Marvel: Spider-Man? No, I'm Superman!

Eddie turned around and looked at the beautiful blonde woman in front of him, feeling somewhat at a loss.

"You are brave, and you are a good journalist."

"By the way, do you still have those photos?"

Upon hearing the beautiful woman's praise, Eddie blushed and hurriedly took out several new photos from his bag, saying, "Of course, I have many backups. After all, I'm not stupid."

"Hmm...it really was them."

Looking at the somewhat familiar face on the lab table in the photo, Gwen confirmed her guess.

"Remember, just pretend this never happened. This is not something you can interfere with."

Upon receiving the news, Gwen's smile slowly faded, and she turned and left.

"Sure enough, those missing homeless people were all captured by Stark Industries, but what terrible things are they researching?"

A look of seriousness crossed Gwen's face as she recalled some of the horrific scenes in the photos.

"No, we need to find a chance to sneak into that lab and see what they're researching."

Gwen silently made up her mind.

……

"General, let's talk again. Osborn Industries can not only provide future weapons and equipment, but also a human enhancement drug..."

Meanwhile, Norman Osborne continued to plead with the military to retract its decision.

But what was left for him was the tail section of a helicopter taking off directly into the air.

"Damn Tony Stark, why couldn't you have come back a few days later?"

According to the contract, the military's funds were supposed to be transferred to Osborne Industries' account a few days later.

But now, it's all over.

"You forced me to do this. I can't lose these orders, and I can't lose Osborne Industries..."

Norman clenched his fists, his eyes suddenly hardening, as if he had made a decision.

Without hesitation, he turned around, leaving behind a lonely figure.

……

"An inexhaustible source of energy?"

In a luxurious villa, Obadiah slowly turned off the 120-inch television screen, sat on the sofa, sipped red wine, and sighed.

"Hmph, as long as the experiment succeeds, both Stark Industries and this endless energy source will be mine!"

Thinking this, Obadiah couldn't help but smile brightly.

Ding……

Suddenly, his phone, which was on the table, rang, seemingly having received a text message.

"Sir, Tony Stark has just received some information that is detrimental to you. He hopes you will prepare accordingly..."

Upon seeing the unsigned text message, Obadiah's expression instantly turned somewhat unpleasant.

“Tony Stark, you’ve come back at the worst possible time. I’m about to succeed.”

"So, for the sake of my bright future, and for the sake of my Stark Industries... no, I should say Stan Industries, you must go down there and meet your stupid old man."

Obadiah made a decision slowly, his face grim.

……

Soon, a few days had passed.

People in New York City have become accustomed to the fact that every night, a star brighter than the moon hangs in the sky.

In the first few days, some people were very curious and used telescopes to watch it, even hoping that the artificial star would explode in space.

However, over the next few days, everyone gradually realized that the artificial sun device seemed to be very stable, and no unexpected situations occurred even in the harsh environment of space.

Gradually, few people continued to pay attention to that relatively bright "star".

Of course, this does not include the government and the military, because at this moment, they are closely monitoring that "star" floating in space.

An endless supply of energy could almost reshape the current landscape of humankind.

If this "artificial star" hadn't been placed there by a superhuman being as powerful as a god, they probably would have already taken action to capture it and study it.

And so it went, until a few days later, when someone knocked on the window of Dr. Pym's apartment.

While researching the new generation of Ant-Man suits, Pym quickly tidied everything up and went to the window, wanting to see whose naughty child was being so disobedient.

Suddenly, they saw a familiar figure floating in the sky.

"Dr. Pym, I need your help..."

Peter's figure slowly descended from the sky, looking down at Dr. Pym through the window and continuing to speak slowly.

"Help me shrink that 'star' in the sky!"

……

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Chapter 57 The Portal Opened Successfully (Please Read On)

"Mr. Superman? Are you sure... you're not joking?"

Dr. Pym was already quite surprised when Superman appeared in front of him.

Hearing him say those words in a low voice, Dr. Pym's expression turned utterly astonished.

"Of course, I never joke."

Peter's expression was serious, showing no sign of joking.

"However, I have no experience using Pym particles to shrink energy devices..."

Dr. Pym wanted to refuse tactfully, and of course, he wasn't lying.

“Dr. Pym, I believe you can definitely do it.”

Suddenly, Peter vanished from Dr. Pym's sight, and the next second, a voice came from behind him.

"Well... alright, please allow me to tidy up first."

Turning around, Dr. Pym saw Superman's imposing figure so close at hand and knew he probably couldn't refuse.

A few minutes later, Pym finished packing everything, leaving a message for his daughter, and returned to Peter with the Pym Particles he had made.

He didn't intend to use the Pym suit to escape.

After all, given Superman's power, unless he directly hides in the quantum realm, he has no way to escape Superman's pursuit.

"Mr. Superman, I'm ready. How do we get out of here..."

Dr. Pym looked at Peter, waiting for his move.

"that's all……"

Peter smiled mysteriously, then slowly raised his right hand.

The next second, a beam of azure energy shot out from the nanosuit on his arm, leaving a blue energy ball in the void.

Immediately afterwards, the energy cluster flowed and spread slowly in all directions like liquid, quickly forming a blue light screen that was more than a person tall.

"Is this... magic?"

Dr. Pym stared wide-eyed at what was happening before him in disbelief.

"It's just a technology that's still in the experimental stage, but don't worry, at least it's very safe for now."

Peter smiled, and then, to reassure Dr. Pym, stepped into the light screen first.

"This...is truly unbelievable."

After watching Peter's figure disappear into the blue light screen, Dr. Pym couldn't help but circle the blue light screen a few times out of curiosity, but he still couldn't figure out what the principle behind it was.

Finally, he closed his eyes, like a prisoner facing death, and mustered his courage to step into it.

……

"Dr. Pym, hello, I'm Reed Richards. Your creation of Pym Particles has truly opened our eyes; we never imagined such amazing technology existed."

As Dr. Pym stepped into the blue light curtain, before he could even open his eyes, he suddenly heard an unfamiliar voice.

"What...what just happened?"

Hearing this, he slowly opened his eyes and was immediately shocked to find that the scene in front of him had changed dramatically.

In the blink of an eye, he went from his home to a high-tech laboratory.

Then a dozen or so unfamiliar figures appeared in front of him.

"What you just experienced is one of our small inventions, which we'll call the Teleportation Portal for now."

Reed answered with considerable pride.

That's right, he was the one who created this portal.

After obtaining a large amount of vibranium and conducting some testing and research, he suddenly had the idea of ​​completely perfecting his previous concept of a portal.

Subsequently, under Peter's supervision, they opened a portal capable of traversing space for the first time.

"A portal? This is incredible, it's like God's magic..."

Dr. Pym stepped down from a huge arched device and couldn't help but look back at the pale blue energy that was gradually dissipating within the device, his eyes filled with disbelief.

"Of course, this technology is still in the experimental stage, and each activation requires an enormous amount of energy."

To be frank, the portal at this point was actually forcibly opened by a massive energy supply.

First of all, this arch-like structure is almost entirely made of vibranium.

Secondly, the device is powered by more than a dozen arc reactors and requires continuous charging for nearly ten hours to store enough energy in the vibranium before it can be activated for less than a minute.

Moreover, each time it is turned on, it means that the palladium element in more than a dozen reactors needs to be replaced.