Jonah Jameson Jessica Jones Jubilee Kingpin Kitty Pryde Kraven the Hunter Luke Cage Mad Thinker Mary Jane Watson Mr. The book doesn't yet feel like it aims to embrace the novelty of a 'what if?' scenario, but rather injects humanity into Parker in much more subtle ways.Agents of Atlas Alpha Flight Avengers Big Bertha Black Cat Black Panther Captain America Captain America (Sam Wilson) Captain Marvel (Carol Danvers) Carnage Chamber Champions Colleen Wing Daredevil Doctor Doom Doctor Octopus Doctor Strange Doorman Eddie Brock Elektra Fantastic Four Flatman Franklin Richards Generation X Giant Man Great Lakes Avengers Green Goblin (Norman Osborn) Guardians of the Galaxy Howard The Duck Hulk Hulkling Human Torch Hydra Invaders Invisible Woman Iron Man Ironheart (Riri Williams) J.

These seemingly innocuous choices end up exemplifying the butterfly effect, proving that even the smallest deviation can impact various other elements of the world, amplifying themselves with each reaction and changing the fate of the known universe. The first half of this issue feels like a familiar re-telling of Peter Parker's early days, up until a few choice decisions are made which create an alternate timeline for Peter Parker. The hero is faced with challenges both fresh and familiar, from deciding if the war effort is the best way to use his abilities to grappling with Norman Osborn.

Four years later, Parker is about to graduate college, with his peers, both human and superhuman alike, heading to Vietnam to serve in the war. In 1962, Peter Parker was bitten by a radioactive spider, granting him a number of superpowers which he used to fight crime in New York City.

Spider man chip