Spider-Girl and I guess the MC2U comes to an end

Considering that Spider-Girl is the longest running Marvel series featuring a female character, I mean the orginial Spider-Girl series lasted 100 issues (and that is not counting the #0,#1/2, and one annual that series had) and The Amazing Spider-Girl lasted for 40 issues. I think it's safe to say that the character and concept has already been shown that it can last as an ongoing series.



Read any issue of any MC2 comic, and you will see that Tom DeFalco writes in a VERY heavy Silver Age Stan Lee style (hell he writes it in more in that Silver Age style than Stan Lee ever did) which many fans have criticized both the series and him for.



Then explain to me: why if Marvel is going to have Peter and MJ get back together that they're doing this One Moment In Time arc? It's supposed to explain how the marriage is undone and how MJ forgot that Peter was Spider-Man.

It might be true, I would love to see it, but it doesn't seem like it is going to happen any time soon, like until there some major changes are made in the Marvel Editorial department. And given Marvel and Quesada's reputation for misleading the fans on Spider-Man in general, ever since Spider-Man's unmasking in Civil War even if Joe Queasda swore on a every scared text, in front every religious leader and world leader on the planet, I would still have a very hard time believing him.

The series was not in top 100, but then again neither is Luke Cage despite Marvel's big push for the character and Bendis writing it.





1) And what situations would that be? He becomes a full time Avenger? So he can date and sleep with other women and get caught in love triangles?
Norman Osbone is somewhat "sane" again (at the end of The Final Chapter he was a reduced to drooling and babbling nut), Harry Osborne comes back from the dead and him and Peter are roommates again?

Other than Jamerson becoming the mayor of NYC there really isn't nothing new out of the whole Brand New Day crap in terms of new situations that didn't happen back in the 70s.


2) Which then begs the question: Why did Queasda allow it too happen? Which makes the whole thing seem pointless and a waste.


How I would end it BND would be once Peter and MJ remember what happened, they trick Mephisto into letting them out of their deal and he does while BND did happen, Aunt May is alive and well and the world for the most part forgets that Peter is Spider-Man (except for heroes like Steve Rogers, Nick Fury, Iron Man, Daredevil, and Wolverine who already knew prior to this mess or they could easily figure it out). As Peter and MJ try to pick up the pieces of the marriage and they decide to go out for a night on the town, and everything is going great until they pass cop arresting a carjacker who's trying to escape, the carjacker grabs the officer's gun and the gun goes off and MJ gets her brains blown out the cop arrests the carjacker (who's just a normal human being he's not a member of a cult, super-villain). A grieving has an intense nightmare of MJ in hell and begins to suspect that she might be there with the Dr. Strange he travels to hell and finds out that MJ's soul is indeed in hell, and Peter tries to fight Mephisto but gets his ass kicked and sends Dr. Strange back to MU. It looks like all is lost when an angel appears and tells Mephisto that since he let Peter and MJ out of the deal he has no claim on her soul, and that MJ is only there because she thinks that she deserves to be in hell, and once she realizes this both her and Peter are freed, but Mephisto curses MJ's soul that she can NEVER return to the mortal world and if she does it would bring about the Apocalypse.

Mary Jane tells Peter that he has to let her go and he finally accepts it, but Peter asks the angel if he can escort her to the Gates of Heaven so he could see his Uncle Ben, the angel agrees and the 3 are standing outside the Gates of Heaven, the angel reveals himself to be Uncle Ben. Peter and MJ say their final goodbye and as Peter is leaving he tells MJ to tell their daughter that he loves her and one day he'll see her and Ben replies that his daughter is not there and is still alive. MJ makes Peter promise that he will find her and raise her.

Peter wakes up next to MJ's headstone and begins looking for his daughter.

That's how I would end Brand New Day.