It was very shocking and left a hole in my heart. I wouldn't say I hated it. It left me reflecting on Peter Parker's life, what he stood for, who he loved and how he was viewed. In the beginning in his career as Spider-Man he was branded as an outcast, menace and awkward which made him very relatable as a character. Everyone has felt one of these labels sometime during their lives and that what makes Spider-Man great. He was late to jobs, school, dates had to miss out important events just to save the day. His life wasn't perfect; and whose's is? Superman is who we want and inspire to be and Batman is who we could possibly be if circumstances were provided. Spider-Man is who we are, just trying to do the right thing for the ones we love. In a way, Peter Parker's end is how he began his life was Spider-Man that unbeknownst to his family and friends he was hated as he tried to change the outcome of his situation while as always protecting the everyone he cared for. Doc Ock I never thought he would be the one that triumph over Spider- Man and with the memories of Peter Parker along with Otto's daring plans to improve and become "superior". This new Spider-Man's story is uncharted territory. We just have to wait and see.