
Marvel Rivals Writes Spidey Better Than Current Marvel Comics
We've now reached the point where the season lore writers behind Marvel Rivals are creating more interesting stories than current comics. This was already evident with Queen in Black Hela, which was so good Cates admitted so and Marvel Comics went and made an entire event out of it, but now its moreso true when it comes to Peter Parker. I highly suggest people give the character lore a read, specifically the new material with Spidey temporarily gaining the power of Mjolnir to aid in the fight against Gorr The God Butcher. It can be read here under "The Worthy Spider-Man".
TLDR:
- Gorr plans on detonating The God Bomb within The God Quarry, which would slay every deity in every reality all at once.
- Gorr already humbled everyone in their first fight, smashing Mjolnir, and stealing The Mother Storm so he can use the sentient storm to light his bomb
- During the final confrontation, Spidey swings into action with bits of Mjolnir webbed to his fists, hoping to crack open the bomb and free Mother Storm
- Damages the God Bomb, gets electrocuted by the storm, enters a near death state
- Has a conversation with Uncle Ben and his version of Captain America (the one who died in his timeline). They want him to try and lift the now restored Mjolnir
- Peter naturally thinks himself unworthy
- Ben says that this is his fault, that his famous quote was the only gift he could impart to Peter, and that he's not seeing the big picture. Ben assures Peter that his powers and responsibility are not a penance for his past failures (Ben, Gwen, etc), but something to take pride in. He wants Peter to embrace the gifts that he is given, tempered by his heart, having the confidence to know when to fully use them.
- Peter tries to lift Mjolnir, and with a flash of light Ben and Cap are gone. He now speaks to Mother Storm. This was a test, and he passed.
- Peter is gifted permission to use Mjolnir for this fight.
Anyway check it out and read the full thing for yourself. I thought it was a nice story.