Dr. Octopus in broad daylight, publicly taking away Mary Jane naturally reached the ears of Jameson. Normally, this would be a good news hotspot.
In the past, it would have been reported for months with titles like 'Spider-Man and Dr. Octopus Kidnapping a Young Woman' or 'Spider-Man Bringing Danger to All New York Women.' However, Mary Jane is his son's fiancee, and Spider-Man is missing. Jameson, with a mournful face, said, "It's all my fault; I drove Spider-Man away. Only he can stop Dr. Octopus."
This guy is really good at putting blame on his face. Spider-Man is clearly in a low period due to his own issues, but in his eyes, he's driven Spider-Man away. His face is quite thick.
But at this moment, the No. 1 Spider-Man fan in New York, looking at the Spider-Man suit hanging on the wall, surprisingly spoke the truth: 'Spider-Man is a hero. I just don't want to admit that he is...'
Before he could finish his words, in a turn of events, he suddenly noticed that the Spider-Man suit on the wall was gone!
In its place was a spider web, and there was a note on the web with a message: 'Your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man.'
"He's a thief, a burglar! He stole my spandex suit. He's the number one public enemy!" Jameson suddenly came to life, instantly changing his tone and raising his voice: "I'm going to sue that darn spider! I'm going to hang him with his own web!"
Seeing this, many viewers burst into laughter. Although Jameson is sometimes annoying, he's also quite funny, at least relieving some tension for people.
In the Eternal Space
Gordon shook his head and laughed: "It's strange, even though we know these videos depict a future that hasn't happened yet, we can't help but feel nervous."
"Me too!" Peter Parker shrugged. "Because these videos are real, they happened in the future or parallel world. Who can't feel nervous?"
Like him at this moment, the Quiz game has changed his future. Different from the embarrassing life and unrequited love in the videos, Peter is living a happy life now.
But even so, seeing Mary Jane being captured by Dr. Octopus in this future video, he still feels his heart racing, blood boiling, and even an impulse to jump onto the video screen and beat that despicable Dr. Octopus!
It's not hard to understand why he in the video regains his superpowers.
Jameson, true to his nature, verbally abuses Spider-Man as a thief, accusing him of stealing his 'spandex suit.' However, the printed newspaper headline doesn't further slander Spider-Man; instead, it's a simple yet uplifting statement: 'He's back!'
The people of New York can once again see Spider-Man flying between tall buildings in his suit. He decides to keep the appointment and meets Dr. Octopus on a tall clock tower. But only Dr. Octopus shows up, and Spider-Man asks him, Where is Mary Jane?"
Dr. Octopus, wearing sunglasses, smirks evilly, "She'll be fine. Let's have a good chat."
Saying this, he gestures to Spider-Man and then swings his mechanical arms, initiating an intense fight between Spider-Man and him on the high clock tower.
Both have the ability to move effortlessly on tall buildings, making the fight spectacular. They use the large clock as a sword, engaging in a fierce battle where it's hard to determine the winner.
They fight from the top of the clock tower all the way down to the ground below, where there are intercity train tracks. A train happens to pass by, and they jump onto the moving train to continue their battle.
Dr. Octopus's mechanical arms provide stability and lightning-fast attacks. The flexibility is not much less than Spider-Man's, and it seems his strength and physique have been enhanced. Taking several punches from Spider-Man head-on, he remains unharmed.
Passengers on the train and those waiting on the platform are terrified, especially when the fight moves from outside to inside the train, causing continuous screams.
However, Spider-Man also realizes this and intentionally avoids the train compartments, not wanting to let his battle with Dr. Octopus affect these innocent passengers.
But Dr. Octopus is cunning. Realizing he can't defeat Spider-Man, and even after making Spider-Man survive a collision with another oncoming train, he starts targeting the innocent passengers inside the train.
Using his mechanical arms, he grabs two passengers, standing on the fast-moving train roof, and throws the terrified screaming passengers down.
Spider-Man, seeing this, quickly saves people. While saving people, he shoots a web to create a net, rescuing them and not delaying him from continuing to battle Dr. Octopus.
Dr. Octopus, with one plan failing, comes up with another. He runs to the front of the train, takes out the driver, destroys the train's brake system, pulls out the brake lever, and throws it to Spider-Man, saying with a sinister smile, "Now you have to stop this train."
Then he jumps off the train. Spider-Man doesn't chase him because he has sensed that the end of the tracks is a cliff. If he can't stop the train, all the passengers on the entire train may not survive!
"He's really despicable! This Dr. Octopus is even more cunning than a fox. I don't understand why he is doing this he used to be a good scientist?"
"You're talking about Dr. Otto, right? Dr. Otto is not a bad person, but the artificial intelligence of the mechanical arms he created obviously has major issues. Or, you could say, the intelligence of the mechanical arms and Dr. Otto's hidden evil intentions have merged."
"In short, I just hope Spiderman can deal with this Dr. Otto. His experiments are too dangerous; that nuclear fusion is a big nuclear bomb. Once out of control, the entire New York City will be buried with it. Such a dangerous experiment must be stopped!"
"These despicable villains always break people's bottom line time and time again. In their confrontation with superheroes, they always like to take innocent people as hostages. It's truly despicable!"
Viewers, on the one hand, are cursing Dr. Octopus, and on the other hand, are worried about Spider-Man and the out-of-control train. Can Spider-Man stop the train?