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An absolutely lovely ending to a great annual, makes me laugh every time! But uh, putting on my nerdy nitpicking mode, did Sandman forget he could easily slip through those bars? And did Electro forget he could just zap that guard??? Sure Spidey is there, but why not try to overpower him? Which they…. arguably should have done to begin with instead of following Ock’s ridiculous plan???