Marvel is finally listening to the people and restoring the Peter Parker & Mary Jane marriage after the controversial events of One More Day put an end to their relationship. Of course, for most this is probably happening a little too late, as the One More Day storyline was first published a little over half a decade ago. Still, Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows #1 is almost here, and all it took was a major event storyline to see the tale actually happen. The comic is written by Dan Slott and drawn by Adam Kubert. Plot surrounding the tale itself seems cryptic, but Newsarama ran the official Press Release from Marvel, along with the following preview:
Father. Husband. Hero. The Amazing Spider-Man isn’t safe from the Secret Wars – and neither are you! Today, Marvel is pleased to present your first look at AMAZING SPIDER-MAN: RENEW YOUR VOWS #1, from blockbuster creators Dan Slott and Adam Kubert! Trust us, you have to read this to believe it! Prepare for the next evolutionary step in Peter Parker’s life as the Parker family faces Battleworld…together. Peter, Mary Jane and their daughter may not have much, but they have each other. Even as his city is torn asunder by a mysterious new villain, the safety of Peter’s wife and daughter comes first. But who is this mysterious “Regent” who has claimed the lives of so many heroes? How long till Spider-Man and his family are in his crosshairs? This is the story you’ve been waiting for. No fan can afford to miss the seismic AMAZING SPIDER-MAN: RENEW YOUR VOWS #1 when it explodes into comic shops this June!
Look for Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows #1 on June 3 in comic shops near you!
“Marvel is finally listening to the people and restoring the Peter Parker & Mary Jane marriage after the controversial events of One More Day put an end to their relationship.”
Are you sure? That press release doesn’t imply that this is something that will outlast Secret Wars. Nobody expects House of M or X-Men ’92 to hang around in whatever continuity is established after the event is over, I don’t know why this would be any different.
I didn’t specify in the sentence if it was going to last…because comics are silly.
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