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Previously on Spider-Man.
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Shoot now.
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Shoot, then set us free.
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Shoot.
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Shoot.
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Your mind is ours.
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Join us.
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What's your greatest fear?
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Craven, remember what I said.
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There are other ways to get revenge on Spider-Man.
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Looking for someone?
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Look out, move, move, whoa!
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What?
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Oh my God.
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Hey, let go of me, you pig!
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No!
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Not very satisfying, is it?
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She's dead and Craven just running off.
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Wouldn't that anger you feel be better channeled into revenge?
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If I had the chance,
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I would kill him with my bare hands.
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Revenge.
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Good, he's ready.
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He believes it all.
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It is time to rise and seek revenge.
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Go to Craven, avenge MJ's death.
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Spider-Man must think she's dead.
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And if that means having to really kill you, no problem.
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I'm meeting with some high-level people.
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Anyone tries to crash the party, shoot them.
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Show yourself, coward!
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My old friend, the amazing Spider-Man.
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What a nice surprise.
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I'm gonna rip you apart, Craven.
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Craven's right where we said he'd be.
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The fool should've stayed in his gulag.
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What troubles you, brother?
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Spider-Man isn't reliable.
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He will be.
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The same hate we feel for Craven
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now burns in Spider-Man's blood.
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When I think of what Craven did to our parents,
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hunted them down like cattle
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so the KGB could continue their faunted experiments.
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Those experiments killed Mama and Papa,
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but they also created us, these powers we have.
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And now Craven will pay.
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By the hands of another.
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Craven's senses are too keen.
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We'd never have gotten close enough to use our powers.
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Or shall I remind you of the last time
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you used your tiny little hands to fight?
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You promised.
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As did you.
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Your bonds were just for show.
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You're not going anywhere, are you?
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You see, our power is undeniable.
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Spider-Man will succeed.
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Been quite a while since we tangled Spider-Man.
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Yeah, like six hours.
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What the hell are you talking about?
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I'm not going back to the gulag.
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Don't worry, I've got other plans.
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You've changed, Spider-Man.
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More ruthless.
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No stupid comebacks or witty repartee?
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What happened to the wimpy Spider-Man I loathe?
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Goodbye, Craven.
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This is for you, MJ.
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What?
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Been quite a while since we tangled Spider-Man.
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What's going on?
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When was the last time we met face-to-face, Cravenoff?
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Go to hell.
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Right before you sent me away, ages ago.
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Ages ago?
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What?
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Don't take too much credit, Spider-Man.
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We don't need vigilantes in this city.
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This all seems like a deja vu.
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You got something to say, wise guy?
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Hey, if you could hold off on the Spidey-bashing
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for a second.
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When was the last time Craven was spotted in New York?
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It's burned into my brain.
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You two chumps trashed Midtown way back when.
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How about Teradex?
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Been in jail since you put him there six months ago.
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And Silver Sable?
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You saw her take a permanent swim in a river.
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What's with the dumb questions?
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Nothing.
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Thanks, Officer Barr.
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You've been a big help.
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Damn.
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Francesca, Francesca, Francesca.
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I hope you don't think I've been ignoring you.
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You know, after finals, I was thinking about
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strong-arming the Oscorp jet,
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checking out Barbados.
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Interested?
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Hmm.
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Hmm.
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That's what I thought.
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Harry, hey, Pete.
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Didn't care of some business here.
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Do you know where MJ is?
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Uh, we were supposed to hit a movie,
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but she left me a note saying she was with you.
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Now, don't be a good roomie in Hostelikister, Porfavor.
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No cast on either arm.
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Pete, lay off the books
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and give that big brand of yours a rest, okay?
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You know, once in a while you gotta loosen up
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and live in the real world.
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Exactly what I'm trying to do.
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Kate, when you come over and use me like this, Peter,
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what do you think I am, a piece of meat?
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I promise this'll be the last time.
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I'm looking for a warehouse.
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A warehouse?
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Yeah, I was strolling by this building
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that I wanted to take some photos of,
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but we're sort of daydreaming and now I can't find it.
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You've got a lot on your mind, Space Case.
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True.
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So this database has every location
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in town logged into its system?
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Yup, anywhere in Manhattan,
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E1 has to go on breaking news.
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We know who owns the building
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and how to sneak in the back door.
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Hmm, I remember smelling the ocean.
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Okay, something near the waterfront.
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A church.
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Can you make up your mind?
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I thought it was a warehouse.
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Right, next to a church.
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A warehouse at the waterfront next to a church.
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You remembered all this while you were daydreaming.
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Just try running that search.
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One hit.
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That guy, I've met him before.
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Frank Elson, he's the landlord.
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Interesting, he owns half the warehouse base in Manhattan.
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That's the place.
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Not so fast, Peter Parker.
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You take pictures of Spider-Man, not buildings.
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You're onto a big story, aren't you?
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Okay, look, MJ might be in trouble.
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I have to find her.
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Whoa, why didn't you say so?
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Sorry, I can't talk.
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Sources have confirmed police
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have Sergei Kravnoff in custody.
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Kravnoff, also known as criminal mastermind Kraven the Hunter,
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was captured by Spider-Man after an altercation
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at the Stark Industries power plant facility.
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Ah, Spider-Man did not kill Kraven.
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We have failed mother and father.
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He could not have broken our mental programming.
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But he did, and now he might be onto us.
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No, he was under our control the whole time he was here.
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Whatever, your brilliant plan failed.
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Quit throwing tantrums and think clearly for a change.
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Spider-Man won't let anything happen to her.
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The plan can still work.
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Hello?
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Spider-Man, you poor thing.
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I heard you had a bad dream.
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Or should I call you Peter?
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The Gaines family psychic hotline.
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Here's a prediction.
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You're going back to prison very soon.
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Really, maybe you want to explain that
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to your little red-haired girly friend.
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If you lay one hand on her.
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You know what we can do,
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and it doesn't involve our hands.
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MJ, leave her out of this.
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Shut up and listen.
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You're going to finish what you started.
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Kill Kraven the Hunter.
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Not a chance.
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You want your worst nightmare to come true?
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Thinking about what it feels like,
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those thoughts we put in your head can seem so real.
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We can make them real.
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Let me ask you one thing.
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Thanks for the ride, Bill.
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In case you're wondering,
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I'm trying to beat Peter Parker to his mystery warehouse.
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Huh, steal a scoop out from under this news hound?
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No way.
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Whatever.
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No, not whatever.
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This scoop could be a big step for you too, Bill.
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I might make you my sidekick when I get my own.
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Wait a sec.
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What does Peter Parker take the most pictures of?
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Uh.
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Exactly, Spider-Man. Follow him.
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It doesn't matter how you do it, Spider-Man.
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I just want him dead.
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Come on, give me a hint.
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You're evil.
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Tear off his head and bring it to me.
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Mm, messy.
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I'll have to find a box to put it in.
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Does this guy ever shut up?
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Kraven better be dead when I call back in half an hour
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or pretty little MJ dies.
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Goodbye.
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Wait, there's one more thing.
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He's here.
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Ah.
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Finish him.
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Keep the engine running.
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If I'm not back in five minutes, you can go.
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Comprende?
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Okay.
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Spider-Man, thank God you're here.
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Those two are crazy.
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Yeah, but I'm the reason.
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They're always in trouble.
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Mm-hmm.
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I'm going after the Wonder Twins.
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You okay to get out of here?
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Stick to your brain.
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You're useless with a gun.
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That's not a suggestion.
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No, I can fight it.
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Look over the side, hero.
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We have a surprise for you.
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No.
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Indie.
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Indie, no.
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What have I done?
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Hold on, Indie.
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Please, hold on.
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Are you sure?
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Have they run every single test?
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That's what they said.
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She might never regain consciousness.
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How did this happen?
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I'll tell you how.
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Your pal Spider-Man pushed her.
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A dozen eyewitnesses watching from a nearby building
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saw the whole thing.
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I'm sorry.
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And now our guest commentator,
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editor of the Daily Bugle, J. Jonah Jameson.
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Thank you.
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It's unusual for me to voice protest
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via the airwaves of a competitor,
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but this particular protest amends it.
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You've heard me say it before,
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and now we have proof.
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Spider-Man is no hero.
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He's a law breaker, a scourge,
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a web-slinging troublemaker.
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And now add to that list attempted murderer.
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It's time for this creep to go help some other city.
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Eat my lips, Spider-Man.
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Do New York a favor and don't do us any more favors.
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Hey, men, you should either leave town
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or hang up as webs for good.
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I agree.
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But not quite yet.
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Tell me where they are.
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Tell me.
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Parker's nosy news pal is flatlining
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and the whole city hates Spider-Man.
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You're a genius, Roxanne.
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I told you all along,
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Spider-Man would be discredited,
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leaving control of the Manhattan crime scene
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ripe for picking.
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Of course, there's still the matter of craving.
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Yes, but we must savor each victory as it comes.
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Maman Papa would want that.
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Roland.
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You're not powerful enough without your sister around.
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We'll see.
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I am more powerful than my brother.
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Really?
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Try using your brain to block this.
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Please don't hurt me, Spider-Man.
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Indeed.
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I beg you, haven't you done enough?
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Hello?
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Come in.
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Sorry to barge in.
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You didn't answer your cell and you weren't in class.
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I was worried.
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I'm so sorry about Indy.
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I just wanted to make sure you're all right.
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Thanks.
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Peter, I know how much Indy means to you.
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It's a bit more complicated than that, Mary Jane.
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I understand.
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I used to believe in Spider-Man too.
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He let us all down.
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Yeah, he did.
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But you were the one who made me feel like I was more
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than I ever thought I could be.
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MJ, I just can't do this.
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I'm sorry I bothered you.
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It's been three days since New York City went into shock
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after an innocent woman was thrown off a building
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by the often controversial and now infamous Spider-Man.
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No one has seen him since.
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Is he gone for good?
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Has he heeded the cry for him to leave this city?
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Only time will tell, but one thing is certain,
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the people of New York overwhelmingly feel
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they will be better off without him.
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They're right, of course.
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Too bad no one told me that being a superhero
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is an impossible game to win,
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or that the ones closest to me would always suffer the most.
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Some who hold a grudge against me,
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and some who tried to give me so much,
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only to lose everything.
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I don't want to cause any more pain here.
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I can't live with that burden any longer.
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So it's time for me to say goodbye, Spider-Man.
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