Marvel: The Amazing Spider-Man in the Multiverse
"Alright, let's go over this again.
My name is Peter Parker. I'm a transmigrator reborn into the Marvel world. I was bitten by a genetically modified spider, so Uncle Ben never got the chance to tell me 'With great power comes great responsibility,' which means I'm not becoming Spider-Man. Just kidding."
Bathed in the New York sun, swinging between Manhattan's towering skyscrapers, Peter Parker made his decision.
He'd help the Defenders League solve crime in New York, defeat Oscorp's bio-engineered monsters, join the Avengers to handle world-threatening crises, and sometimes even travel to the multiverse to deal with Spider-Verse matters. Oh, and most importantly, prevent all impending misfortunes.
The crucial point in all of this was that Peter Parker always chose to be Spider-Man himself, rather than being chosen by that spider.
"More than amazing, more than super, more than ultimate, and don't just be a friendly neighborhood guy!"
"Go be an Amazing Spider-Man."
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