational Spider-Man #41, Amazing Spider-Man #5452007 · J. Michael Straczynski & Joe Quesada
- 02Amazing Spider-Man #5462008 · Dan Slott & Steve McNiven
- 03Civil War #22006 · Mark Millar & Steve McNiven
- 04Amazing Spider-Man #5382007 · J. Michael Straczynski & Ron Garney
- 05Amazing Spider-Man #742021 · Nick Spencer
- 06Amazing Spider-Man #23–262025 · Joe Kelly & Ed McGuinness
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Comic art © Marvel. Used for commentary and criticism.
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