Doctor Octopus in Action

With Mary Jane there, Peter Parker found an excuse to leave Osborn Mansion. It was not that he could not stand seeing Harry and Mary Jane being so close; he simply felt at ease leaving his good friend in another good friend's care.

The most important thing now was to find Doctor Octopus and Norman Osborn as quickly as possible. So Spider-Man returned to the streets of New York.

Whenever he went out on patrol in the past, he would eavesdrop on police channels, learn where crimes or disasters were taking place, and then go help. Only when he had spare time would he patrol the streets, especially at night, dealing with temporary street disputes.

Before leaving Osborn Mansion this time, he had spoken with that FBI agent and coaxed out the last place Doctor Otto Octavius had appeared.

Though investigating and tracking like a detective was not his specialty, Spider-Man still wanted to take a look at the scene and see whether there were clues others had missed.

--While at Osborn Mansion, Phil Coulson took the time to send a message on his BlackBerry: Spider-Man was on the move. Spider-Man's earlier attempt at fishing for information had been so childish it was almost painful to watch. The young agent's strength was revealing information with a straight face.--

Near the abandoned factory mentioned by the FBI agent, quite a few people in FBI jackets were coming and going, apparently collecting evidence as the investigation continued.

Spider-Man spotted a large hole in the abandoned factory's sheet-metal roof.

The breach caught his attention because Spider-Man saw a strange mark. It looked as though it had been torn open by a three-pronged claw.

Although he was somewhat far away, Spider-Man's vision, while not quite a superpower, was still sharp enough for him to