When the conversation inevitably arises amongst comic book fans regarding which storyline is the most controversial, nine times out of ten, Spider-Man: One More Day will enter the mix, and ...

Michael Stracznyski and Joe Quesada. “One More Day” is infamous not only in the history of Spider-Man stories, but Marvel Comics in general. It’s a story that was meant to change Spider-Man ...

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 ...

but more of a look at the controversial comics No Way Home seems to be pulling from. One More Day Marvel Comics This is the comic most fans thought of when they watched the new trailer.

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 short, the purpose of the “One More Day” storyline was to try to restore Peter Parker’s secret identity back to the status quo in the comics. Doctor Strange could, in the movies ...

Does this mean Marvel is undoing the events of One More Day? It's hard to say for sure. Peter and MJ are back to being a couple after roughly a decade's worth of comics spent apart, but it's a ...

In comics, the subtitle 'Brand New Day' was given to the Amazing Spider-Man ongoing series for several years following the events of the much-maligned story Spider-Man: One More Day, in which ...

So, here’s how it goes down in Marvel Comics. This story follows immediately after the “One More Day” storyline, in which Peter Parker’s marriage to Mary-Jane Watson was erased by Mephisto ...