Homem-Aranha Superior, Vol. 3: Sem Saída

The depiction of Peter’s consciousness battling the villain's actions felt intense and unique. I wonder what inspired this visual and narrative approach.

It’s interesting how the story explores themes of morality when the hero is in a villain’s body. I’d love to hear if this made others rethink what makes someone a hero.

The stakes felt higher than typical adventures, and I’m curious whether the writers aimed to challenge traditional notions of heroism in this arc.