Maybe the most controversial Spider-Man arc ever written, the influence of J.
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The story also features Peter revolting against the Registration Act, which places him on the wrong side of the law and in the sights of multiple government-sponsored supervillains. Michael Straczynski, the arc deals with the fallout of Peter’s identity going public and the way it affects the life of those around him. Taking place in The Amazing Spider-Man #532-538, written by J. A more comic-accurate depiction from the teaser was the shots of Peter being hounded by the media and law enforcement, which bring to mind the events of the Civil War tie-in arc, The War at Home. The major difference between page and screen is that comic Peter took the mask off himself, while MCU Peter was mortified when Mysterio dropped his big secret from beyond the grave. Peter Parker has had his identity outed more than once in the comics, but the occasion with the most staying power was undoubtedly the one from 2006’s popular event series. While there had been concerns from fans that No Way Home might brush this plotline aside, the trailer made sure to highlight that it would actually be a major driving aspect of the third film’s story. The big, unforgettable surprise at the end of Spider-Man: Far From Home was the worldwide revelation that Peter Parker is Spider-Man. That’s right, it looks like Marvel Studios isn’t done pulling from Mark Millar’s Civil War comic just yet. As such, I’ve taken the time to break it all down and present you with a guide to the origins of the trailer’s biggest moments, in case anyone should want to do a little reading before No Way Home drops in December. While not all of the source material is universally loved, it does make for a rather intriguing mass of inspiration. Most of what we were shown in the trailer’s nearly three-minute runtime can be traced back to a collection of moments from famous comic arcs. However, that doesn’t mean these events have no basis in the pages of Marvel’s vast comic universe. From a major identity crisis to multiversal shenanigans, the sneak peek was chock-full of things that even the most die-hard Spidey enthusiasts never thought would make it to the big screen. To the delight of the insatiable, the trailer finally made its grand debut earlier this week and was met with uproarious approval by fans. If you’ve been living above a rock for the past few months, you would know there are few things the internet wanted more than a teaser trailer for Sony and Marvel Studios’ Spider-Man: No Way Home.
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