Spider-Man: Died in Your Arms Tonight #[nn]

In the midst of Aunt May’s engagement party, Peter Parker is suddenly ambushed by Raptor, who believes Peter is Ben Reilly—the clone he blames for the murder of his family. The tension escalates as Peter must confront a relentless foe who sees him as a murderer, all while trying to protect the people he loves.

In "Last Legs," Peter Parker faces a city gone rogue as Dr. Octopus unleashes his octopus bugs and reboots his mind into a network of machines, turning New York itself into a weapon. With his wedding day looming and the Avengers and Fantastic Four drawn into the chaos, Spider-Man races to save Jay Jameson, Carlie, and Norah—only to be outmaneuvered by a foe who claims he’s building a utopia. As Aunt May and Jay tie the knot, Peter’s world spins further off course, and the bouquet finds its way to Mary Jane Watson.

In "Red-Headed Stranger: No Place Like Home," Peter wakes up after Aunt May's wedding to find he’s shared a night with his roommate Michele—only to be kicked out when he admits he can’t remember a thing. As he scrambles to find a new place to stay, a mysterious electrical surge ignites a fire in the Empire State Building, pulling him into action as Spider-Man. Meanwhile, a missed date with Mary Jane adds to the chaos, and when Peter finally returns home, Michele’s unexpected cookies hint at a fragile second chance—though the past isn’t so easily forgotten.

In "The Best Version of Myself," Jessica opens up to Spider-Man about how he’s shaped her journey, sharing moments of doubt and quiet strength. Peter, listening with quiet sincerity, gently suggests she might find her own path again as a costumed hero.