
I don’t care who you are in the Marvel Universe, don’t mess with Aunt May. Wolverine learned the hard way in "Amazing Spider-Man" issue 520.

I don’t care who you are in the Marvel Universe, don’t mess with Aunt May. Wolverine learned the hard way in "Amazing Spider-Man" issue 520.
Peter left his microscope at Uncle Ben’s grave in “Amazing Spider-Man” issue 181. This caused some continuity problems when issue 290 came out years later.
Thanks Aunt May for embarassing Peter in front of his girlfriend. Why don’t you tell Betty about the time Peter wet the bed? Betty makes the excuse to get away, look what you did! Aunt May’s […]
Paul Jenkins did one of my favorite Chameleon stories. This is a scene from Webspinners issue 11. Chameleon has told Peter he loves him and it gets an interesting response.


Berryman – Yeah, probably. Kinda like with the Fantastic Four.
Yeah but at that point was Wolverine like “Oh so THAT’S why Aunt May and Mary Jane were there… !” Did none of the ‘New Avengers’ wonder about that before?
Berryman – I am pretty sure Spidey revealed his identity yet again to the Avengers, so this is kinda moot.
Okay someone help me out with this.
Since “everything still happened” post OMD… yet Wolverine doesn’t know who Spider-Man is… would he even wonder why Aunt May & Mary Jane were there? Or would he know? Or not know? Or what?
I loved that. It was a time I care about Aunt May the character, but I just want her gone now.
Ditto. Aunt May don’t play. Logan better watch out.
They really made Aunt May a tough cookie back in the early 2000’s. Wish she was more like in this Brand New Day.
I really miss JMS.
I’m surprised she didn’t stub it out on his chest….all that hair would’ve definitely tested the ol’ healing factor.
Wouldn’t the lit cigar burn the booze?
This is a peace to be treasured
I really enjoyed this story arc.
I liked Aunt May back when she knew Peter’s secret. JMS gave meaning to a character that was boring since the early 90’s.