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Sixteen years ago, Marvel Comics published One More Day by J Michael Straczynski and Joe Quesada, one of the most controversial Spider-Man stories of all time Concluding a storyline that started in that year's Civil War series with Spider-Man revealing his identity to the world, it saw Spider-Man trying to save Aunt May's life after she had[...]

While the letters page published a letter by "A Spidey Fan" asking why Marvel Comics doesn't just restore the Spider-Man marriage of Peter and Mary that was removed over a decade-and-a-half ago. One More Day by J Michael Straczynski and Joe Quesada was published in the Spdier-Man books in 2007, sixteen years ago Aunt May was[...]

Such as One More Day How was that for a neat segue? One of the more controversial Spider-Man comics, dubbed One More Day, it saw Peter Parker and Mary Jane Watson do a deal with the devil Mephisto for the life of Peter's Aunt May, in return for the existence of their own marriage[...]

Batman: One Bad Day is a series of oversized prestige-format comic books from DC Comics that each tell a different story of a different Batman villain,

A few weeks ago, Bleeding Cool posted some gossip about the new Amazing Spider-Man launch tomorrow from Marvel Comics, but we didn't know the half of it.

But for now? It feels like Sin's Past crossed with One More Day, both in terms of content and in expected reaction How much of this is real within the fictional world of Spider-Man, how much is misdirection to get the fans riled up, I do not know But I get the feeling that Amazing[...]

And while Nick Spencer did as much as he could to revisit and revert the events of One More Day, one would expect the new Beyond Spider-Man series to go in the completely opposite direction. Amazing Spider-Man #77 But with Peter Parker in a coma after radiation poisoning, Aunt May and Mary Jane go to the exact[...]

While also giving Mephisto a greater motivation behind the events of the equally controversial One More Day. Amazing Spider-Man #74 But after publication, there has been a growing swell of online commentary that think that Nick Spencer's plans were radically changed by Marvel editorial in the fashion of the infamous Spider-Man Clone Saga Questions as to why[...]

Because Nick Spencer does indeed take on One More Day as well as Sin's Past But in a way that speaks to the series' future rather than its past. Kindred has been revealed as artificially-created genetic children of Norman Osborne and Gwen Stacy, used to trick Peter Parker in Sin's Past, created by an artifically-intelligent version[...]

One of the more controversial Spider-Man comics, dubbed One More Day, it saw Peter Parker and Mary Jane Watson do a deal with the devil Mephisto for the life of Peter's Aunt May, in return for the existence of their own marriage It also saw Peter Parker regain his secret identity, return his physical rather than[...]

Kindred is a demonic version of Harry Osborn, and Bleeding Cool has from the beginning theorising that this is the Harry Osborn who died before One More Day and went to hell That Mephisto created a replacement Harry Osborn in Marvel continuity as the history of One More Day was rewritten and Spider-Man's marriage to[...]

But whose adamantium treatment sees pits of metal sticking out across his body, a little like the bone growths of Doomsday. In this world, teaming with Professor Cornelius with a continual rather than one-off adamantium treatment. And it call coming down to a grudge match between the Squadrom Supreme Of America and what remains of Canada…   Anf while[...]

As Bleeding Cool promised yesterday, today's Amazing Spider-Man #60 is going full One More Day mode And it begins with a performance piece by Peter Parker, under the spotlight talking, amongst other things, about his not being married, as a personal failure. Something that was taken from him and Mary Jane Watson by Mephisto, you know,[...]

When the events of One More Day took place, Harry Osborn was suddenly not dead anymore, but this was all the working of the great Marvel devil Mephisto. Amazing Spider-Man #60 cover Mephisto was also the one who removed the marriage of Peter Parker and Mary Jane Watson from reality, in return for saving the life of[...]

That happened on August 31st, 2009. -The following Marvel Comics events have happened since the last time the Cleveland Browns made the playoffs: Avengers: Disassembled, House of M, Civil War, One More Day, Planet Hulk, World War Hulk, Annihilation, Annihilation: Conquest, Secret Invasion, Dark Reign, Siege, Realm of Kings, The Heroic Age, Shadowland, Age of X,[...]

Amazing Spider-Man #55 Last Rites … and the events of One More Day and Brand New Day A Spider-Man who remembers none of it And a Kindred who remembers all of it And underlining the possibility that this is a Harry Osborn who went to hell and the version who appeared in Brand New Day –[...]

Today's Amazing Spider-Man #53 has the grace, at least to redraw rather than reuse Joe Quesada's artwork from Amazing Spider-Man #545, as originally written by Joe Michael Straczynski. One of the more controversial Spider-Man comics, dubbed One More Day, it saw Peter Parker and Mary Jane Watson do a deal with the devil Mephisto for the[...]

During the events of One More Day, Peter Parker sought help from Doctor Strange when his Aunt May was dying Strange told Peter that he could do nothing to grant Aunt May her life back but helped Peter seek the aid of several others including Doctor Doom, the High Evolutionary, Reed Richards, and Doctor Octopus[...]

The phrase "one more day" turns up at Marvel, fans instantly regress to the infamous One More Day storyline of Amazing Spider-Man Which saw Spider-Man's reality rewritten, no longer married to Mary Jane, Aunt May and Harry Osborn being alive, no longer having a public identity, and getting his webspinners back, all courtesy of the[...]

Written by ongoing Daredevil writer Chip Zdarsky, who also drew the cover, it was to be drawn by Tom Strong co-creator Chris Sprouse and titled "One More Day", intentionally echoing the controversial Spider-Man storyline that saw Peter Parker trade his marriage with Mary Jane Watson with the devil, for the life of his Aunt May[...]

Twelve years ago, One More Day by J Michael Straczynski and Joe Quesada, was one of the more controversial Spider-Man stories of all time Concluding storylines started in that year's Civil War series, the story saw Spider-Man trying to save Aunt May's life after she had been shot by doing a deal with the devil[...]

We saw Spidey make some bad choices the last time Aunt May was in danger of dying, in 2007's One More Day, one of the most reviled crossovers of all time In that comic, Spider-Man sought advice from Doctor Strange, who told him: But Spidey didn't take Strange's advice, and instead he made a deal with[...]

Except… now we can to run that scene again. So, Bendis just deleted the Xavier/Mystique marriage. And what does that mean for Charles Xavier Jr, the child of Charles and Mystique? When Joe Michael Straczynski was writing the One More Day story for Amazing Spider-Man, he wrote it as a time travel story, intending to change one aspect of[...]

The controversy of the New 52 has overshadowed the New 52 since the beginning and even going into 4 years since the relaunch of the line the arguments have not settled and the intensity has not diminished. One More Day This is the 800 pound gorilla of comic controversies This way lies raw, hurt feelings and arguments[...]

Joe Michael Straczynski posted on an open Facebook page, a link to the image above with the words Sales on The Amazing Spider-Man since my departure. Just

Far too much has already been written about "One More Day," from CAPITAL LETTER RANTS penned by John Q Fanboy to articles by commentators far more eloquent than I No, instead, I thought I might offer a slightly more personal reflection on the controversy, especially in light of the recently concluded "One Moment in Time." Peter[...]