With the recent One More Day showdown with Tony and Peter, I figured I'd throw out an older version of the fight where Peter still managed to lay the beat down on Tony. So for those that think Peter had no chance, know that he is actually stronger and faster since The Other storyline than he was in this hilarious beat down. While I still think Iron Man jobbed to Spidey, it seems Peter has history on his side. Hit the jump for the full page scan.
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That "Iron Man of 2020" Spidey story is one of my favorites, ever. I think I re-read it 15 or 20 times when it first came out.
Ya, I 'convienently' left out the whole Iron Man 2020 thing for dramatic purposes. Made for a better comparison to current day Spidey / Iron Man relationship. Still, it's pretty amusing how it syncs up with Civil War and current events if taken at face value.
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