Changes: Web of Spider-Man Vol 1 100

Spider-Man is at a standstill with Dragon Man, Super-Adaptoid, and Dreadnought when Vanisher, Eel, and Blitz appear, trying to blast Spider-Man he dodges and deals with the androids. While riding Dragon Man, Spider-Man places a spider-tracer on him and tries to get back to the Foreigner's office. Elsewhere, Richard Fisk is in his Rose Garden recounting how hard he has fought to keep others from inheriting his father's empire. Cutting through waves on a speedboat, Alfredo Morelli, now calling himself the Gauntlet, swears his vengeance on former friend Richard Fisk. Meanwhile, on a darkened street, a carjacker tries to get a lady's car. Nightwatch comes out of the shadows and takes care of the carjacker, then mentions that his animate clock can sense the energy surges of his stolen glove. Later, at Empire State University, Peter Parker is working in the science lab trying to make up some of his lab work, when, being stressed he breaks a test tube and calls it a night.^{[Continuity 1]} He then returns later that night when everyone has gone home and designs some new webbing and something that will help protect him against the New Enforcers.

Nightwatch visits the dock that Gauntlet destroyed, while Gauntlet breaks into Richard Fisk's base and lastly, Blood Rose arrives at the New Enforcers mansion. Blood Rose is ambushed by Dragon Man, Super-Adaptoid, and Dreadnought but sets off an interface signal jammer that causes the androids to fight among themselves. Continuing forward, Blood Rose is then stopped by the New Enforcers' Outer Circle and bound by Plant-Man's vines. Spider-Man swings into the rescue wearing a new pseudo-metallic composite armored suit. Unfortunately, with each consecutive encounter with a member of the Outer Circle the armor grows weaker, until Spider-Man is one-on-one with Thermite. Spider-Man is caught by Thermite's cold blast, and as Spider-Man breaks free, the armor shatters. As Spider-Man fights for his life, Gauntlet arrives to challenge Blood Rose. Gauntlet is no longer clinging to his "Richard Fisk" identity. As the old friends fight, Blood Rose recounts how he had his friend Alfredo Morelli to undergo plastic surgery to look like Richard Fisk as part of their plan to shut down the Kingpin's empire.^{[Continuity 2]}

Suddenly, Nightwatch arrives on the scene to recover his power glove from Gauntlet. Blood Rose has Gauntlet in his sights but shoots Nightwatch instead. Knowing that Blood Rose would try and escape via the trees on the property, Spider-Man rigs spiderwebs to slow down Blood Rose. Nightwatch takes care of Gauntlet, as Spider-Man handles Blood Rose and unmasks him, only to find out he's Richard Fisk. The cops come and take care of Gauntlet and Richard Risk. They apologize to Mr. Graycrest for the trouble on his property, he dismisses the cops and returns to his mansion, where the New Enforcers are gathered.

Appearing in "The Origin of Nightwatch"

Featured Characters:

Nightwatch (See chronology)

Supporting Characters:

Ashley Croix ⏵ (First appearance)

Antagonists:

A.I.M. Agents (Only in flashback)

Other Characters:

NYPD
Richard Fisk (Morelli) (Only in recap)

Locations:

New York City
- Manhattan
  - Empire State University
- Queens
  - Kennedy International Airport
Caribbean Sea
- Remote Island (Only in flashback)

Items:

None

Vehicles:

None

Synopsis for "The Origin of Nightwatch"

Empire State University is having a Graduation Ceremony, where Mrs. Ashley Croix is introducing the youngest department head at E.S.U., Doctor Kevin Trench. He gives a brief speech and after the ceremony, they walk off together and talk about the future. Ashley tells Kevin that this time next week she'll be in Paris working for Morelli Pharmaceuticals then the two share a kiss. We are taken to a week later where they're at the airport saying their goodbyes. As Kevin is walking away a portal opens and he is assaulted by an invisible fist, then another portal opens up and Nightwatch comes out from it and uses his vision to see the assailants. One escapes back into the portal.

Nightwatch then dies and Kevin removes the Nightwatch mask and sees himself from the future, and in his hand a newspaper clip from a future event. Cops breeze past him and he questions what's going on. He put on the suit and finds out that Ashley's plane has been hijacked. Nightwatch tries to save the day but fails when an altercation in the cargo room leads the hijackers to shoot the fuselage, making the plane explode in mid-air. With the loss of his love and not knowing how to handle the costume, he moves to a deserted island and lives there in peace until Alfredo Morelli, who would become Gauntlet, washes up on the shore, which made him return to New York and protect the city as Nightwatch.^{[Continuity2 1]}

Notes

Continuity Notes

Total War:

↑ Peter mentions the damage done to Empire State University by the Human Torch. That happened in Fantastic Four #373.
↑ Richard and Alfredo's plot spiraled out of control in Web of Spider-Man #84-89.

The Origin of Nightwatch:

↑ It is later revealed in She-Hulk (Vol. 3) #12, that Nightwatch used to be a villain called Nighteater. He later cast a spell to change history so that he is known as a hero, Nightwatch. To date, how this affects the history of Nightwatch is unexplained. However, given the characters in this story who appear in the Nightwatch series, the events of the She-Hulk story occurred after Trench got his costume, and before he ended up on the deserted island.

Chronology Notes

Events in The Origin of Nightwatch occur behind the scenes that affect the chronology of the following characters:

Nightwatch:

⏴ Page 1-9 ⏵ - Trench gets his Nightwatch armor
⏴ Page 10 ⏵ - Trench hides out on a deserted island.

Links and References

References

[1] Peter mentions the damage done to Empire State University by the Human Torch. That happened in Fantastic Four #373.

[2] Richard and Alfredo's plot spiraled out of control in Web of Spider-Man #84-89.

[3] It is later revealed in She-Hulk (Vol. 3) #12, that Nightwatch used to be a villain called Nighteater. He later cast a spell to change history so that he is known as a hero, Nightwatch. To date, how this affects the history of Nightwatch is unexplained. However, given the characters in this story who appear in the Nightwatch series, the events of the She-Hulk story occurred after Trench got his costume, and before he ended up on the deserted island.

[Continuity 1]

[Continuity 2]

[Continuity2 1]

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 | Month               = May
 | Year                = 1993
+| StoryArc            = My Enemy's Enemy...
 | Editor-in-Chief     = Tom DeFalco
 | CoverArtist1        = Alex Saviuk
+| NextIssue           = Web of Spider-Man Annual #9
 | Writer1_1           = Terry Kavanagh
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 | Speaker             =
-| StoryTitle1         = My Enemy's Enemy... (Part IV of IV: Total War)
+| StoryTitle1         = Total War
 | Synopsis1  =
+Spider-Man is at a standstill with Dragon Man, Super-Adaptoid, and Dreadnought when Vanisher, Eel, and Blitz appear, trying to blast Spider-Man he dodges and deals with the androids. While riding Dragon Man, Spider-Man places a spider-tracer on him and tries to get back to the Foreigner's office. Elsewhere, Richard Fisk is in his Rose Garden recounting how hard he has fought to keep others from inheriting his father's empire. Cutting through waves on a speedboat, Alfredo Morelli, now calling himself the Gauntlet, swears his vengeance on former friend Richard Fisk. Meanwhile, on a darkened street, a carjacker tries to get a lady's car. Nightwatch comes out of the shadows and takes care of the carjacker, then mentions that his animate clock can sense the energy surges of his stolen glove. Later, at Empire State University, Peter Parker is working in the science lab trying to make up some of his lab work, when, being stressed he breaks a test tube and calls it a night.<ref group="Continuity">Peter mentions the damage done to Empire State University by the Human Torch. That happened in {{c|Fantastic Four #373}}.</ref> He then returns later that night when everyone has gone home and designs some new webbing and something that will help protect him against the New Enforcers.
-Continued from last Issue....
+Nightwatch visits the dock that Gauntlet destroyed, while Gauntlet breaks into Richard Fisk's base and lastly, Blood Rose arrives at the New Enforcers mansion. Blood Rose is ambushed by Dragon Man, Super-Adaptoid, and Dreadnought but sets off an interface signal jammer that causes the androids to fight among themselves. Continuing forward, Blood Rose is then stopped by the New Enforcers' Outer Circle and bound by Plant-Man's vines. Spider-Man swings into the rescue wearing a new pseudo-metallic composite armored suit. Unfortunately, with each consecutive encounter with a member of the Outer Circle the armor grows weaker, until Spider-Man is one-on-one with Thermite. Spider-Man is caught by Thermite's cold blast, and as Spider-Man breaks free, the armor shatters. As Spider-Man fights for his life, Gauntlet arrives to challenge Blood Rose. Gauntlet is no longer clinging to his "Richard Fisk" identity. As the old friends fight, Blood Rose recounts how he had his friend Alfredo Morelli to undergo plastic surgery to look like Richard Fisk as part of their plan to shut down the Kingpin's empire.<ref group="Continuity">Richard and Alfredo's plot spiraled out of control in {{c|Web of Spider-Man #84}}-{{c|Web of Spider-Man #89|89}}.</ref>
-Spider-Man is at a standstill with Dragon Man, Super-Adaptoid and Dreadnought when Vanisher, Eel and Blitz appear, trying to blast Spider-Man he dodges and deals with the androids. While riding Dragon Man Spider-Man places a spider tracer on him and tries to get back to the Foreigner's office.
+Suddenly, Nightwatch arrives on the scene to recover his power glove from Gauntlet. Blood Rose has Gauntlet in his sights but shoots Nightwatch instead. Knowing that Blood Rose would try and escape via the trees on the property, Spider-Man rigs spiderwebs to slow down Blood Rose. Nightwatch takes care of Gauntlet, as Spider-Man handles Blood Rose and unmasks him, only to find out he's Richard Fisk. The cops come and take care of Gauntlet and Richard Risk. They apologize to Mr. Graycrest for the trouble on his property, he dismisses the cops and returns to his mansion, where the New Enforcers are gathered.
-We are then taken to Richard Fisk in his Rose Garden as talks about how hard he has fought to keep others from inheriting his father's empire. Cutting through waves on a speedboat, Alfredo Morelli, calling him self the Gauntlet (which he stole from Nightwatch) swears his vengeance on former friend Richard Fisk.
-Meanwhile on a darkened street, a car jacker tries to get a lady's car. Nightwatch comes out of the shadows and takes care of the car jacker, then mentions that his animate clock can sense the energy surges of his stolen glove.
-Peter Parker is inside the E.S.U. science lab trying to make up some of his lab work, when, being stressed he breaks a test tube and calls it a night. He then returns later that night when everyone has gone home and designs some new webbing and something that will help protect him against the New Enforcers.
-Nightwatch visits the Dock Gauntlet destroyed, while Gauntlet breaks in to Richard Fisk's base and lastly, Blood Rose arrives at a mansion. Blood Rose is then stopped by Dragon Man, Super-Adaptoid and Dreadnought but sets off a interface signal jammer that causes the androids to fight among themselves. Continuing forward, Blood Rose is then stopped by the New Enforcers' Outer Circle and bound by Plant-Man's vines. Spider-Man swings in to the rescue wearing a new pseudo-metallic composite armored suit. But with each consecutive encounter with a member of the Outer Circle the armour grows weaker, until Spider-Man is one-on-one with Thermite. Spider-Man is caught by Thermite's cold blast, and as Spider-Man breaks free, the armour shatters. Also on the scene, Nightwatch battles Gauntlet. Blood Rose has Gauntlet in his sights but shoots Nightwatch instead. Knowing that Blood Rose would try and escape via the trees on the property, Spider-Man rigs spiderwebs to slow down Blood Rose. Nightwatch takes care of Gauntlet, as Spider-Man handles Blood Rose and unmasks him, only to find out he's Richard Fisk. The cops come and take care of Gauntlet and Richard Risk. They apologize to Mr. Graycrest for the trouble on his property, he dismisses the cops and returns to his mansion, where the New Enforcers are gathered.
 | StoryTitle2         = The Origin of Nightwatch
-| Synopsis2  = E.S.U. is having a Graduation Ceremony, where Mrs. Ashley Croix is introducing the youngest department head at E.S.U., Doctor Kevin Trench. He gives a brief speech and after the ceremony they walk off together and talk about the future. Ashley tells Kevin that this time next week she'll be in Paris working for Morelli Pharmaceuticals then the two share a kiss. We are taken to a week later where they're at the airport saying their goodbyes. As Kevin is walking away a portal opens and he is assaulted by invisible fist, then another portal opens up and Nightwatch comes out from it and uses his vision to see the assailants. One escapes back into the portal. Nightwatch then dies and Kevin removes the Nightwatch mask and sees himself from the future, and in his hand a newspaper clip from a future event. Cops breeze past him and he questions what's going on. He put on the suit and finds out that Ashley's plane has been hijacked. Nightwatch tries to save the day, but fails when an altercation in the cargo room leads the hijackers to shoot the fuselage, making the plane explode in mid-air. With the loss of his love and not knowing how to handle the costume, he moves to a deserted island and lives there in peace until Alfredo Morelli, who would become Gauntlet, washes up on the shore, which made him return to New York and protect the city as Nightwatch.
+| Synopsis2  = Empire State University is having a Graduation Ceremony, where Mrs. Ashley Croix is introducing the youngest department head at E.S.U., Doctor Kevin Trench. He gives a brief speech and after the ceremony, they walk off together and talk about the future. Ashley tells Kevin that this time next week she'll be in Paris working for Morelli Pharmaceuticals then the two share a kiss. We are taken to a week later where they're at the airport saying their goodbyes. As Kevin is walking away a portal opens and he is assaulted by an invisible fist, then another portal opens up and Nightwatch comes out from it and uses his vision to see the assailants. One escapes back into the portal.
+Nightwatch then dies and Kevin removes the Nightwatch mask and sees himself from the future, and in his hand a newspaper clip from a future event. Cops breeze past him and he questions what's going on. He put on the suit and finds out that Ashley's plane has been hijacked. Nightwatch tries to save the day but fails when an altercation in the cargo room leads the hijackers to shoot the fuselage, making the plane explode in mid-air. With the loss of his love and not knowing how to handle the costume, he moves to a deserted island and lives there in peace until Alfredo Morelli, who would become Gauntlet, washes up on the shore, which made him return to New York and protect the city as Nightwatch.<ref group="Continuity2">It is later revealed in {{c|She-Hulk Vol 3 #12}}, that Nightwatch used to be a villain called Nighteater. He later cast a spell to change history so that he is known as a hero, Nightwatch. To date, how this affects the history of Nightwatch is unexplained. However, given the characters in this story who appear in the [[Nightwatch Vol 1|Nightwatch series]], the events of the She-Hulk story occurred after Trench got his costume, and before he ended up on the deserted island.</ref>
 | Appearing1          =
@@ Line 47: / Line 45: @@
 * {{apn|[[Peter Parker (Earth-616)|Spider-Man (Peter Parker)]]||Fantastic Four #376}}
 '''Supporting Characters:'''
-* {{a|[[Richard Fisk (Earth-616)|Rose (Richard Fisk)]]}}
+* {{apn|[[Richard Fisk (Earth-616)|Blood Rose (Richard Fisk)]]||Spider-Man #43}}
-* {{a|[[Alfredo Morelli (Earth-616)|Gauntlet]]}}
+* {{apn|[[Alfredo Morelli (Earth-616)|Gauntlet]]||Spider-Man #43}}
-'''Villains:'''
+'''Antagonists:'''
 * {{a|[[New Enforcers (Earth-616)|New Enforcers]]}}
-** {{a|[[Dragon Man (Earth-616)|Dragon Man]]}}
+** {{apn|[[Dragon Man (Earth-616)|Dragon Man]]||Savage Hulk #1}}
-** {{a|[[Super-Adaptoid (Earth-616)|Super-Adaptoid]]}}
+** {{apn|[[Super-Adaptoid (Earth-616)|Super-Adaptoid]]||Iron Man #296}}
-** {{a|[[Dreadnought (Earth-616)|Dreadnought]]}}
+** {{apn|[[Dreadnought (Earth-616)|Dreadnought]]||Savage Hulk #1}}
-** {{a|[[Vanisher (Earth-616)|Vanisher]]}}
+** {{apn|[[Vanisher (Earth-616)|Vanisher]]||New Warriors #29}}
-** {{1st|[[Gina Palumbo (Earth-616)|Tangle]]}}
+** {{Only|[[Gina Palumbo (Earth-616)|Tangle]]}}
-** {{a|[[Jaime Zimmerman (Earth-616)|Blitz]]}}
+** {{apn|[[Jaime Zimmerman (Earth-616)|Blitz]]||-}}
-** {{a|[[Edward Lavell (Earth-616)|Eel]]}}
+** {{apn|[[Edward Lavell (Earth-616)|Eel]]||Daredevil #357}}
-** {{a|[[Samuel Smithers (Earth-616)|Blackheath]]}}
+** {{apn|[[Samuel Smithers (Earth-616)|Plantman]]|Namor the Sub-Mariner #25|Alpha Flight #121}}
-** {{a|[[Sam Yurimoto (Earth-616)|Thermite]]}}
+** {{Only|[[Sam Yurimoto (Earth-616)|Thermite]]}}
-** {{cameo|[[Marvin Flumm (Earth-616)|Mentallo]]}}
+** {{apn|[[Marvin Flumm (Earth-616)|Mentallo]]|Captain America #414|Avengers: Unplugged #4}}
-** {{cameo|[[Alan Fagan (Earth-616)|Mr. Fear]]}}
+** {{apn|[[Alan Fagan (Earth-616)|Mr. Fear]]|Web of Spider-Man #63|Daredevil #314}}
-* {{cameo|[[Paul Norbert Ebersol (Earth-616)|Fixer]]}}
+** {{apn|[[Norbert Ebersol (Earth-616)|Fixer]]|Iron Man #244|Alpha Flight #121}}
-** {{a|[[Sunset Bain (Earth-616)|Madame Menace]]}}
+** {{apn|[[Sunset Bain (Earth-616)|Madame Menace]]|Spider-Man #26|Iron Man Vol 3 #1}}
 '''Other Characters:'''
-* {{a|[[Kevin Trench (Earth-616)|Nightwatch]]}}
+* {{apn|[[Kevin Trench (Earth-616)|Nightwatch]]||Web of Spider-Man Annual #9}}
+* {{a|[[New York City Police Department (Earth-616)|NYPD]]}}
 '''Locations:'''
 * {{a|[[New York City]]}}
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 '''Items:'''
 * {{Only|[[Spider-Armor MK I|Spider-Armor]]}}
-* {{a|[[Spider-Man's Web-Shooters]]}}
+* {{a|[[Web-Shooters|Spider-Man's Web-Shooters]]}}
 * {{a|[[Spider-Tracer]]}}
 '''Vehicles:'''
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 | Appearing2          =
 '''Featured Characters:'''
-* {{a|[[Kevin Trench (Earth-616)|Nightwatch]]}}
+* {{a|[[Kevin Trench (Earth-616)|Nightwatch]]}} {{Chronology}}
 '''Supporting Characters:'''
-* Ashley Croix {{1st}} {{fb}}
+* {{apn|[[Ashley Croix (Earth-616)|Ashley Croix]]|-|Nightwatch #5}} {{1st}}
-'''Villains:'''
+'''Antagonists:'''
 * {{fb|[[Advanced Idea Mechanics (Earth-616)|A.I.M. Agents]]}}
 '''Other Characters:'''
-* {{fb|[[Alfredo Morelli (Earth-616)|Richard Fisk (Morelli)]]}}
+* {{a|[[New York City Police Department (Earth-616)|NYPD]]}}
+* {{RecapOnly|[[Alfredo Morelli (Earth-616)|Richard Fisk (Morelli)]]}}
 '''Locations:'''
 * {{a|[[New York City]]}}
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 ** {{a|[[Queens]]}}
 *** {{a|[[John F. Kennedy International Airport|Kennedy International Airport]]}}
+* {{a|[[Caribbean Sea]]}}
-* Remote Island {{FlashOnly}}
+** Remote Island {{FlashOnly}}
 '''Items:'''
 * None
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-| Notes               =
+| Notes               = ===Continuity Notes===
+'''Total War:'''
-* First and only appearance of the Spider-Armor.
+<references group="Continuity" />
+'''The Origin of Nightwatch:'''
+<references group="Continuity2" />
+===Chronology Notes===
+Events in '''The Origin of Nightwatch''' occur behind the scenes that affect the chronology of the following characters:
+'''Nightwatch:'''
+* {{apn|[[Kevin Trench (Earth-616)|Page 1-9]]|Nightwatch #3|She-Hulk Vol 3 #12}} - Trench gets his Nightwatch armor
+* {{apn|[[Kevin Trench (Earth-616)|Page 10]]|She-Hulk Vol 3 #12|Web of Spider-Man #97}} - Trench hides out on a deserted island.
 | Trivia              =
 | Recommended         =
-* [[Web of Spider-Man Vol 1 97|Web of Spider-Man #97]] (My Enemy's Enemy... Part I)
-* [[Web of Spider-Man Vol 1 98|Web of Spider-Man #98]] (My Enemy's Enemy... Part II)
-* [[Web of Spider-Man Vol 1 99|Web of Spider-Man #99]] (My Enemy's Enemy... Part III)
 | Links               =
 }}

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Appearing in "Total War"

Synopsis for "Total War"