Untold Tales of Spider-Man issue 8…Peter’s first “meeting” with Harry Osborn and Gwen Stacy. Naturally their next (chronological) meeting will make a bigger impression.
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So happy to see these on the front page, I love em!
My thoughts exactly. No reason for Peter to “run” into them
This isn’t meant to sound too snarky, but was this a necessary scene for Untold Tales to do?
IDK, just seems to be playing a little bit on the “small world” aspect a little bit too much.
I mean, looking at a summary on another site real quick, it does appear that it is a story transition scene, but still, it does seem to be an over used cliche.