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Old 01-19-2017, 03:30 PM   #24
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Very interesting (esp. since I've gathered that it's been a popular idea in the past to try and suggest that Gwen was the one that Peter loved more.

Truth be told though, I don't think they're going to be undoing OMD anytime soon; they've invested too much into making Spider-Man single again and they have the RYV comic now for readers that prefer the characters married. My gut says that, while they may do some kind of followup to OMD, any suggestion that they're going to undo the story is misdirection that'll string us along.
There is that possibility OMD will be dealt with, but not reversed, but there is wiggle room to beleive there will be something done to reconcile them given the wedding era stories are being reprinted and Marvel can't seem to stop promoting Peter and MJ as a couple continuously (before RYV was even a thing, we still got significant use of the marriage in the newspaper strip, and it is depicted pretty healthfully there)

Also keep in mind Superman recently won the IGN People's Choice award for best comic, and Vision won best overall comic. Both titles deal specifically with superheroes and thier families. That kind of acclaim is something Marvel would really want a peice of, perhaps in a way that, like the two I mentioned, "matters" to the overall continuity.
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