Spider-Man – Dying Wish | Comics

Spider-Man – Dying Wish | Comics

In the aftermath of the global catastrophic “Ends of the Earth” event, a terminally ill Doctor Octopus was finally taken down with his newly reformed Sinister Six by Spider-Man after foiling his manic plan to eradicate billion lives on Earth as a last resort to be remembered forever. He was placed in the security prison facility created for the super villains called The Raft, under intensive medical care. From this inactive state, he struggles to utter a single word, “Peter Parker”. To the respond of his call, Spider-Man came to pay visit to him along with The Avengers in Raft. To a point of their conversation, it is finally revealed that Doctor Octavious has previously transferred his consciousness to Peter Parker’s young body during their last battle to escape death.

While Peter is trapped in his fragile body, which is slowly dying, the Octavious Spidey bids farewell to the dying Peter Parker with taunting him a little bit. With only a few hours to live, Peter managed to summon the Trapster, Hydro Man and Scorpion to invade Raft and break him out of the prison as Doctor Octopus in a desperate attempt so that he could face off and stop his arch-nemesis Octavious in Spider-Man’s body. After breaking out of the prison, Peter led the trio who believed him to be Doctor Octopus to The Avengers tower where all of Parker’s relatives are moved. In their confrontation, Octavious Spidey nearly kills the Scorpion by breaking his jaw that shocks Parker and he retaliates by engaging Spider-Man in a final epic-battle.

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Followed by “Ends of the Earth” story arc, Dying Wish is the final storyline from the longest running first volume of Amazing Spider-Man monthly ongoing series that started with legendary comic-book creators Stan Lee (Daredevil, Doctor Strange) and Steve Ditko (Beware the Creeper, Legion of Super-Heroes). With this the 50 years long run of the series has finally came to an end, Marvel and the creators had their plan of jump-starting a whole new title, “Superior Spider-Man”. Dan Slott (She-Hulk, Silver Surfer) and Humberto Ramos (Wolverine, X-Men) cooked up this four part epic tale that ran through issue #698-700 and is published by Marvel Comics in 2012.
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In the post Avengers/X-Men war period, Captain America forms a new team with heroes from Avengers and X-Men team by recruiting Havok, Rogue, Scarlet Witch, Thor and Wolverine, to unite Mutants and humans. Sunfire, Wasp and Wonder Man soon joined the Unity Squad.

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Since their formation as a team, Avengers Unity Division has faced Avalanche, the Apocalypse Twins (Ragnarok Now), Sentry as Horseman of Death, stopped the Celestial Exitar from destroying Earth, encountered Kang, fought Red Skull during the AXIS crisis and rescued Magneto. After Doctor Voodoo, Sabretooth, Sam Wilson and Vision have joined as new members; the team has been to High Evolutionary's Counter-Earth and discovers a dark secret about Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver's past.

Uncanny Avengers are re-assembled again to prevent a "Lost Future" ushered by an Inhuman villain named The Shredded Man, as they recruited Deadpool, Human Torch, Spider-Man, Synapse and then Cable tagged along. When Steve Rogers learns of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s Pleasant Hill project regarding a Cosmic Cube in the form of a young girl named "Kobik", they got involved (Avengers – Standoff!).

The presumably dead Henry Pym returns in Ultron's body and Wasp re-joins the team. It took all of their effort help from Iron Man to hurl Ultron into the sun. Captain America decommissioned the Unity Division throughout Civil War II due to the actions of his teammates. Later, they fell under the clutches of Red Skull, back again with the power of the deceased Professor X.

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In the aftermath of Avengers Vs. X-Men event, Marvel Comics has launched a brand-new monthly ongoing title by forming a new team of superheroes from both Avengers and X-Men at the end of 2012.

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Initially, writer Rick Remender (Black Science, Fear Agent) and artist John Cassaday has created the series and over time comic-book creators like Adam Kubert (Ultimate Fantastic Four, Ultimate X-Men), Carlos Pacheco (Bishop, Fantastic Four), Cullen Bunn (Moon Knight, Venom), Daniel Acuna (The Eternals, New Avengers), Gerry Duggan (Arkham Manor, Hawkeye Vs. Deadpool), Pepe Larraz (Avengers – Rage of Ultron, New Avengers – Luke Cage), Ryan Stegman (Scarlet Spider, Superior Spider-Man), Salvador Larroca (Psylocke & Archangel – Crimson Dawn, Spider-Man – House of M), Sanford Greene (PMIF – The Boys Are Back In Town, PMIF – Civil War II) and Steve McNiven (Guardians of the Galaxy – Cosmic Avengers, Wolverine – Old Man Logan) has taken over the series as it progresses.
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The time travelling mutant Cable’s daughter, the young mutant Hope Summers is believed to be the next host for the cosmic entity of death and rebirth, "Phoenix Force". Upon realizing this fact after receiving a warning from Nova, who just returned from deep space crash-landing after witnessing The Phoenix destroying the planet Terrax used to lived in, The Avengers went on Utopia and asked the current X-Men leader Cyclops to hand over Hope Summers to their custody.

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With Cyclops violently refusing this request by blasting Cap off, S.H.I.E.L.D. and the rest of The Avengers assembles on Utopia and engages in a heavy battle with X-Men. Now an Avenger, Wolverine sneaks into the facility to kill Hope only to be burned alive by her raw power.

Spider-Man came in when Logan almost recovers from the severe flesh burns but later The Avengers’ question his loyalty to the team and Giant-Man throws him off the plane on Captain America's order. Meanwhile, Phoenix Force has already encountered Captain Marvel, Protector, Kree and Thor but none of them could do anything to stop it.

Seeing all the heroes fighting each other for her custody, Hope decides to end this madness by her own, because it is she, whom Phoenix Force really seeks for. So, she eventually asks for Wolverine’s help that draws them to moon and there, after another battle between two teams, Phoenix Force is scattered and possessed by X-Men member Cyclops, Emma Frost, Namor, Colossus and Magik; turning them into the Phoenix Five.

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Followed by "Avengers – X-Sanction" limited series that served as a prelude story, "Avengers Vs. X-Men" is a 2011 comic-book crossover event and was published by Marvel Comics featuring various writers as Brian Michael Bendis (Age of Ultron, Avengers Disassembled), Jason Aaron (Astonishing Spider-Man & Wolverine, Original Sin), Matt Fraction (Defenders, Fantastic Four) and others. Primarily John Romita Jr. (Kick-Ass, The Sentry), Olivier Coipel (House of M, Siege) and Adam Kubert (Amazing Spider-Man – Renew Your Vows, Avengers & X-Men – Axis) served as the pencillers.

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This was a commercially hit limited series with its main plot revolved in 12 issues, followed by other tie-ins. A limited series called AVX – Vs. was released as another tie-in, which was also dubbed as a "Fight Book" because of its visualization of the intense fights between the heroes of both parties.
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