The Superior Spider-Man #2

In "Geliefd of gevreesd?", Otto Octavius—now inhabiting Peter Parker’s body as Spider-Man—grapples with the weight of his new identity, reveling in the role while struggling to reconcile his intellect with the emotional legacy of the man he’s replaced. When a new Sinister Six challenges him, he unleashes a brutal, uncharacteristic fury, only halting mid-attack when something deep within him—something not entirely his own—forces a pause. The line between genius and guilt blurs as he begins to question whether the voice in his head is his own or echoes of the hero he’s usurped.

In "null," Otto Octavius—wearing Spider-Man’s suit and the mind of Peter Parker—grapples with the lingering echoes of his predecessor’s life, testing the limits of identity as he attempts to reconnect with Mary Jane Watson. Unsettled by his own detachment, he watches as memories of their past unfold, questioning whether the relationship was ever real—or just a script he can rewrite. Carlie Cooper’s growing unease hints that something is deeply wrong, even as the truth remains buried beneath layers of borrowed emotion and fractured memory.