Flashpoint: A Memoir - My Life as Peter Parker's Best Friend

Flashpoint: A Memoir - My Life as Peter Parker's Best Friend was a book written by Flash Thompson and Chris Freyer, detailing Flash's exaggerated friendship with Peter Parker upon Parker's secret identity as Spider-Man being revealed to the public. The book ceased to exist after Doctor Strange's spell cause the universe to forget Parker's existence.
==History==
In 2024, Flash Thompson co-wrote an exaggerated and mostly fake memoir to pose as Peter Parker's best friend once his identity as Spider-Man was publicly revealed, in which he claimed he was the one who created the alias "Spider-Man".The Daily Bugle Newspaper The book contained an "all persons fictitious" disclaimer which Flash claimed was there for purely legal reasons. A review in The Daily Bugle gave it a score of one out of five bugles. Later, he got interviewed by Betty Brant for The Daily Bugle, where he was asked about how he chose the name Spider-Man.The Daily Bugle
The MIT Assistant Vice Chancellor was later seen reading the book when she was approached by Parker during a traffic jam on the Alexander Hamilton Bridge.Spider-Man: No Way Home
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==References==
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