So clearly Peter left his Spider-Signal on a rooftop at some point after ASM #24. Or does it? Flash refers to the events of ASM #24 as taking place 'a few weeks ago.' It's odd for the Spider-Signal to have been left on the roof 'yesterday' as Peter already collected it. This helps with explaining where May's arrival fits into the sequence of events, but doesn't help with explaining that pesky Spider-Signal retrieval scene right after it. Here's what I propose: Peter has been helping Liz study for the past couple of weeks following the events of ASM #24, meaning the scene on page one of ASM #25 is a different study night. Hold up, didn't you already pick that up? WHAA!?! Hang on, where does Spider-Girl #10 fit into this mess then, smarty pants?

In ASM #24, and he's shown leaving Liz's house at the very beginning ofĪSM #25.However Spider-Girl #10 is set a day before the events involving Jonah's Robot depicted in ASM #25, as Mayday clearly spends the night at Midtown High after encounter her father as both Peter and Spidey. It even features similar dialog from the original story! True enough, Peter had been asked to Liz's house to help with studying

Threatening Pete after hearing he's been seen with Liz Allan. When Spider-Girl arrives in the past (thanks to time-traveling villain Spyral) she meets her dear ol' dad as a teen at Midtown High in a scene which seems to be lifted from Amazing Spider-Man #25, with Flash Point is everyone should read Untold Tales of Spider-Man.Now, if you've read Amazing Spider-Man #24, you'll know that Spidey uses his Spider-Signal beam to distract Flash Thompson and in dialog clearly states he collected it. Pat Olliffe is a tremendous artist and does a great job. Who has a tragic story that thankfully ends happily, it’s some really moving stuff. Busiek creates a few new villains who are fine for the most part with the exception of Batwing. A kid trying to figure out what it means to be a hero while trying to support his Aunt and keep his own personal life afloat. On the Spidey side of things, he is at his classic. Busiek also creates new characters like Jason Ionlleo, Sally Avril, and Tiny McKeever, who are all fantastic especially Sally who provides the best issue in the run (#13). Flash has nice moment showing that he actually cares about people, Peter and Betty’s relationship struggles are also interesting, and JJJ is at his Spidey hating best. Flash, Liz, Betty, Aunt May, and JJJ are all there and are all great. What Busiek does really good is creating a great supporting cast. After reading the series I believe both those statements. I had always heard that Untold Tales was a great, underrated run and that Kurt Busiek, the writer of the series, was one of the best Spidey writers out there.

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