This one gets us a little more in the middle of the action with Iron Man and Spidey. I mean what did you think would happen? After all Tony did make the costume that Peter's been wearing for the last couple months. So he overrides it, and shut's it down. But, Peter's a techie too. So having considered that Tony might have installed something like that, Peter configured his own override. And boom, down in the sewers he goes. Of course he goes back to MJ and May, to sort things out. And he does a little soul searching of his own too. Then the three of them decide to go on the lam in some cheap dive. But Peter can't let it rest like that, so with his old costume on, he goes to the nearest TV station to publicly declare that he's picked the wrong side of this debacle. Which really pisses Tony off. I like this book, and JM Straczynski's writing. And I love the direction that they're taking Spider-man. But you had to know, eventually, it was going to come to this. It's no wonder the movies have done so well. This is such a compelling character.
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