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Part Two: The camera doesn't lie
Continuing from last issue, an unsleeping Peter is beating up thugs in an autobody shop searching for Doctor Octopus and calls his Professor Warren again for a 2:00 AM chat. Warren sees that the caller ID on his telephone indicates Peter is at an autobody shop and Peter hangs up. Elsewhere, Doctor Octopus informs his lackey Francis that he will need help testing his rebuilt robotic arms when they are complete.
The nexxt day, Flash Thompson is in town briefly to say hello to his friends over coffee at a diner. Flash loses his cool over a punk who is insulting veterans and accusing Spider-Man of being a murderer. The scene causes Gwen Stacy's trauma with Spider-Man to come back to mind and she leaves. Peter, meanwhile is a moping upstairs in his Aunt May's house looking at photos while Aunt May views a television program talking about how a beloved, reformed, community figure who had a checkered past where he was known as "The Bull" has recently been brutally tortured and murdered. Aunt May walks upstairs and encourages Peter to be good to Gwen because Gwen loves him so much, and this leads to the large mental breakthrough Peter has needed. He is finally able to realize that his quest for vengance on Doctor Octopus has been self-centered and that taking care of Gwen emotionally should be the priority in his life.
Peter begins trying to patch things up in the relationships with his friends and Gwen in particular, but they are slow to forgive his recent absenteeism. Elsewhere, Doctor Octopus finishes repairing his tentacles and tests them out by attacking his lackey Francis.
Creative credits
Writers: Lee Weeks
Interior art: Lee Weeks
Color: Steve Buccellato
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