Ultimate Fallout#6(2011)

In Queens, May Parker continues to grieve over Peter's death, holding onto his Spider-Man costume while reporters and onlookers crowd outside her home. Gwen Stacy, who has cut her long blond hair short, explains that their photographs have appeared in newspapers around the world and that their privacy has effectively disappeared. With May unable to return to work and reporters even going through their garbage, Gwen suggests that they leave New York. When May admits that Tony Stark offered to send them anywhere they wanted, Gwen convinces her to accept his help and choose France as their new home. May calls Stark and accepts his offer, with he arranging transportation to his villa on the French Riviera. Meanwhile, Kitty Pryde leads Bobby Drake and Johnny Storm to a secret location beneath Manhattan. Johnny explains that he needs somewhere to stay because he does not want to burden May and cannot yet face his sister. Bobby is less enthusiastic about their destination, especially when he realizes that Kitty is taking them through the sewers. Kitty assures them that they will not be living there, then reveals that the tunnels were once occupied by the Morlocks. She discovered the entrance through a key that had belonged to Kurt Wagner, and presents the abandoned underground tunnels as their new home. At the Triskelion, Nick Fury prepares to leave S.H.I.E.L.D. headquarters and warns an employee not to contact him unless the world is ending. When the employee remarks that Fury appears troubled, Fury reveals that Captain America has quit, describing him as America's favorite son and making it clear how seriously he regards Rogers' departure. Later, Mary Jane Watson remains at her computer, working on her article blaming the world for Spider-Man's death. Seeing May and Gwen depart by helicopter, she watches them leave before Fury unexpectedly appears in her room. He explains that they are beginning a new life in France and then asks MJ to sit down. After reading her unfinished article, Fury tells her that he loved Peter. Fury reveals that he knew Peter from infancy because Peter's parents had been working on a project for S.H.I.E.L.D. After their deaths, Fury wondered whether he could do right by their son. When Peter later gained his powers, Fury saw an opportunity to guide him and had hoped to shape him into the man his father would have wanted him to become. Instead, Fury realizes that he should have done more to prepare Peter and should have given him more time to grow into the hero he was becoming. MJ admits that she did not know Fury had known Peter's parents and offers not to publish what she has written. Fury understands that she is searching for someone to blame for Peter's death, but through tears he tells her that she is right to blame him. He believes he should have done more to protect Peter.