Part of the "New Ways to Die" story arc 
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For every life you save... there's a million new ways to die.
Appearing in "New Ways to Die, Part Six: Weapons of Self Destruction"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Harry Osborn
- Lily Hollister
- Anti-Venom (Eddie Brock) (Impersonates Spider-Man)
- Aunt May
Villains:
Other Characters:
- Oscorp
- Oscorp Security
- Dr. Malek
- God (Yahweh) (Mentioned)
- Front Line
- Randall Crowne
- The DB!
- Betty Brant
- Dexter Bennett (Mentioned)
- Martin Li
- Lukas (a boy member of FEAST) (Only appearance)[1] (Cameo)
Races and Species:
Locations:
- United States of America
- New Jersey
- Jersey City
- Oscorp Tower
- George Washington Bridge (Mentioned)
- Jersey City
- New York
- New York City
- Manhattan
- Coffee Bean (Mentioned)
- F.E.A.S.T. Center
- Manhattan
- New York City
- New Jersey
Items:
- Goblin Armor
- Spider-Man's Suit
- Web-Shooters
- Anti-Venom Symbiote
- Venom Symbiote
- Scorpion's Suit
- Pumpkin Bomb
Vehicles:
Synopsis for "New Ways to Die, Part Six: Weapons of Self Destruction"
Harry Osborn is running into a building with Lily. The guards make her wait outside while Harry goes inside. He finds his dad in the Green Goblin outfit and they start to argue. Next we see Spider-Man and Anti-Venom web swinging to the Oscorp building. They land on the roof and Anti-Venom runs towards Venom's presence and Spider-Man takes off in the other direction. Spider-Man is entering the building when the Thunderbolts stop him. They want to know where Anti-Venom is. Spider-Man turns around and is the Anti-Venom. He webs Songbird and Radioactive Man to the wall. He and Venom/Scorpion start to battle. Bullseye radios in saying he is all right and that Spider-Man is still on the loose. Spider-Man attacks the Green Goblin. He calls his glider and he and Spider-Man battle on it. Harry looks through the walls that Spider-Man and the Green Goblin crashed through to see a room where all the Chinese people from the sweatshop were.Spider-Man leaves the Green Goblin and he and Harry get the people out of the building as the Green Goblin hits the self-destruct button. He helps Songbird and Radioactive Man get free and sees Anti-Venom and Venom still fighting. The heroes escape with Harry and the innocents. Venom stings Anti-Venom and his symbiote disappears. The Venom symbiote won't let Venom kill Eddie. Later we see the Thunderbolts telling Spider-Man to lay low for a few days. Later at a press conference, Norman says that Spider-Man is dead. Peter, Harry, and Lily are at the ruins of the Oscorp building and are looking for something. Harry leaves the room. Peter notices that the only book left standing is called the Rise of the Norman Empire. Lily kisses Peter. Peter is stunned. Harry walks back in and says he found what he needed. They leave and Mr. Li is somehow sick from the sweatshop people and snaps at Aunt May. Eddie Brock is standing in an alleyway wrapping up the story.
Appearing in "Lo There Shall Come, This Man... This Candidate!"
Featured Characters:
- Spider-Man (Peter Parker)
- Stephen Colbert (First appearance)
Supporting Characters:
Villains:
Other Characters:
- Doctor Doom (Victor von Doom) (Named only)
- Barbra Streisand (Named only)
- Joe Quesada (Named only)
- Red Skull (Johann Schmidt) (Mentioned)
- Kingpin (Wilson Fisk) (Mentioned)
Races and Species:
Locations:
- United States of America
- British Empire (Named only)
- Canada (Named only)
- Toronto (Named only)
Items:
Synopsis for "Lo There Shall Come, This Man... This Candidate!"
Stephen Colbert is running for president and notices how little people are in the crowd. He gives up and says takes off his jacket and tie and is Stephen Colbert no more. He sees Spider-Man and then sees the Grizzley. He wants to know who sent him. Spider-Man says that it isn't his fight. Spider-Man takes him to a building. Spider-Man then fights off the Grizzley. Stephen Colbert pushes a statue off of the building and it hits the Grizzley on the head. He puts his stuff back on and Spider-Man gives him a ride home.
Notes
- The Colbert variant cover is an homage to Amazing Fantasy #15
See Also
Footnotes
- ↑ First and only known appearance to date besides flashbacks
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