I'm making the Marvel Spider-Man in American comics.

Chapter 928 So what exactly is New York?

As an epic battle unfolds in the skies between the Planet Eater Avengers and the Living Planet Avengers, Peter decides to go into a comic book store and buy a Marvel comic.

Anyway, no matter which side wins, they can't violate the rules of the Transcendent. Didn't you see that six living planets were stuck to their faces, but it had no impact on the Battle World at all? This violates the laws of physics, so it must be the Transcendent who made the move.

If that's the case, why the rush?

Besides, do you really want to go up and join the fight between two guys who would trigger megalophobia just by looking at them?

Now that things have come to this, let's read comics.

Peter casually picked up a copy of the rebooted "The Amazing Spider-Man" that had already been opened and started reading. This was a 2012 issue.

The comic that began serialization in 2008 was essentially a reflection of Peter's battles in the real world of 616. However, Peter immediately realized that this comic was not entirely a comic version of his own universe.

It's not because Spider-Man isn't a time traveler in the original setting, but because Uncle Ben died again in the first issue.

"I wonder how focused the Marvel editorial department is on killing off Uncle Ben. Wait, I remember Stan Lee from Universe 616 was the janitor at Midtown High School. Does that mean he's still in the Marvel editorial department here? —"

While his teammates were still outside watching Captain Galactus battle Iron Man, the living planet, Peter walked out of the comic book store with a newly bought comic book. He patted Half-Roster's chest with the comic book and said, "Guys, I guess I know where the Beyonder Beacon is in New York City."

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Everyone looked confused, completely unaware of what had happened, so they looked at the comic book in Peter's hand.

"In this world, superheroes don't exist; what exists are superhero comics."

Iron Boy suddenly realized, "I know! So the most likely place for the Beyonder Beacon is the comic book editorial office, right? If we find the Marvel Comics editorial office, we'll find the Beyonder Beacon!"

"Actually, I'm not entirely sure either, but I think it's possible, so we can go and take a look."

"I have a question," Saul asked Peter. "Do you know where this place is?"

"I might actually know that. Tony Stark, I mean Tony Stark from our universe, sold the Avengers comic book rights to Marvel. And I even went to their studio to check it out, so theoretically I know, of course, assuming the Marvel editorial departments in both places are the same."

Peter led the way while talking, confirming the location, while Strange cast a cognitive interference spell. Then Thor used his divine power to take everyone into the air and fly towards the office building where Marvel headquarters was located.

The moment Peter pointed out the location of the Marvel editorial office, they saw it explode, and something flew out. Peter immediately swooped down, instantly donned his nanotech suit, and scooped the object up.

It uses the classic right-arm grabbing pose from the first issue of "The Amazing Spider-Man," only the person being grabbed is Stan Lee.

"Hello, Stan, I think this is our first meeting."

"My God, Spider-Man?! Nice to meet you? Oh, you must be another Spider-Man. I met another Spider-Man back in the 90s."

What year was it? Peter quickly realized it was the 94 Spider-Man. He put Stan Lee on the ground, then raised his hand and used his nanosuit combined with his anti-venom-enhanced palm to catch an anti-material bullet.

Speaking of which, who is this guy? Why did he attack the Marvel editorial department right off the bat?

Soon, as a superhero landed, a familiar red and black figure stood up, and behind him, four or five similar figures landed.

"Looks like another superhero, right?"

It was Deadpool, wiping the blood off his knife with his arm, looking at Peter: "You idiot, you don't understand at all that you don't actually exist, you're just a product of pleasure created by the person you saved."

"Wait—I know you. You're Deadpool, the serial killer. Weren't you teleported halfway through and then died?"

Upon hearing this, the killer Deadpool paused for a moment, then laughed in fury: "So it's you! Heh, looks like you're going to die here today. Very well, my evil Deadpool army and I will wipe you out right here."

"I wonder who will die here!" Thor roared, leading the others as they flew down and landed slowly. A few seconds of silence followed, then a cacophony of ringing bells.

Another Deadpool rode up on an electric tricycle, with the other Deadpools in the back. He parked the tricycle between the two groups, and then Deadpool saw Peter and rushed over for a hug: "Spider-Man!"

My good brother! Aha! This must be the power of bonds from Universe 616!

Before Peter could even react, Deadpool gave him a hug. Then, Deadpool put his arm around Peter's shoulder and started introducing him: "You have no idea what happened after I sent Dead Head back! I saved the universe, Spider-Man! I even assembled a Deadpool army to fight alongside us! Look, we have Dead Head, Female Deadpool, Deadpool Kid, and Deadpool Dog!"

Peter glanced at the Deadpool army, whose abilities were virtually identical, and was quite puzzled. How come Deadpool could recruit a large group of Deadpools, but I couldn't just call for a bunch of Spider-Men?

Then he counted again and noticed another key point: "Wait, your team only has five people, shouldn't there be six?"

"Yeah, there were six a few minutes ago. We even had one named Deadpool, he had a good face, a little ponytail, and he was carrying two golden pistols." Deadpool said, pulling out the golden pistols. "But he just died in the fight. I thought he was bulletproof, like a shield, but it turns out he didn't even have a healing factor!"

Peter was speechless for a moment, until Deadpool, the serial killer who had been silent for a long time, finally drew his gun. Only then did Deadpool turn to look at the other side: "So who are these—uh, avocados that look like they're being spun around in a washing machine?"

"You know you're one person, right?"

"It's different; I can't see my own face."

Peter sighed: "Remember that Deadpool you killed who slaughtered his own universe? That guy's back."

Wade took a deep breath in excitement.

"Hurry, brother, leave this to me! You get out of here!"

"Um?

"This is my personal publication, you know that?! 'Deadpool's Secret Wars'! What are you doing here, Spider-Man?! Get me some space!"

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