"The best thing the Avengers ever did was kick that damned Spider-Man out of the Avengers! He had more than proven that he was a lawless criminal! He was a shameless scumbag with no sense of responsibility or morality."
Unbelievably, Peter Parker had put up with that piece of trash for over a year. Peter really had a good temper. What a pity that idiot had gotten used to it, and J. Jonah was famously fearless and impossible to reason with. Even threatening him would have been meaningless.
Thinking this, Superior Spider-Man landed on a rooftop and stared at the gangsters before him. Mere minutes later, the alley was strewn with gangsters' corpses.
Back on the rooftop, Superior Spider-Man remained silent as he considered what to do next. He had inherited almost none of Peter Parker's social connections, nor did he intend to. May Parker would be easy enough to handle; after her husband's death, she had already become somewhat quiet and withdrawn. As for school, Otto Octavius had never believed those childish academic concerns could possibly affect him.
Even bullies would be easy for him to deal with.
Women, meanwhile, were something he did not think about at all. Women would only slow him down when dealing with enemies.
"But why has my Spider-Sense been going off this whole time?"
"'My' Spider-Sense? You really do have some nerve."
The voice refuting Otto sounded both familiar and unfamiliar. He turned around and saw something almost unbelievable: another Spider-Man emerged from a portal. No, not just Spider-Man. Judging by the suit, he was undoubtedly another Superior Spider-Man, with two more normally dressed Spider-Men standing behind him.
In an instant, Otto ruled out the possibility that the enemies before him were hallucinations and came to a more reasonable conclusion. "I never imagined