Marvel Superhero Adventures: Intergalactic Grand Prix - The Prelude

is a superhero comic book miniseries published by Marvel Comics. The miniseries serves as a prequel for Marvel Superhero Adventures: Intergalactic Grand Prix, featuring the main playable characters in the game, and consisting of twelve issues.
== Premise ==
The series follows twelve issues which reveal the truths about key facts and events of Marvel Superhero Adventures: Intergalactic Grand Prix, including why the Grandmaster has retired from hosting gladiatorial battles and begun hosting the Intergalactic Grand Prix, and why the heroes began sharing a passion for racing and personalized vehicles.
==Issues==
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No 	Title 	Summary 	 	
1 	“Enough Fight, Let's Ride!” 	Why has the Grandmaster retired from hosting gladiatorial battles and begun hosting the Intergalactic Grand Prix? The answer is revealed in this first chapter. 	 	
In his home planet of Sakaar, the Grandmaster is watching as numerous alien warriors battle each other in his gladiatorial arena, until he and his brother Taneleer Tivan the Collector notice how little his people are interested in the event, to the point the Grandmaster even admits he himself had likewise lost interest in hosting battles. He is briefly visited by Gwen Poole / Gwenpool, who was looking for a holographic screen to try and play her new racing video game, with Grandmaster joining her to alleviate boredom. Becoming impressed with how popular racing events are to humans, he watches from his monitors the racing competitions taking place on Earth, which even the Sakaarians become more interested in. Feeling inspired, the Grandmaster contacts Nova Corps leader Irani Rael / Nova Prime and S.H.I.E.L.D. director Nick Fury; after a long discussion, the two leaders eventually agree to support the Grandmaster’s proposal to host a racing tournament, which they dub the Intergalactic Grand Prix. As the Nova Corps and S.H.I.E.L.D. agents prepare the tournament, Fury and Rael suggest the Grandmaster they should run analysis on the potential candidates for the competition. 	In his home planet of Sakaar, the Grandmaster is watching as numerous alien warriors battle each other in his gladiatorial arena, until he and his brother Taneleer Tivan the Collector notice how little his people are interested in the event, to the point the Grandmaster even admits he himself had likewise lost interest in hosting battles. He is briefly visited by Gwen Poole / Gwenpool, who was looking for a holographic screen to try and play her new racing video game, with Grandmaster joining her to alleviate boredom. Becoming impressed with how popular racing events are to humans, he watches from his monitors the racing competitions taking place on Earth, which even the Sakaarians become more interested in. Feeling inspired, the Grandmaster contacts Nova Corps leader Irani Rael / Nova Prime and S.H.I.E.L.D. director Nick Fury; after a long discussion, the two leaders eventually agree to support the Grandmaster’s proposal to host a racing tournament, which they dub the Intergalactic Grand Prix. As the Nova Corps and S.H.I.E.L.D. agents prepare the tournament, Fury and Rael suggest the Grandmaster they should run analysis on the potential candidates for the competition. 	In his home planet of Sakaar, the Grandmaster is watching as numerous alien warriors battle each other in his gladiatorial arena, until he and his brother Taneleer Tivan the Collector notice how little his people are interested in the event, to the point the Grandmaster even admits he himself had likewise lost interest in hosting battles. He is briefly visited by Gwen Poole / Gwenpool, who was looking for a holographic screen to try and play her new racing video game, with Grandmaster joining her to alleviate boredom. Becoming impressed with how popular racing events are to humans, he watches from his monitors the racing competitions taking place on Earth, which even the Sakaarians become more interested in. Feeling inspired, the Grandmaster contacts Nova Corps leader Irani Rael / Nova Prime and S.H.I.E.L.D. director Nick Fury; after a long discussion, the two leaders eventually agree to support the Grandmaster’s proposal to host a racing tournament, which they dub the Intergalactic Grand Prix. As the Nova Corps and S.H.I.E.L.D. agents prepare the tournament, Fury and Rael suggest the Grandmaster they should run analysis on the potential candidates for the competition. 	In his home planet of Sakaar, the Grandmaster is watching as numerous alien warriors battle each other in his gladiatorial arena, until he and his brother Taneleer Tivan the Collector notice how little his people are interested in the event, to the point the Grandmaster even admits he himself had likewise lost interest in hosting battles. He is briefly visited by Gwen Poole / Gwenpool, who was looking for a holographic screen to try and play her new racing video game, with Grandmaster joining her to alleviate boredom. Becoming impressed with how popular racing events are to humans, he watches from his monitors the racing competitions taking place on Earth, which even the Sakaarians become more interested in. Feeling inspired, the Grandmaster contacts Nova Corps leader Irani Rael / Nova Prime and S.H.I.E.L.D. director Nick Fury; after a long discussion, the two leaders eventually agree to support the Grandmaster’s proposal to host a racing tournament, which they dub the Intergalactic Grand Prix. As the Nova Corps and S.H.I.E.L.D. agents prepare the tournament, Fury and Rael suggest the Grandmaster they should run analysis on the potential candidates for the competition. 	In his home planet of Sakaar, the Grandmaster is watching as numerous alien warriors battle each other in his gladiatorial arena, until he and his brother Taneleer Tivan the Collector notice how little his people are interested in the event, to the point the Grandmaster even admits he himself had likewise lost interest in hosting battles. He is briefly visited by Gwen Poole / Gwenpool, who was looking for a holographic screen to try and play her new racing video game, with Grandmaster joining her to alleviate boredom. Becoming impressed with how popular racing events are to humans, he watches from his monitors the racing competitions taking place on Earth, which even the Sakaarians become more interested in. Feeling inspired, the Grandmaster contacts Nova Corps leader Irani Rael / Nova Prime and S.H.I.E.L.D. director Nick Fury; after a long discussion, the two leaders eventually agree to support the Grandmaster’s proposal to host a racing tournament, which they dub the Intergalactic Grand Prix. As the Nova Corps and S.H.I.E.L.D. agents prepare the tournament, Fury and Rael suggest the Grandmaster they should run analysis on the potential candidates for the competition.
2 	“Test Drive” 	Find out how your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man inspired even Earth’s mightiest heroes with their passion for racing vehicles. 	 	
On Earth, Peter Parker / Spider-Man helps the Avengers (Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, Black Widow, Hawkeye, and Hulk) defeat the agents of Hydra who had stolen Oscorp’s equipment, including Norman Osborn’s Green Goblin technology. Succeeding, Peter goes to Horizon Labs to see his friends Gwen Stacy / Ghost-Spider and Miles Morales / Kid Arachnid, with whom he is working to finish upgrading their action vehicles, including their motorcycles (the Neighborhood Wind, the Speed Ghost, and the Ultimate Raptor). The three put their motorcycles to a test with a joyride which catches the amazed eyes of the citizens (including some S.H.I.E.L.D. and Nova Corps agents who report to Fury, Nova Prime, and Grandmaster), before joining the Avengers on battling a symbiote-possessed Hyperion, who is separated from his symbiote by the Spider-Trio with their motorcycles’ special capabilities. After earning praise from the public and the Avengers, Spider-Man and his team return to Horizon Labs to report their vehicles’ successful tests, while the Avengers (feeling inspired by the young heroes’ inventions) voice interest in building their own vehicles, which Captain America predicts will have a crucial role for what they may face next. Peter, Gwen and Miles are later shown resting in their lab before they are met with S.H.I.E.L.D. captain Maria Hill, who notifies them about the Intergalactic Grand Prix hosted by the Grandmaster, which the teens find intriguing. 	On Earth, Peter Parker / Spider-Man helps the Avengers (Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, Black Widow, Hawkeye, and Hulk) defeat the agents of Hydra who had stolen Oscorp’s equipment, including Norman Osborn’s Green Goblin technology. Succeeding, Peter goes to Horizon Labs to see his friends Gwen Stacy / Ghost-Spider and Miles Morales / Kid Arachnid, with whom he is working to finish upgrading their action vehicles, including their motorcycles (the Neighborhood Wind, the Speed Ghost, and the Ultimate Raptor). The three put their motorcycles to a test with a joyride which catches the amazed eyes of the citizens (including some S.H.I.E.L.D. and Nova Corps agents who report to Fury, Nova Prime, and Grandmaster), before joining the Avengers on battling a symbiote-possessed Hyperion, who is separated from his symbiote by the Spider-Trio with their motorcycles’ special capabilities. After earning praise from the public and the Avengers, Spider-Man and his team return to Horizon Labs to report their vehicles’ successful tests, while the Avengers (feeling inspired by the young heroes’ inventions) voice interest in building their own vehicles, which Captain America predicts will have a crucial role for what they may face next. Peter, Gwen and Miles are later shown resting in their lab before they are met with S.H.I.E.L.D. captain Maria Hill, who notifies them about the Intergalactic Grand Prix hosted by the Grandmaster, which the teens find intriguing. 	On Earth, Peter Parker / Spider-Man helps the Avengers (Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, Black Widow, Hawkeye, and Hulk) defeat the agents of Hydra who had stolen Oscorp’s equipment, including Norman Osborn’s Green Goblin technology. Succeeding, Peter goes to Horizon Labs to see his friends Gwen Stacy / Ghost-Spider and Miles Morales / Kid Arachnid, with whom he is working to finish upgrading their action vehicles, including their motorcycles (the Neighborhood Wind, the Speed Ghost, and the Ultimate Raptor). The three put their motorcycles to a test with a joyride which catches the amazed eyes of the citizens (including some S.H.I.E.L.D. and Nova Corps agents who report to Fury, Nova Prime, and Grandmaster), before joining the Avengers on battling a symbiote-possessed Hyperion, who is separated from his symbiote by the Spider-Trio with their motorcycles’ special capabilities. After earning praise from the public and the Avengers, Spider-Man and his team return to Horizon Labs to report their vehicles’ successful tests, while the Avengers (feeling inspired by the young heroes’ inventions) voice interest in building their own vehicles, which Captain America predicts will have a crucial role for what they may face next. Peter, Gwen and Miles are later shown resting in their lab before they are met with S.H.I.E.L.D. captain Maria Hill, who notifies them about the Intergalactic Grand Prix hosted by the Grandmaster, which the teens find intriguing. 	On Earth, Peter Parker / Spider-Man helps the Avengers (Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, Black Widow, Hawkeye, and Hulk) defeat the agents of Hydra who had stolen Oscorp’s equipment, including Norman Osborn’s Green Goblin technology. Succeeding, Peter goes to Horizon Labs to see his friends Gwen Stacy / Ghost-Spider and Miles Morales / Kid Arachnid, with whom he is working to finish upgrading their action vehicles, including their motorcycles (the Neighborhood Wind, the Speed Ghost, and the Ultimate Raptor). The three put their motorcycles to a test with a joyride which catches the amazed eyes of the citizens (including some S.H.I.E.L.D. and Nova Corps agents who report to Fury, Nova Prime, and Grandmaster), before joining the Avengers on battling a symbiote-possessed Hyperion, who is separated from his symbiote by the Spider-Trio with their motorcycles’ special capabilities. After earning praise from the public and the Avengers, Spider-Man and his team return to Horizon Labs to report their vehicles’ successful tests, while the Avengers (feeling inspired by the young heroes’ inventions) voice interest in building their own vehicles, which Captain America predicts will have a crucial role for what they may face next. Peter, Gwen and Miles are later shown resting in their lab before they are met with S.H.I.E.L.D. captain Maria Hill, who notifies them about the Intergalactic Grand Prix hosted by the Grandmaster, which the teens find intriguing. 	On Earth, Peter Parker / Spider-Man helps the Avengers (Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, Black Widow, Hawkeye, and Hulk) defeat the agents of Hydra who had stolen Oscorp’s equipment, including Norman Osborn’s Green Goblin technology. Succeeding, Peter goes to Horizon Labs to see his friends Gwen Stacy / Ghost-Spider and Miles Morales / Kid Arachnid, with whom he is working to finish upgrading their action vehicles, including their motorcycles (the Neighborhood Wind, the Speed Ghost, and the Ultimate Raptor). The three put their motorcycles to a test with a joyride which catches the amazed eyes of the citizens (including some S.H.I.E.L.D. and Nova Corps agents who report to Fury, Nova Prime, and Grandmaster), before joining the Avengers on battling a symbiote-possessed Hyperion, who is separated from his symbiote by the Spider-Trio with their motorcycles’ special capabilities. After earning praise from the public and the Avengers, Spider-Man and his team return to Horizon Labs to report their vehicles’ successful tests, while the Avengers (feeling inspired by the young heroes’ inventions) voice interest in building their own vehicles, which Captain America predicts will have a crucial role for what they may face next. Peter, Gwen and Miles are later shown resting in their lab before they are met with S.H.I.E.L.D. captain Maria Hill, who notifies them about the Intergalactic Grand Prix hosted by the Grandmaster, which the teens find intriguing.
3 	“Runaway Sloth Baby” 	How Kamala Khan turned a rejected racing kart into her Sloth Baby is revealed. 	 	
Kamala Khan is enjoying a day of heroics as Ms. Marvel while reading news about Spider-Man and his teammates having inspired superheroes in building new vehicles following their victory against a Symbiote-possessed Hyperion, which motivates Kamala with building a second vehicle for herself (next to her scooter the Mini Marvel). Just then, she witnesses Midtown High School jock Blake Dorman driving his go-kart poorly, and losing a go-kart race he was taking part of. However, Dorman arrogantly blames his failure on his "dysfunctional" kart, which he disowns and abandons in the road, much to everyone's (including Kamala's) disappointment. Kamala eventually takes the kart to her home, where she and her surrogate sister Anya Corazon repaint it, and upgrade it with a Terrigen crystal which allows the kart to match Kamala's Inhuman powers, and transforms it into a race car-like machine. After spending a day joyriding on her new kart (which she renames the "Sloth Baby"), Kamala / Ms. Marvel finds Dorman disowning another kart he was driving poorly, until a drone transforms the kart into an Ultron Unity, which chases after him. Ms. Marvel manages to destroy the robot and save Dorman, who is then punished by the neighborhood authorities for what he caused. As Dorman is sentenced to community service, Kamala continues driving her Sloth Baby, and is met with Carol Danvers / Captain Marvel, who expresses approval of Kamala's performance and work with her kart, and later with Spider-Man, who informs them both of Agent Hill's message about the Grandmaster. 	Kamala Khan is enjoying a day of heroics as Ms. Marvel while reading news about Spider-Man and his teammates having inspired superheroes in building new vehicles following their victory against a Symbiote-possessed Hyperion, which motivates Kamala with building a second vehicle for herself (next to her scooter the Mini Marvel). Just then, she witnesses Midtown High School jock Blake Dorman driving his go-kart poorly, and losing a go-kart race he was taking part of. However, Dorman arrogantly blames his failure on his "dysfunctional" kart, which he disowns and abandons in the road, much to everyone's (including Kamala's) disappointment. Kamala eventually takes the kart to her home, where she and her surrogate sister Anya Corazon repaint it, and upgrade it with a Terrigen crystal which allows the kart to match Kamala's Inhuman powers, and transforms it into a race car-like machine. After spending a day joyriding on her new kart (which she renames the "Sloth Baby"), Kamala / Ms. Marvel finds Dorman disowning another kart he was driving poorly, until a drone transforms the kart into an Ultron Unity, which chases after him. Ms. Marvel manages to destroy the robot and save Dorman, who is then punished by the neighborhood authorities for what he caused. As Dorman is sentenced to community service, Kamala continues driving her Sloth Baby, and is met with Carol Danvers / Captain Marvel, who expresses approval of Kamala's performance and work with her kart, and later with Spider-Man, who informs them both of Agent Hill's message about the Grandmaster. 	Kamala Khan is enjoying a day of heroics as Ms. Marvel while reading news about Spider-Man and his teammates having inspired superheroes in building new vehicles following their victory against a Symbiote-possessed Hyperion, which motivates Kamala with building a second vehicle for herself (next to her scooter the Mini Marvel). Just then, she witnesses Midtown High School jock Blake Dorman driving his go-kart poorly, and losing a go-kart race he was taking part of. However, Dorman arrogantly blames his failure on his "dysfunctional" kart, which he disowns and abandons in the road, much to everyone's (including Kamala's) disappointment. Kamala eventually takes the kart to her home, where she and her surrogate sister Anya Corazon repaint it, and upgrade it with a Terrigen crystal which allows the kart to match Kamala's Inhuman powers, and transforms it into a race car-like machine. After spending a day joyriding on her new kart (which she renames the "Sloth Baby"), Kamala / Ms. Marvel finds Dorman disowning another kart he was driving poorly, until a drone transforms the kart into an Ultron Unity, which chases after him. Ms. Marvel manages to destroy the robot and save Dorman, who is then punished by the neighborhood authorities for what he caused. As Dorman is sentenced to community service, Kamala continues driving her Sloth Baby, and is met with Carol Danvers / Captain Marvel, who expresses approval of Kamala's performance and work with her kart, and later with Spider-Man, who informs them both of Agent Hill's message about the Grandmaster. 	Kamala Khan is enjoying a day of heroics as Ms. Marvel while reading news about Spider-Man and his teammates having inspired superheroes in building new vehicles following their victory against a Symbiote-possessed Hyperion, which motivates Kamala with building a second vehicle for herself (next to her scooter the Mini Marvel). Just then, she witnesses Midtown High School jock Blake Dorman driving his go-kart poorly, and losing a go-kart race he was taking part of. However, Dorman arrogantly blames his failure on his "dysfunctional" kart, which he disowns and abandons in the road, much to everyone's (including Kamala's) disappointment. Kamala eventually takes the kart to her home, where she and her surrogate sister Anya Corazon repaint it, and upgrade it with a Terrigen crystal which allows the kart to match Kamala's Inhuman powers, and transforms it into a race car-like machine. After spending a day joyriding on her new kart (which she renames the "Sloth Baby"), Kamala / Ms. Marvel finds Dorman disowning another kart he was driving poorly, until a drone transforms the kart into an Ultron Unity, which chases after him. Ms. Marvel manages to destroy the robot and save Dorman, who is then punished by the neighborhood authorities for what he caused. As Dorman is sentenced to community service, Kamala continues driving her Sloth Baby, and is met with Carol Danvers / Captain Marvel, who expresses approval of Kamala's performance and work with her kart, and later with Spider-Man, who informs them both of Agent Hill's message about the Grandmaster. 	Kamala Khan is enjoying a day of heroics as Ms. Marvel while reading news about Spider-Man and his teammates having inspired superheroes in building new vehicles following their victory against a Symbiote-possessed Hyperion, which motivates Kamala with building a second vehicle for herself (next to her scooter the Mini Marvel). Just then, she witnesses Midtown High School jock Blake Dorman driving his go-kart poorly, and losing a go-kart race he was taking part of. However, Dorman arrogantly blames his failure on his "dysfunctional" kart, which he disowns and abandons in the road, much to everyone's (including Kamala's) disappointment. Kamala eventually takes the kart to her home, where she and her surrogate sister Anya Corazon repaint it, and upgrade it with a Terrigen crystal which allows the kart to match Kamala's Inhuman powers, and transforms it into a race car-like machine. After spending a day joyriding on her new kart (which she renames the "Sloth Baby"), Kamala / Ms. Marvel finds Dorman disowning another kart he was driving poorly, until a drone transforms the kart into an Ultron Unity, which chases after him. Ms. Marvel manages to destroy the robot and save Dorman, who is then punished by the neighborhood authorities for what he caused. As Dorman is sentenced to community service, Kamala continues driving her Sloth Baby, and is met with Carol Danvers / Captain Marvel, who expresses approval of Kamala's performance and work with her kart, and later with Spider-Man, who informs them both of Agent Hill's message about the Grandmaster.
4 	“Menace and Bookworm No More” 	Peter Parker had two nuisances in his life: J. Jonah Jameson, who controversially criticized Spider-Man as a menace, and was obsessed with making his son a hero, and Flash Thompson, who enjoyed bullying Peter despite being a Spider-Man fan. But more nowadays, this issue reveals how Jameson and Flash got their bitter comeuppance, letting Peter and Spider-Man live in peace. 	 	
Spider-Man continues his heroic activities (such as defeating Kang the Conqueror with an alternate timeline variant of Mjolnir) with citizens giving him great praise. His actions are observed by the Avengers, including Thor, despite acknowledging old Daily Bugle papers describing Spider-Man as a "Wall-crawling Menace". Captain America explains that these were written by J. Jonah Jameson, the former editor of the Daily Bugle, and the only citizen who disliked Spider-Man, and controversially attempted to defame him in newspapers against the sources and evidences. Spider-Man (as his civilian identity of Peter Parker) had similar issues with his high school bully Flash Thompson, who regularly boasted about being Spider-Man's biggest fan and "best friend". Peter also became estranged from his former classmate (and Jameson's son) John "J.J." Jameson when Jameson (who more controversially gave Spider-Man's heroic credit to J.J. in newspapers) obsessed with getting Peter to work for him as photographer for the Daily Bugle, which Peter constantly refused, especially after Kamala Khan revealed to Peter that Jameson was also abusive to his younger son Reginald "Reggie", and that he agreed to keep Norman Osborn's identity of Green Goblin and manslaughter of Gwen Stacy's father George Stacy Miles Morales's father Jefferson Davis in secret in exchange for a cure for J.J.'s undisclosed condition. Things became worse when Flash started bullying J.J. like he did Peter, provoking J.J. (who was affected by a Lunar Gem during a field trip in NASA) into transforming into the monstrous Man-Wolf, wreaking havoc in the school and killing Flash's best friend and Osborn's son Harry Osborn as Flash fled in fear. After Peter (as Spider-Man) defeated Man-Wolf, Jameson and Osborn both begun berating at Spider-Man until Kamala used her recorded evidences to expose the Osborn as the Green Goblin, and Jameson's illegal actions. As Peter and his friends dropped out of Midtown High to enroll at Horizon Academy, and Osborn and Man-Wolf were imprisoned in the Raft, Jameson and Flash were both condemned by the citizens (including Midtown High's students) for their actions (Jameson for his selfishness and lies about his son and Spider-Man, and Flash for his cowardice) and blamed for the disaster, with Jameson being fired from the Bugle, given a life sentence in prison, and replaced for Robbie Robertson, and Flash being rejected from the school's football team, and shunned by the students in Midtown High. Back in Present, Captain America and Thor watch as Peter continues living life anew with his friends, and Jameson and Flash continue facing the consequences for their actions.	Spider-Man continues his heroic activities (such as defeating Kang the Conqueror with an alternate timeline variant of Mjolnir) with citizens giving him great praise. His actions are observed by the Avengers, including Thor, despite acknowledging old Daily Bugle papers describing Spider-Man as a "Wall-crawling Menace". Captain America explains that these were written by J. Jonah Jameson, the former editor of the Daily Bugle, and the only citizen who disliked Spider-Man, and controversially attempted to defame him in newspapers against the sources and evidences. Spider-Man (as his civilian identity of Peter Parker) had similar issues with his high school bully Flash Thompson, who regularly boasted about being Spider-Man's biggest fan and "best friend". Peter also became estranged from his former classmate (and Jameson's son) John "J.J." Jameson when Jameson (who more controversially gave Spider-Man's heroic credit to J.J. in newspapers) obsessed with getting Peter to work for him as photographer for the Daily Bugle, which Peter constantly refused, especially after Kamala Khan revealed to Peter that Jameson was also abusive to his younger son Reginald "Reggie", and that he agreed to keep Norman Osborn's identity of Green Goblin and manslaughter of Gwen Stacy's father George Stacy Miles Morales's father Jefferson Davis in secret in exchange for a cure for J.J.'s undisclosed condition. Things became worse when Flash started bullying J.J. like he did Peter, provoking J.J. (who was affected by a Lunar Gem during a field trip in NASA) into transforming into the monstrous Man-Wolf, wreaking havoc in the school and killing Flash's best friend and Osborn's son Harry Osborn as Flash fled in fear. After Peter (as Spider-Man) defeated Man-Wolf, Jameson and Osborn both begun berating at Spider-Man until Kamala used her recorded evidences to expose the Osborn as the Green Goblin, and Jameson's illegal actions. As Peter and his friends dropped out of Midtown High to enroll at Horizon Academy, and Osborn and Man-Wolf were imprisoned in the Raft, Jameson and Flash were both condemned by the citizens (including Midtown High's students) for their actions (Jameson for his selfishness and lies about his son and Spider-Man, and Flash for his cowardice) and blamed for the disaster, with Jameson being fired from the Bugle, given a life sentence in prison, and replaced for Robbie Robertson, and Flash being rejected from the school's football team, and shunned by the students in Midtown High. Back in Present, Captain America and Thor watch as Peter continues living life anew with his friends, and Jameson and Flash continue facing the consequences for their actions.	Spider-Man continues his heroic activities (such as defeating Kang the Conqueror with an alternate timeline variant of Mjolnir) with citizens giving him great praise. His actions are observed by the Avengers, including Thor, despite acknowledging old Daily Bugle papers describing Spider-Man as a "Wall-crawling Menace". Captain America explains that these were written by J. Jonah Jameson, the former editor of the Daily Bugle, and the only citizen who disliked Spider-Man, and controversially attempted to defame him in newspapers against the sources and evidences. Spider-Man (as his civilian identity of Peter Parker) had similar issues with his high school bully Flash Thompson, who regularly boasted about being Spider-Man's biggest fan and "best friend". Peter also became estranged from his former classmate (and Jameson's son) John "J.J." Jameson when Jameson (who more controversially gave Spider-Man's heroic credit to J.J. in newspapers) obsessed with getting Peter to work for him as photographer for the Daily Bugle, which Peter constantly refused, especially after Kamala Khan revealed to Peter that Jameson was also abusive to his younger son Reginald "Reggie", and that he agreed to keep Norman Osborn's identity of Green Goblin and manslaughter of Gwen Stacy's father George Stacy Miles Morales's father Jefferson Davis in secret in exchange for a cure for J.J.'s undisclosed condition. Things became worse when Flash started bullying J.J. like he did Peter, provoking J.J. (who was affected by a Lunar Gem during a field trip in NASA) into transforming into the monstrous Man-Wolf, wreaking havoc in the school and killing Flash's best friend and Osborn's son Harry Osborn as Flash fled in fear. After Peter (as Spider-Man) defeated Man-Wolf, Jameson and Osborn both begun berating at Spider-Man until Kamala used her recorded evidences to expose the Osborn as the Green Goblin, and Jameson's illegal actions. As Peter and his friends dropped out of Midtown High to enroll at Horizon Academy, and Osborn and Man-Wolf were imprisoned in the Raft, Jameson and Flash were both condemned by the citizens (including Midtown High's students) for their actions (Jameson for his selfishness and lies about his son and Spider-Man, and Flash for his cowardice) and blamed for the disaster, with Jameson being fired from the Bugle, given a life sentence in prison, and replaced for Robbie Robertson, and Flash being rejected from the school's football team, and shunned by the students in Midtown High. Back in Present, Captain America and Thor watch as Peter continues living life anew with his friends, and Jameson and Flash continue facing the consequences for their actions.	Spider-Man continues his heroic activities (such as defeating Kang the Conqueror with an alternate timeline variant of Mjolnir) with citizens giving him great praise. His actions are observed by the Avengers, including Thor, despite acknowledging old Daily Bugle papers describing Spider-Man as a "Wall-crawling Menace". Captain America explains that these were written by J. Jonah Jameson, the former editor of the Daily Bugle, and the only citizen who disliked Spider-Man, and controversially attempted to defame him in newspapers against the sources and evidences. Spider-Man (as his civilian identity of Peter Parker) had similar issues with his high school bully Flash Thompson, who regularly boasted about being Spider-Man's biggest fan and "best friend". Peter also became estranged from his former classmate (and Jameson's son) John "J.J." Jameson when Jameson (who more controversially gave Spider-Man's heroic credit to J.J. in newspapers) obsessed with getting Peter to work for him as photographer for the Daily Bugle, which Peter constantly refused, especially after Kamala Khan revealed to Peter that Jameson was also abusive to his younger son Reginald "Reggie", and that he agreed to keep Norman Osborn's identity of Green Goblin and manslaughter of Gwen Stacy's father George Stacy Miles Morales's father Jefferson Davis in secret in exchange for a cure for J.J.'s undisclosed condition. Things became worse when Flash started bullying J.J. like he did Peter, provoking J.J. (who was affected by a Lunar Gem during a field trip in NASA) into transforming into the monstrous Man-Wolf, wreaking havoc in the school and killing Flash's best friend and Osborn's son Harry Osborn as Flash fled in fear. After Peter (as Spider-Man) defeated Man-Wolf, Jameson and Osborn both begun berating at Spider-Man until Kamala used her recorded evidences to expose the Osborn as the Green Goblin, and Jameson's illegal actions. As Peter and his friends dropped out of Midtown High to enroll at Horizon Academy, and Osborn and Man-Wolf were imprisoned in the Raft, Jameson and Flash were both condemned by the citizens (including Midtown High's students) for their actions (Jameson for his selfishness and lies about his son and Spider-Man, and Flash for his cowardice) and blamed for the disaster, with Jameson being fired from the Bugle, given a life sentence in prison, and replaced for Robbie Robertson, and Flash being rejected from the school's football team, and shunned by the students in Midtown High. Back in Present, Captain America and Thor watch as Peter continues living life anew with his friends, and Jameson and Flash continue facing the consequences for their actions.	Spider-Man continues his heroic activities (such as defeating Kang the Conqueror with an alternate timeline variant of Mjolnir) with citizens giving him great praise. His actions are observed by the Avengers, including Thor, despite acknowledging old Daily Bugle papers describing Spider-Man as a "Wall-crawling Menace". Captain America explains that these were written by J. Jonah Jameson, the former editor of the Daily Bugle, and the only citizen who disliked Spider-Man, and controversially attempted to defame him in newspapers against the sources and evidences. Spider-Man (as his civilian identity of Peter Parker) had similar issues with his high school bully Flash Thompson, who regularly boasted about being Spider-Man's biggest fan and "best friend". Peter also became estranged from his former classmate (and Jameson's son) John "J.J." Jameson when Jameson (who more controversially gave Spider-Man's heroic credit to J.J. in newspapers) obsessed with getting Peter to work for him as photographer for the Daily Bugle, which Peter constantly refused, especially after Kamala Khan revealed to Peter that Jameson was also abusive to his younger son Reginald "Reggie", and that he agreed to keep Norman Osborn's identity of Green Goblin and manslaughter of Gwen Stacy's father George Stacy Miles Morales's father Jefferson Davis in secret in exchange for a cure for J.J.'s undisclosed condition. Things became worse when Flash started bullying J.J. like he did Peter, provoking J.J. (who was affected by a Lunar Gem during a field trip in NASA) into transforming into the monstrous Man-Wolf, wreaking havoc in the school and killing Flash's best friend and Osborn's son Harry Osborn as Flash fled in fear. After Peter (as Spider-Man) defeated Man-Wolf, Jameson and Osborn both begun berating at Spider-Man until Kamala used her recorded evidences to expose the Osborn as the Green Goblin, and Jameson's illegal actions. As Peter and his friends dropped out of Midtown High to enroll at Horizon Academy, and Osborn and Man-Wolf were imprisoned in the Raft, Jameson and Flash were both condemned by the citizens (including Midtown High's students) for their actions (Jameson for his selfishness and lies about his son and Spider-Man, and Flash for his cowardice) and blamed for the disaster, with Jameson being fired from the Bugle, given a life sentence in prison, and replaced for Robbie Robertson, and Flash being rejected from the school's football team, and shunned by the students in Midtown High. Back in Present, Captain America and Thor watch as Peter continues living life anew with his friends, and Jameson and Flash continue facing the consequences for their actions.
5 	“The Galaxy's Deadliest Mom” 	Gamora reveals the story of how her relationship with Peter Quill / Star-Lord changed her from the emotionless assassin Thanos raised her to be, to the Guardian of the Galaxy and mother she is now. 	 	
As she recalls the day she and Miles earned their spider powers from a clone of the super-spider which gave Peter his powers, Gwen / Ghost-Spider returns home with her younger sister Sarah to see her mother Helen Stacy cooking alongside Guardians of the Galaxy member Gamora, much to Gwen's surprise (as she had heard that Gamora has been known as the galaxy's deadliest woman, and spent years of her life battling creatures more powerful than she is). As she helps Helen prepare dinner, Gamora tells Gwen the story of her lifetime: of how she changed from her old ways thanks to her relationship with Peter Quill the Star-Lord; years ago, Gamora was once Thanos's elite assassin, whom he trained to be a living weapon, until she witnessed Star-Lord (who was at the time a member of the space pirates known as the Ravagers) save an alien mother and her children from a pack of Thanos's minions, reminding Gamora of when she was once separated from her sister Nebula and deceased parents, and eventually causing her to defect against Thanos's forces. Some time later, Gamora saw Quill resting near his ship while enjoying his walkman, which was the last gift he received from his deceased mother before she died and he was raised by the Ravagers. As Quill took a nap, Gamora sneaked into his ship, and tried his radio, playing a song which Gamora enjoyed the mostidentified by the background lyrics as "If I Could Turn Back Time" by Cher: one which connected with her desire to make amends for her past actions in Thanos's behalf. As she also sang along with the song, Gamora was surprisingly met with Quill, who was fascinated by her newfound passion for music. Gamora in turn was fascinated by how Quill indirectly redeemed her, and the two fell in love, becoming a couple and space-traveling partners. Back in present, as she helps Helen finish preparing the dinner, Gamora also reveals that (shortly after the Guardians of the Galaxy were formed) she and Quill also gave birth to a daughter named Zoe, much to Gwen's and Sarah's soft admiration. 	As she recalls the day she and Miles earned their spider powers from a clone of the super-spider which gave Peter his powers, Gwen / Ghost-Spider returns home with her younger sister Sarah to see her mother Helen Stacy cooking alongside Guardians of the Galaxy member Gamora, much to Gwen's surprise (as she had heard that Gamora has been known as the galaxy's deadliest woman, and spent years of her life battling creatures more powerful than she is). As she helps Helen prepare dinner, Gamora tells Gwen the story of her lifetime: of how she changed from her old ways thanks to her relationship with Peter Quill the Star-Lord; years ago, Gamora was once Thanos's elite assassin, whom he trained to be a living weapon, until she witnessed Star-Lord (who was at the time a member of the space pirates known as the Ravagers) save an alien mother and her children from a pack of Thanos's minions, reminding Gamora of when she was once separated from her sister Nebula and deceased parents, and eventually causing her to defect against Thanos's forces. Some time later, Gamora saw Quill resting near his ship while enjoying his walkman, which was the last gift he received from his deceased mother before she died and he was raised by the Ravagers. As Quill took a nap, Gamora sneaked into his ship, and tried his radio, playing a song which Gamora enjoyed the mostidentified by the background lyrics as "If I Could Turn Back Time" by Cher: one which connected with her desire to make amends for her past actions in Thanos's behalf. As she also sang along with the song, Gamora was surprisingly met with Quill, who was fascinated by her newfound passion for music. Gamora in turn was fascinated by how Quill indirectly redeemed her, and the two fell in love, becoming a couple and space-traveling partners. Back in present, as she helps Helen finish preparing the dinner, Gamora also reveals that (shortly after the Guardians of the Galaxy were formed) she and Quill also gave birth to a daughter named Zoe, much to Gwen's and Sarah's soft admiration. 	As she recalls the day she and Miles earned their spider powers from a clone of the super-spider which gave Peter his powers, Gwen / Ghost-Spider returns home with her younger sister Sarah to see her mother Helen Stacy cooking alongside Guardians of the Galaxy member Gamora, much to Gwen's surprise (as she had heard that Gamora has been known as the galaxy's deadliest woman, and spent years of her life battling creatures more powerful than she is). As she helps Helen prepare dinner, Gamora tells Gwen the story of her lifetime: of how she changed from her old ways thanks to her relationship with Peter Quill the Star-Lord; years ago, Gamora was once Thanos's elite assassin, whom he trained to be a living weapon, until she witnessed Star-Lord (who was at the time a member of the space pirates known as the Ravagers) save an alien mother and her children from a pack of Thanos's minions, reminding Gamora of when she was once separated from her sister Nebula and deceased parents, and eventually causing her to defect against Thanos's forces. Some time later, Gamora saw Quill resting near his ship while enjoying his walkman, which was the last gift he received from his deceased mother before she died and he was raised by the Ravagers. As Quill took a nap, Gamora sneaked into his ship, and tried his radio, playing a song which Gamora enjoyed the mostidentified by the background lyrics as "If I Could Turn Back Time" by Cher: one which connected with her desire to make amends for her past actions in Thanos's behalf. As she also sang along with the song, Gamora was surprisingly met with Quill, who was fascinated by her newfound passion for music. Gamora in turn was fascinated by how Quill indirectly redeemed her, and the two fell in love, becoming a couple and space-traveling partners. Back in present, as she helps Helen finish preparing the dinner, Gamora also reveals that (shortly after the Guardians of the Galaxy were formed) she and Quill also gave birth to a daughter named Zoe, much to Gwen's and Sarah's soft admiration. 	As she recalls the day she and Miles earned their spider powers from a clone of the super-spider which gave Peter his powers, Gwen / Ghost-Spider returns home with her younger sister Sarah to see her mother Helen Stacy cooking alongside Guardians of the Galaxy member Gamora, much to Gwen's surprise (as she had heard that Gamora has been known as the galaxy's deadliest woman, and spent years of her life battling creatures more powerful than she is). As she helps Helen prepare dinner, Gamora tells Gwen the story of her lifetime: of how she changed from her old ways thanks to her relationship with Peter Quill the Star-Lord; years ago, Gamora was once Thanos's elite assassin, whom he trained to be a living weapon, until she witnessed Star-Lord (who was at the time a member of the space pirates known as the Ravagers) save an alien mother and her children from a pack of Thanos's minions, reminding Gamora of when she was once separated from her sister Nebula and deceased parents, and eventually causing her to defect against Thanos's forces. Some time later, Gamora saw Quill resting near his ship while enjoying his walkman, which was the last gift he received from his deceased mother before she died and he was raised by the Ravagers. As Quill took a nap, Gamora sneaked into his ship, and tried his radio, playing a song which Gamora enjoyed the mostidentified by the background lyrics as "If I Could Turn Back Time" by Cher: one which connected with her desire to make amends for her past actions in Thanos's behalf. As she also sang along with the song, Gamora was surprisingly met with Quill, who was fascinated by her newfound passion for music. Gamora in turn was fascinated by how Quill indirectly redeemed her, and the two fell in love, becoming a couple and space-traveling partners. Back in present, as she helps Helen finish preparing the dinner, Gamora also reveals that (shortly after the Guardians of the Galaxy were formed) she and Quill also gave birth to a daughter named Zoe, much to Gwen's and Sarah's soft admiration. 	As she recalls the day she and Miles earned their spider powers from a clone of the super-spider which gave Peter his powers, Gwen / Ghost-Spider returns home with her younger sister Sarah to see her mother Helen Stacy cooking alongside Guardians of the Galaxy member Gamora, much to Gwen's surprise (as she had heard that Gamora has been known as the galaxy's deadliest woman, and spent years of her life battling creatures more powerful than she is). As she helps Helen prepare dinner, Gamora tells Gwen the story of her lifetime: of how she changed from her old ways thanks to her relationship with Peter Quill the Star-Lord; years ago, Gamora was once Thanos's elite assassin, whom he trained to be a living weapon, until she witnessed Star-Lord (who was at the time a member of the space pirates known as the Ravagers) save an alien mother and her children from a pack of Thanos's minions, reminding Gamora of when she was once separated from her sister Nebula and deceased parents, and eventually causing her to defect against Thanos's forces. Some time later, Gamora saw Quill resting near his ship while enjoying his walkman, which was the last gift he received from his deceased mother before she died and he was raised by the Ravagers. As Quill took a nap, Gamora sneaked into his ship, and tried his radio, playing a song which Gamora enjoyed the mostidentified by the background lyrics as "If I Could Turn Back Time" by Cher: one which connected with her desire to make amends for her past actions in Thanos's behalf. As she also sang along with the song, Gamora was surprisingly met with Quill, who was fascinated by her newfound passion for music. Gamora in turn was fascinated by how Quill indirectly redeemed her, and the two fell in love, becoming a couple and space-traveling partners. Back in present, as she helps Helen finish preparing the dinner, Gamora also reveals that (shortly after the Guardians of the Galaxy were formed) she and Quill also gave birth to a daughter named Zoe, much to Gwen's and Sarah's soft admiration.
6 	“Cat-Suited Robin Hood” 	Felicia Hardy / Black Cat hunts for a forgotten treasure, and reveals her origin story in flashbacks. 	 	
Felicia Hardy is seeking out a new treasure she discovered in the wreck of a pirate ship, as she is heard narrating her origin story as the vigilante Black Cat: shortly after breaking up with Flash Thompson for cowardly leaving her to a group of thugs who were beaten by Spider-Man, Felicia was on a hunt for a mystical gemstone in Egypt known as the Heart of Isis. Successfully reaching the gem, Felicia saw numerous visions of several domestic and wild cats before being congratulated by an apparition of the cat goddess Isis herself. Waking up, Felicia discovered that she now had cat-based abilities, such as enhanced strength and agility on par with Spider-Man, night vision, and a psychic aura which induces bad luck in its victims through eye contact. Inspired by Spider-Man's heroic performance, Felicia became a superheroine herself on the name of Black Cat. In her first period, Felicia underwent Robin Hood-themed heroics; stealing from the rich and corrupt like Norman Osborn and Wilson Fisk the Kingpin, and donating for the poor but innocent. She also used her bad luck abilities to secretly jinx bullies, including Thompson after he broke up with his second girlfriend Betty Brant for "being too soft for the nerds". In present day, Felicia returns to the beach with her collected treasure to see Betty (who had become her girlfriend after learning of her identity of Black Cat) as they witness Thompson still shunned by Midtown High's students for the Man-Wolf incident and plagued by bad luck (as he is shown getting a ticket from a officer, and his car malfunctioning), much to the girls' smile of satisfaction. Felicia is soon approached by Princess Shuri of Wakanda, who tells her about the Intergalactic Grand Prix hosted by the Grandmaster. Felicia gladly accepts participating in the tournament as she takes Betty to meet with the Mary Janes. 	Felicia Hardy is seeking out a new treasure she discovered in the wreck of a pirate ship, as she is heard narrating her origin story as the vigilante Black Cat: shortly after breaking up with Flash Thompson for cowardly leaving her to a group of thugs who were beaten by Spider-Man, Felicia was on a hunt for a mystical gemstone in Egypt known as the Heart of Isis. Successfully reaching the gem, Felicia saw numerous visions of several domestic and wild cats before being congratulated by an apparition of the cat goddess Isis herself. Waking up, Felicia discovered that she now had cat-based abilities, such as enhanced strength and agility on par with Spider-Man, night vision, and a psychic aura which induces bad luck in its victims through eye contact. Inspired by Spider-Man's heroic performance, Felicia became a superheroine herself on the name of Black Cat. In her first period, Felicia underwent Robin Hood-themed heroics; stealing from the rich and corrupt like Norman Osborn and Wilson Fisk the Kingpin, and donating for the poor but innocent. She also used her bad luck abilities to secretly jinx bullies, including Thompson after he broke up with his second girlfriend Betty Brant for "being too soft for the nerds". In present day, Felicia returns to the beach with her collected treasure to see Betty (who had become her girlfriend after learning of her identity of Black Cat) as they witness Thompson still shunned by Midtown High's students for the Man-Wolf incident and plagued by bad luck (as he is shown getting a ticket from a officer, and his car malfunctioning), much to the girls' smile of satisfaction. Felicia is soon approached by Princess Shuri of Wakanda, who tells her about the Intergalactic Grand Prix hosted by the Grandmaster. Felicia gladly accepts participating in the tournament as she takes Betty to meet with the Mary Janes. 	Felicia Hardy is seeking out a new treasure she discovered in the wreck of a pirate ship, as she is heard narrating her origin story as the vigilante Black Cat: shortly after breaking up with Flash Thompson for cowardly leaving her to a group of thugs who were beaten by Spider-Man, Felicia was on a hunt for a mystical gemstone in Egypt known as the Heart of Isis. Successfully reaching the gem, Felicia saw numerous visions of several domestic and wild cats before being congratulated by an apparition of the cat goddess Isis herself. Waking up, Felicia discovered that she now had cat-based abilities, such as enhanced strength and agility on par with Spider-Man, night vision, and a psychic aura which induces bad luck in its victims through eye contact. Inspired by Spider-Man's heroic performance, Felicia became a superheroine herself on the name of Black Cat. In her first period, Felicia underwent Robin Hood-themed heroics; stealing from the rich and corrupt like Norman Osborn and Wilson Fisk the Kingpin, and donating for the poor but innocent. She also used her bad luck abilities to secretly jinx bullies, including Thompson after he broke up with his second girlfriend Betty Brant for "being too soft for the nerds". In present day, Felicia returns to the beach with her collected treasure to see Betty (who had become her girlfriend after learning of her identity of Black Cat) as they witness Thompson still shunned by Midtown High's students for the Man-Wolf incident and plagued by bad luck (as he is shown getting a ticket from a officer, and his car malfunctioning), much to the girls' smile of satisfaction. Felicia is soon approached by Princess Shuri of Wakanda, who tells her about the Intergalactic Grand Prix hosted by the Grandmaster. Felicia gladly accepts participating in the tournament as she takes Betty to meet with the Mary Janes. 	Felicia Hardy is seeking out a new treasure she discovered in the wreck of a pirate ship, as she is heard narrating her origin story as the vigilante Black Cat: shortly after breaking up with Flash Thompson for cowardly leaving her to a group of thugs who were beaten by Spider-Man, Felicia was on a hunt for a mystical gemstone in Egypt known as the Heart of Isis. Successfully reaching the gem, Felicia saw numerous visions of several domestic and wild cats before being congratulated by an apparition of the cat goddess Isis herself. Waking up, Felicia discovered that she now had cat-based abilities, such as enhanced strength and agility on par with Spider-Man, night vision, and a psychic aura which induces bad luck in its victims through eye contact. Inspired by Spider-Man's heroic performance, Felicia became a superheroine herself on the name of Black Cat. In her first period, Felicia underwent Robin Hood-themed heroics; stealing from the rich and corrupt like Norman Osborn and Wilson Fisk the Kingpin, and donating for the poor but innocent. She also used her bad luck abilities to secretly jinx bullies, including Thompson after he broke up with his second girlfriend Betty Brant for "being too soft for the nerds". In present day, Felicia returns to the beach with her collected treasure to see Betty (who had become her girlfriend after learning of her identity of Black Cat) as they witness Thompson still shunned by Midtown High's students for the Man-Wolf incident and plagued by bad luck (as he is shown getting a ticket from a officer, and his car malfunctioning), much to the girls' smile of satisfaction. Felicia is soon approached by Princess Shuri of Wakanda, who tells her about the Intergalactic Grand Prix hosted by the Grandmaster. Felicia gladly accepts participating in the tournament as she takes Betty to meet with the Mary Janes. 	Felicia Hardy is seeking out a new treasure she discovered in the wreck of a pirate ship, as she is heard narrating her origin story as the vigilante Black Cat: shortly after breaking up with Flash Thompson for cowardly leaving her to a group of thugs who were beaten by Spider-Man, Felicia was on a hunt for a mystical gemstone in Egypt known as the Heart of Isis. Successfully reaching the gem, Felicia saw numerous visions of several domestic and wild cats before being congratulated by an apparition of the cat goddess Isis herself. Waking up, Felicia discovered that she now had cat-based abilities, such as enhanced strength and agility on par with Spider-Man, night vision, and a psychic aura which induces bad luck in its victims through eye contact. Inspired by Spider-Man's heroic performance, Felicia became a superheroine herself on the name of Black Cat. In her first period, Felicia underwent Robin Hood-themed heroics; stealing from the rich and corrupt like Norman Osborn and Wilson Fisk the Kingpin, and donating for the poor but innocent. She also used her bad luck abilities to secretly jinx bullies, including Thompson after he broke up with his second girlfriend Betty Brant for "being too soft for the nerds". In present day, Felicia returns to the beach with her collected treasure to see Betty (who had become her girlfriend after learning of her identity of Black Cat) as they witness Thompson still shunned by Midtown High's students for the Man-Wolf incident and plagued by bad luck (as he is shown getting a ticket from a officer, and his car malfunctioning), much to the girls' smile of satisfaction. Felicia is soon approached by Princess Shuri of Wakanda, who tells her about the Intergalactic Grand Prix hosted by the Grandmaster. Felicia gladly accepts participating in the tournament as she takes Betty to meet with the Mary Janes.
7 	“Something Pretty to Wear” 	Mary Jane Watson and her bandmates, the Mary Janes, discuss what good gear could be worn by the superheroes in the racing events, while they decide what they could wear for themselves. 	 	
Tony Stark watches as his racing vehicles are carried on Happy Hogan's truck before being contacted by his intern Mary Jane Watson and her bandmates the Mary Janes (Sarah, Betty, and Miles's cousin Glory Grant), who express interest in supporting the superheroes in the Intergalactic Grand Prix. Stark agrees, as long as the girls are supervised by Shuri. After being presented with Shuri's lab, Mary Jane and her friends discuss how they could help the superheroes in the racing events, with their first suggestion being about the heroes' racing gear. Under Shuri's suggestions that they could "wear something pretty themselves", the Mary Janes are given nanotech projectors to tailor them in suits of their making. Inspired by "hotter heroines" (as Betty describes) like Captain Marvel and Jennifer Walters / She-Hulk, Mary Jane and her friends dress themselves with decorative leotards with technological capabilities: Mary Jane's suit allows her to manifest nanotech objects (such as racing flags, an ear communicator, and flying platforms) and teleport, Betty's suit allows her to manipulate gravity and telepathically control her drones, Glory's suit grants her increased strength and stamina and allows her to manipulate fire and electricity, and Sarah's suit allows her to fly with her winged boots and project pink googles with heat beams and X-Ray vision. They soon discuss what roles they could have in the Grand Prix: Sarah offers to be dr. Jane Foster's nursery assistant, Glory offers to be Shuri's assistant in her workshop, Betty offers to be the reporter who interviews the racers, and Mary Jane offers to act as the flag girl in the racing events. As her bandmates continue discussing with Shuri about the racers' gear, Mary Jane decides to go put her new suit and flag girl skills to a test, with Betty sending a camera drone to help hersetting up for the Disney+/YouTube miniseries Marvel Superhero Adventures: Intergalactic Grand Prix - Race to the Top!. 	Tony Stark watches as his racing vehicles are carried on Happy Hogan's truck before being contacted by his intern Mary Jane Watson and her bandmates the Mary Janes (Sarah, Betty, and Miles's cousin Glory Grant), who express interest in supporting the superheroes in the Intergalactic Grand Prix. Stark agrees, as long as the girls are supervised by Shuri. After being presented with Shuri's lab, Mary Jane and her friends discuss how they could help the superheroes in the racing events, with their first suggestion being about the heroes' racing gear. Under Shuri's suggestions that they could "wear something pretty themselves", the Mary Janes are given nanotech projectors to tailor them in suits of their making. Inspired by "hotter heroines" (as Betty describes) like Captain Marvel and Jennifer Walters / She-Hulk, Mary Jane and her friends dress themselves with decorative leotards with technological capabilities: Mary Jane's suit allows her to manifest nanotech objects (such as racing flags, an ear communicator, and flying platforms) and teleport, Betty's suit allows her to manipulate gravity and telepathically control her drones, Glory's suit grants her increased strength and stamina and allows her to manipulate fire and electricity, and Sarah's suit allows her to fly with her winged boots and project pink googles with heat beams and X-Ray vision. They soon discuss what roles they could have in the Grand Prix: Sarah offers to be dr. Jane Foster's nursery assistant, Glory offers to be Shuri's assistant in her workshop, Betty offers to be the reporter who interviews the racers, and Mary Jane offers to act as the flag girl in the racing events. As her bandmates continue discussing with Shuri about the racers' gear, Mary Jane decides to go put her new suit and flag girl skills to a test, with Betty sending a camera drone to help hersetting up for the Disney+/YouTube miniseries Marvel Superhero Adventures: Intergalactic Grand Prix - Race to the Top!. 	Tony Stark watches as his racing vehicles are carried on Happy Hogan's truck before being contacted by his intern Mary Jane Watson and her bandmates the Mary Janes (Sarah, Betty, and Miles's cousin Glory Grant), who express interest in supporting the superheroes in the Intergalactic Grand Prix. Stark agrees, as long as the girls are supervised by Shuri. After being presented with Shuri's lab, Mary Jane and her friends discuss how they could help the superheroes in the racing events, with their first suggestion being about the heroes' racing gear. Under Shuri's suggestions that they could "wear something pretty themselves", the Mary Janes are given nanotech projectors to tailor them in suits of their making. Inspired by "hotter heroines" (as Betty describes) like Captain Marvel and Jennifer Walters / She-Hulk, Mary Jane and her friends dress themselves with decorative leotards with technological capabilities: Mary Jane's suit allows her to manifest nanotech objects (such as racing flags, an ear communicator, and flying platforms) and teleport, Betty's suit allows her to manipulate gravity and telepathically control her drones, Glory's suit grants her increased strength and stamina and allows her to manipulate fire and electricity, and Sarah's suit allows her to fly with her winged boots and project pink googles with heat beams and X-Ray vision. They soon discuss what roles they could have in the Grand Prix: Sarah offers to be dr. Jane Foster's nursery assistant, Glory offers to be Shuri's assistant in her workshop, Betty offers to be the reporter who interviews the racers, and Mary Jane offers to act as the flag girl in the racing events. As her bandmates continue discussing with Shuri about the racers' gear, Mary Jane decides to go put her new suit and flag girl skills to a test, with Betty sending a camera drone to help hersetting up for the Disney+/YouTube miniseries Marvel Superhero Adventures: Intergalactic Grand Prix - Race to the Top!. 	Tony Stark watches as his racing vehicles are carried on Happy Hogan's truck before being contacted by his intern Mary Jane Watson and her bandmates the Mary Janes (Sarah, Betty, and Miles's cousin Glory Grant), who express interest in supporting the superheroes in the Intergalactic Grand Prix. Stark agrees, as long as the girls are supervised by Shuri. After being presented with Shuri's lab, Mary Jane and her friends discuss how they could help the superheroes in the racing events, with their first suggestion being about the heroes' racing gear. Under Shuri's suggestions that they could "wear something pretty themselves", the Mary Janes are given nanotech projectors to tailor them in suits of their making. Inspired by "hotter heroines" (as Betty describes) like Captain Marvel and Jennifer Walters / She-Hulk, Mary Jane and her friends dress themselves with decorative leotards with technological capabilities: Mary Jane's suit allows her to manifest nanotech objects (such as racing flags, an ear communicator, and flying platforms) and teleport, Betty's suit allows her to manipulate gravity and telepathically control her drones, Glory's suit grants her increased strength and stamina and allows her to manipulate fire and electricity, and Sarah's suit allows her to fly with her winged boots and project pink googles with heat beams and X-Ray vision. They soon discuss what roles they could have in the Grand Prix: Sarah offers to be dr. Jane Foster's nursery assistant, Glory offers to be Shuri's assistant in her workshop, Betty offers to be the reporter who interviews the racers, and Mary Jane offers to act as the flag girl in the racing events. As her bandmates continue discussing with Shuri about the racers' gear, Mary Jane decides to go put her new suit and flag girl skills to a test, with Betty sending a camera drone to help hersetting up for the Disney+/YouTube miniseries Marvel Superhero Adventures: Intergalactic Grand Prix - Race to the Top!. 	Tony Stark watches as his racing vehicles are carried on Happy Hogan's truck before being contacted by his intern Mary Jane Watson and her bandmates the Mary Janes (Sarah, Betty, and Miles's cousin Glory Grant), who express interest in supporting the superheroes in the Intergalactic Grand Prix. Stark agrees, as long as the girls are supervised by Shuri. After being presented with Shuri's lab, Mary Jane and her friends discuss how they could help the superheroes in the racing events, with their first suggestion being about the heroes' racing gear. Under Shuri's suggestions that they could "wear something pretty themselves", the Mary Janes are given nanotech projectors to tailor them in suits of their making. Inspired by "hotter heroines" (as Betty describes) like Captain Marvel and Jennifer Walters / She-Hulk, Mary Jane and her friends dress themselves with decorative leotards with technological capabilities: Mary Jane's suit allows her to manifest nanotech objects (such as racing flags, an ear communicator, and flying platforms) and teleport, Betty's suit allows her to manipulate gravity and telepathically control her drones, Glory's suit grants her increased strength and stamina and allows her to manipulate fire and electricity, and Sarah's suit allows her to fly with her winged boots and project pink googles with heat beams and X-Ray vision. They soon discuss what roles they could have in the Grand Prix: Sarah offers to be dr. Jane Foster's nursery assistant, Glory offers to be Shuri's assistant in her workshop, Betty offers to be the reporter who interviews the racers, and Mary Jane offers to act as the flag girl in the racing events. As her bandmates continue discussing with Shuri about the racers' gear, Mary Jane decides to go put her new suit and flag girl skills to a test, with Betty sending a camera drone to help hersetting up for the Disney+/YouTube miniseries Marvel Superhero Adventures: Intergalactic Grand Prix - Race to the Top!.
8 	“Bring on the Bad Guys!” 	The Grandmaster continues watching as the racers prepare for the Intergalactic Grand Prix. But our heroes are not the only ones preparing for the contest, as the Grandmaster will soon discover… 	 	
With news about the Intergalactic Grand Prix becoming public knowledge, several heroes are shown having signed up to participate in the contest, with S.H.I.E.L.D. agent Phil Coulson and Daily Bugle reporter Robbie Robertson signing up as announcers and commentators. The Grandmaster is delighted with the news before being notified that the contest "has its dark side": several known supervillains have also signed up for the Grand Prix, including Latverian dictator Doctor Doom, Hydra leader Red Skull, and Kang. It also turns out that the villains have signed up after the Collector convinced them that the grand prize is connected to the Infinity Stones, much to the Grandmaster's ire. Heroes are also displeased with the villains' presence, although Deadpool convinces them it could mean an "entertaining challenge which warrior heroes could not resist". Also joining the contest is Olympian demigod and champion Hercules, who was reluctantly joined by the jocks of Midtown High (Dorman, Seymour O'Reilly, and Thompson). To prove themselves, Hercules and the jocks wage a tryout race with Spider-Man's team and Spider-Man's arch-nemeses Green Goblinat one point, it is mentioned that the Green Goblin mutated enough to abandon his Norman Osborn personality permanently, leaving only the Goblin personality, Doctor Octopus and Venom, with Mary Jane (in her position as flag girl) starting the race. Thompson and his fellow jocks, however, become distracted by Mary Jane's beauty, causing them and Hercules to lose, while Spider-Man and his team win. While Thompson and the jocks are disqualified and excluded from the contest, Hercules (who showed potential in the race) is accepted to the heroes' side. Meanwhile, the Grandmaster (seeing the potential of both heroes and villains) agrees to let the villains participate the Grand Prix as long as they are respectful of the rules. Heroes are likewise tolerant to the Grandmaster's decision to let the villains participate in the tournament, with Spider-Man claiming that "this is where the competition gets serious.". 	With news about the Intergalactic Grand Prix becoming public knowledge, several heroes are shown having signed up to participate in the contest, with S.H.I.E.L.D. agent Phil Coulson and Daily Bugle reporter Robbie Robertson signing up as announcers and commentators. The Grandmaster is delighted with the news before being notified that the contest "has its dark side": several known supervillains have also signed up for the Grand Prix, including Latverian dictator Doctor Doom, Hydra leader Red Skull, and Kang. It also turns out that the villains have signed up after the Collector convinced them that the grand prize is connected to the Infinity Stones, much to the Grandmaster's ire. Heroes are also displeased with the villains' presence, although Deadpool convinces them it could mean an "entertaining challenge which warrior heroes could not resist". Also joining the contest is Olympian demigod and champion Hercules, who was reluctantly joined by the jocks of Midtown High (Dorman, Seymour O'Reilly, and Thompson). To prove themselves, Hercules and the jocks wage a tryout race with Spider-Man's team and Spider-Man's arch-nemeses Green Goblinat one point, it is mentioned that the Green Goblin mutated enough to abandon his Norman Osborn personality permanently, leaving only the Goblin personality, Doctor Octopus and Venom, with Mary Jane (in her position as flag girl) starting the race. Thompson and his fellow jocks, however, become distracted by Mary Jane's beauty, causing them and Hercules to lose, while Spider-Man and his team win. While Thompson and the jocks are disqualified and excluded from the contest, Hercules (who showed potential in the race) is accepted to the heroes' side. Meanwhile, the Grandmaster (seeing the potential of both heroes and villains) agrees to let the villains participate the Grand Prix as long as they are respectful of the rules. Heroes are likewise tolerant to the Grandmaster's decision to let the villains participate in the tournament, with Spider-Man claiming that "this is where the competition gets serious.". 	With news about the Intergalactic Grand Prix becoming public knowledge, several heroes are shown having signed up to participate in the contest, with S.H.I.E.L.D. agent Phil Coulson and Daily Bugle reporter Robbie Robertson signing up as announcers and commentators. The Grandmaster is delighted with the news before being notified that the contest "has its dark side": several known supervillains have also signed up for the Grand Prix, including Latverian dictator Doctor Doom, Hydra leader Red Skull, and Kang. It also turns out that the villains have signed up after the Collector convinced them that the grand prize is connected to the Infinity Stones, much to the Grandmaster's ire. Heroes are also displeased with the villains' presence, although Deadpool convinces them it could mean an "entertaining challenge which warrior heroes could not resist". Also joining the contest is Olympian demigod and champion Hercules, who was reluctantly joined by the jocks of Midtown High (Dorman, Seymour O'Reilly, and Thompson). To prove themselves, Hercules and the jocks wage a tryout race with Spider-Man's team and Spider-Man's arch-nemeses Green Goblinat one point, it is mentioned that the Green Goblin mutated enough to abandon his Norman Osborn personality permanently, leaving only the Goblin personality, Doctor Octopus and Venom, with Mary Jane (in her position as flag girl) starting the race. Thompson and his fellow jocks, however, become distracted by Mary Jane's beauty, causing them and Hercules to lose, while Spider-Man and his team win. While Thompson and the jocks are disqualified and excluded from the contest, Hercules (who showed potential in the race) is accepted to the heroes' side. Meanwhile, the Grandmaster (seeing the potential of both heroes and villains) agrees to let the villains participate the Grand Prix as long as they are respectful of the rules. Heroes are likewise tolerant to the Grandmaster's decision to let the villains participate in the tournament, with Spider-Man claiming that "this is where the competition gets serious.". 	With news about the Intergalactic Grand Prix becoming public knowledge, several heroes are shown having signed up to participate in the contest, with S.H.I.E.L.D. agent Phil Coulson and Daily Bugle reporter Robbie Robertson signing up as announcers and commentators. The Grandmaster is delighted with the news before being notified that the contest "has its dark side": several known supervillains have also signed up for the Grand Prix, including Latverian dictator Doctor Doom, Hydra leader Red Skull, and Kang. It also turns out that the villains have signed up after the Collector convinced them that the grand prize is connected to the Infinity Stones, much to the Grandmaster's ire. Heroes are also displeased with the villains' presence, although Deadpool convinces them it could mean an "entertaining challenge which warrior heroes could not resist". Also joining the contest is Olympian demigod and champion Hercules, who was reluctantly joined by the jocks of Midtown High (Dorman, Seymour O'Reilly, and Thompson). To prove themselves, Hercules and the jocks wage a tryout race with Spider-Man's team and Spider-Man's arch-nemeses Green Goblinat one point, it is mentioned that the Green Goblin mutated enough to abandon his Norman Osborn personality permanently, leaving only the Goblin personality, Doctor Octopus and Venom, with Mary Jane (in her position as flag girl) starting the race. Thompson and his fellow jocks, however, become distracted by Mary Jane's beauty, causing them and Hercules to lose, while Spider-Man and his team win. While Thompson and the jocks are disqualified and excluded from the contest, Hercules (who showed potential in the race) is accepted to the heroes' side. Meanwhile, the Grandmaster (seeing the potential of both heroes and villains) agrees to let the villains participate the Grand Prix as long as they are respectful of the rules. Heroes are likewise tolerant to the Grandmaster's decision to let the villains participate in the tournament, with Spider-Man claiming that "this is where the competition gets serious.". 	With news about the Intergalactic Grand Prix becoming public knowledge, several heroes are shown having signed up to participate in the contest, with S.H.I.E.L.D. agent Phil Coulson and Daily Bugle reporter Robbie Robertson signing up as announcers and commentators. The Grandmaster is delighted with the news before being notified that the contest "has its dark side": several known supervillains have also signed up for the Grand Prix, including Latverian dictator Doctor Doom, Hydra leader Red Skull, and Kang. It also turns out that the villains have signed up after the Collector convinced them that the grand prize is connected to the Infinity Stones, much to the Grandmaster's ire. Heroes are also displeased with the villains' presence, although Deadpool convinces them it could mean an "entertaining challenge which warrior heroes could not resist". Also joining the contest is Olympian demigod and champion Hercules, who was reluctantly joined by the jocks of Midtown High (Dorman, Seymour O'Reilly, and Thompson). To prove themselves, Hercules and the jocks wage a tryout race with Spider-Man's team and Spider-Man's arch-nemeses Green Goblinat one point, it is mentioned that the Green Goblin mutated enough to abandon his Norman Osborn personality permanently, leaving only the Goblin personality, Doctor Octopus and Venom, with Mary Jane (in her position as flag girl) starting the race. Thompson and his fellow jocks, however, become distracted by Mary Jane's beauty, causing them and Hercules to lose, while Spider-Man and his team win. While Thompson and the jocks are disqualified and excluded from the contest, Hercules (who showed potential in the race) is accepted to the heroes' side. Meanwhile, the Grandmaster (seeing the potential of both heroes and villains) agrees to let the villains participate the Grand Prix as long as they are respectful of the rules. Heroes are likewise tolerant to the Grandmaster's decision to let the villains participate in the tournament, with Spider-Man claiming that "this is where the competition gets serious.".
9 	“A Matter of Trust” 	How Peter Parker's relationship with his with his girlfriend Mary Jane Watson and best friend Kamala Khan (the first two girls who knew of his secret as Spider-Man) begun is revealed. 	 	
As Peter Parker is spending an idyllic evening with his girlfriend Mary Jane Watson and best friend Kamala Khan, his aunt May is visited by Captain Marvel and Janet Van Dyne / Wasp, who express admiration for Peter's good relationship with Mary Jane and Kamala, with May telling the two how it all begun; Peter and Mary Jane were children when the latter moved to the Parkers' neighborhood with her aunt Anna Watson, and became very close friends, and developed a mutual crush on each other as time went by. During their first year of high school, Peter and Mary Jane met and befriended Kamala when they were interns of Curt Connors at Oscorp, where the girls were the only ones who noticed Peter being bitten by the lab spider which gave Peter his powers. Mary Jane and Kamala also consoled him when his uncle Ben died saving their classmate Sally Avril from an unknown burglarflashbacks reveal the burglar is a disgraced football rival of Flash Thompson. Since his debut as Spider-Man and his capture of the burglar, Peter continued earning Mary Jane's and Kamala's support, with the former being inspired into donning some superhero aliases of her own (Iron Spider, White Tiger, and Jackpot), and becoming romantically attached to him. After an year and six months, Kamala also earned her Inhuman/Mutant hybrid powers from the Terrigen Crystal and her Quantum Band, with Peter helping her practice her abilities, and inspiring her into adopting the alias of Ms. Marvel, for which Kamala accepted Peter as her best friend. Back in present, May enjoys a tea time with Danvers and Janet who show great admiration for the story they heard; with Janet professing her good opinions about Peter by saying: "That's why he's not just Spider-Man. He's your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man.". 	As Peter Parker is spending an idyllic evening with his girlfriend Mary Jane Watson and best friend Kamala Khan, his aunt May is visited by Captain Marvel and Janet Van Dyne / Wasp, who express admiration for Peter's good relationship with Mary Jane and Kamala, with May telling the two how it all begun; Peter and Mary Jane were children when the latter moved to the Parkers' neighborhood with her aunt Anna Watson, and became very close friends, and developed a mutual crush on each other as time went by. During their first year of high school, Peter and Mary Jane met and befriended Kamala when they were interns of Curt Connors at Oscorp, where the girls were the only ones who noticed Peter being bitten by the lab spider which gave Peter his powers. Mary Jane and Kamala also consoled him when his uncle Ben died saving their classmate Sally Avril from an unknown burglarflashbacks reveal the burglar is a disgraced football rival of Flash Thompson. Since his debut as Spider-Man and his capture of the burglar, Peter continued earning Mary Jane's and Kamala's support, with the former being inspired into donning some superhero aliases of her own (Iron Spider, White Tiger, and Jackpot), and becoming romantically attached to him. After an year and six months, Kamala also earned her Inhuman/Mutant hybrid powers from the Terrigen Crystal and her Quantum Band, with Peter helping her practice her abilities, and inspiring her into adopting the alias of Ms. Marvel, for which Kamala accepted Peter as her best friend. Back in present, May enjoys a tea time with Danvers and Janet who show great admiration for the story they heard; with Janet professing her good opinions about Peter by saying: "That's why he's not just Spider-Man. He's your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man.". 	As Peter Parker is spending an idyllic evening with his girlfriend Mary Jane Watson and best friend Kamala Khan, his aunt May is visited by Captain Marvel and Janet Van Dyne / Wasp, who express admiration for Peter's good relationship with Mary Jane and Kamala, with May telling the two how it all begun; Peter and Mary Jane were children when the latter moved to the Parkers' neighborhood with her aunt Anna Watson, and became very close friends, and developed a mutual crush on each other as time went by. During their first year of high school, Peter and Mary Jane met and befriended Kamala when they were interns of Curt Connors at Oscorp, where the girls were the only ones who noticed Peter being bitten by the lab spider which gave Peter his powers. Mary Jane and Kamala also consoled him when his uncle Ben died saving their classmate Sally Avril from an unknown burglarflashbacks reveal the burglar is a disgraced football rival of Flash Thompson. Since his debut as Spider-Man and his capture of the burglar, Peter continued earning Mary Jane's and Kamala's support, with the former being inspired into donning some superhero aliases of her own (Iron Spider, White Tiger, and Jackpot), and becoming romantically attached to him. After an year and six months, Kamala also earned her Inhuman/Mutant hybrid powers from the Terrigen Crystal and her Quantum Band, with Peter helping her practice her abilities, and inspiring her into adopting the alias of Ms. Marvel, for which Kamala accepted Peter as her best friend. Back in present, May enjoys a tea time with Danvers and Janet who show great admiration for the story they heard; with Janet professing her good opinions about Peter by saying: "That's why he's not just Spider-Man. He's your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man.". 	As Peter Parker is spending an idyllic evening with his girlfriend Mary Jane Watson and best friend Kamala Khan, his aunt May is visited by Captain Marvel and Janet Van Dyne / Wasp, who express admiration for Peter's good relationship with Mary Jane and Kamala, with May telling the two how it all begun; Peter and Mary Jane were children when the latter moved to the Parkers' neighborhood with her aunt Anna Watson, and became very close friends, and developed a mutual crush on each other as time went by. During their first year of high school, Peter and Mary Jane met and befriended Kamala when they were interns of Curt Connors at Oscorp, where the girls were the only ones who noticed Peter being bitten by the lab spider which gave Peter his powers. Mary Jane and Kamala also consoled him when his uncle Ben died saving their classmate Sally Avril from an unknown burglarflashbacks reveal the burglar is a disgraced football rival of Flash Thompson. Since his debut as Spider-Man and his capture of the burglar, Peter continued earning Mary Jane's and Kamala's support, with the former being inspired into donning some superhero aliases of her own (Iron Spider, White Tiger, and Jackpot), and becoming romantically attached to him. After an year and six months, Kamala also earned her Inhuman/Mutant hybrid powers from the Terrigen Crystal and her Quantum Band, with Peter helping her practice her abilities, and inspiring her into adopting the alias of Ms. Marvel, for which Kamala accepted Peter as her best friend. Back in present, May enjoys a tea time with Danvers and Janet who show great admiration for the story they heard; with Janet professing her good opinions about Peter by saying: "That's why he's not just Spider-Man. He's your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man.". 	As Peter Parker is spending an idyllic evening with his girlfriend Mary Jane Watson and best friend Kamala Khan, his aunt May is visited by Captain Marvel and Janet Van Dyne / Wasp, who express admiration for Peter's good relationship with Mary Jane and Kamala, with May telling the two how it all begun; Peter and Mary Jane were children when the latter moved to the Parkers' neighborhood with her aunt Anna Watson, and became very close friends, and developed a mutual crush on each other as time went by. During their first year of high school, Peter and Mary Jane met and befriended Kamala when they were interns of Curt Connors at Oscorp, where the girls were the only ones who noticed Peter being bitten by the lab spider which gave Peter his powers. Mary Jane and Kamala also consoled him when his uncle Ben died saving their classmate Sally Avril from an unknown burglarflashbacks reveal the burglar is a disgraced football rival of Flash Thompson. Since his debut as Spider-Man and his capture of the burglar, Peter continued earning Mary Jane's and Kamala's support, with the former being inspired into donning some superhero aliases of her own (Iron Spider, White Tiger, and Jackpot), and becoming romantically attached to him. After an year and six months, Kamala also earned her Inhuman/Mutant hybrid powers from the Terrigen Crystal and her Quantum Band, with Peter helping her practice her abilities, and inspiring her into adopting the alias of Ms. Marvel, for which Kamala accepted Peter as her best friend. Back in present, May enjoys a tea time with Danvers and Janet who show great admiration for the story they heard; with Janet professing her good opinions about Peter by saying: "That's why he's not just Spider-Man. He's your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man.".
10 	“Reach for the Star-Lord” 	An origin story revealing how the Guardians of the Galaxy's leader Star-Lord came to be. 	 	
After leading the Ravagers to do away with the High Evolutionary, Peter Quill / Star-Lord takes his daughter Zoe for a joyride in one of his newly built racing vehicles. Watching the whole scene is Quill's mentor and former caretaker Yondu Udonta, who accompanies the rest of the Ravagers in taking the High Evolutionary in to collect their bounty, and is heard narrating the events of Quill's principles as Star-Lord; born the son of farmer Meredith Quill and the last surviving Elemental, Quill was raised by Yondu and his Ravagers after a crew of Kree mercenaries killed his parents and destroyed their farm. After training with the Ravagers, and learning how to perform his father's Elemental abilities, Quill became an independent freedom fighter, dubbing himself Star-Lord, and traveled his way across the Galaxy to save other aliens from the Kree Empire's genocidal attacks. During his travels, he redeemed Gamoraas depicted in Issue #5 "The Galaxy's Deadliest Mom" (whom he also helped find her long-lost sister Nebula, who was turned into a cyborg super-soldier by the Kree Empire), and the mercenary duo Rocket Raccoon and Groot, and recruited Cosmo the Spacedog, with whom he formed the Guardians of the Galaxy. Back in present, Quill finishes his joyride on his racing vehicle, and regroups with his fellow Guardians to prepare for the Intergalactic Grand Prix. Yondu watches Quill and the Guardians leave as he mutters: "Yer luck, Zooey. Your daddy could just be a thief like me and the boys back there were. Instead, he chose to be a hero. And a Guardian of the Galaxy like your mommy. That’s why he’s what your granny used to call him: a Star-Lord.". 	After leading the Ravagers to do away with the High Evolutionary, Peter Quill / Star-Lord takes his daughter Zoe for a joyride in one of his newly built racing vehicles. Watching the whole scene is Quill's mentor and former caretaker Yondu Udonta, who accompanies the rest of the Ravagers in taking the High Evolutionary in to collect their bounty, and is heard narrating the events of Quill's principles as Star-Lord; born the son of farmer Meredith Quill and the last surviving Elemental, Quill was raised by Yondu and his Ravagers after a crew of Kree mercenaries killed his parents and destroyed their farm. After training with the Ravagers, and learning how to perform his father's Elemental abilities, Quill became an independent freedom fighter, dubbing himself Star-Lord, and traveled his way across the Galaxy to save other aliens from the Kree Empire's genocidal attacks. During his travels, he redeemed Gamoraas depicted in Issue #5 "The Galaxy's Deadliest Mom" (whom he also helped find her long-lost sister Nebula, who was turned into a cyborg super-soldier by the Kree Empire), and the mercenary duo Rocket Raccoon and Groot, and recruited Cosmo the Spacedog, with whom he formed the Guardians of the Galaxy. Back in present, Quill finishes his joyride on his racing vehicle, and regroups with his fellow Guardians to prepare for the Intergalactic Grand Prix. Yondu watches Quill and the Guardians leave as he mutters: "Yer luck, Zooey. Your daddy could just be a thief like me and the boys back there were. Instead, he chose to be a hero. And a Guardian of the Galaxy like your mommy. That’s why he’s what your granny used to call him: a Star-Lord.". 	After leading the Ravagers to do away with the High Evolutionary, Peter Quill / Star-Lord takes his daughter Zoe for a joyride in one of his newly built racing vehicles. Watching the whole scene is Quill's mentor and former caretaker Yondu Udonta, who accompanies the rest of the Ravagers in taking the High Evolutionary in to collect their bounty, and is heard narrating the events of Quill's principles as Star-Lord; born the son of farmer Meredith Quill and the last surviving Elemental, Quill was raised by Yondu and his Ravagers after a crew of Kree mercenaries killed his parents and destroyed their farm. After training with the Ravagers, and learning how to perform his father's Elemental abilities, Quill became an independent freedom fighter, dubbing himself Star-Lord, and traveled his way across the Galaxy to save other aliens from the Kree Empire's genocidal attacks. During his travels, he redeemed Gamoraas depicted in Issue #5 "The Galaxy's Deadliest Mom" (whom he also helped find her long-lost sister Nebula, who was turned into a cyborg super-soldier by the Kree Empire), and the mercenary duo Rocket Raccoon and Groot, and recruited Cosmo the Spacedog, with whom he formed the Guardians of the Galaxy. Back in present, Quill finishes his joyride on his racing vehicle, and regroups with his fellow Guardians to prepare for the Intergalactic Grand Prix. Yondu watches Quill and the Guardians leave as he mutters: "Yer luck, Zooey. Your daddy could just be a thief like me and the boys back there were. Instead, he chose to be a hero. And a Guardian of the Galaxy like your mommy. That’s why he’s what your granny used to call him: a Star-Lord.". 	After leading the Ravagers to do away with the High Evolutionary, Peter Quill / Star-Lord takes his daughter Zoe for a joyride in one of his newly built racing vehicles. Watching the whole scene is Quill's mentor and former caretaker Yondu Udonta, who accompanies the rest of the Ravagers in taking the High Evolutionary in to collect their bounty, and is heard narrating the events of Quill's principles as Star-Lord; born the son of farmer Meredith Quill and the last surviving Elemental, Quill was raised by Yondu and his Ravagers after a crew of Kree mercenaries killed his parents and destroyed their farm. After training with the Ravagers, and learning how to perform his father's Elemental abilities, Quill became an independent freedom fighter, dubbing himself Star-Lord, and traveled his way across the Galaxy to save other aliens from the Kree Empire's genocidal attacks. During his travels, he redeemed Gamoraas depicted in Issue #5 "The Galaxy's Deadliest Mom" (whom he also helped find her long-lost sister Nebula, who was turned into a cyborg super-soldier by the Kree Empire), and the mercenary duo Rocket Raccoon and Groot, and recruited Cosmo the Spacedog, with whom he formed the Guardians of the Galaxy. Back in present, Quill finishes his joyride on his racing vehicle, and regroups with his fellow Guardians to prepare for the Intergalactic Grand Prix. Yondu watches Quill and the Guardians leave as he mutters: "Yer luck, Zooey. Your daddy could just be a thief like me and the boys back there were. Instead, he chose to be a hero. And a Guardian of the Galaxy like your mommy. That’s why he’s what your granny used to call him: a Star-Lord.". 	After leading the Ravagers to do away with the High Evolutionary, Peter Quill / Star-Lord takes his daughter Zoe for a joyride in one of his newly built racing vehicles. Watching the whole scene is Quill's mentor and former caretaker Yondu Udonta, who accompanies the rest of the Ravagers in taking the High Evolutionary in to collect their bounty, and is heard narrating the events of Quill's principles as Star-Lord; born the son of farmer Meredith Quill and the last surviving Elemental, Quill was raised by Yondu and his Ravagers after a crew of Kree mercenaries killed his parents and destroyed their farm. After training with the Ravagers, and learning how to perform his father's Elemental abilities, Quill became an independent freedom fighter, dubbing himself Star-Lord, and traveled his way across the Galaxy to save other aliens from the Kree Empire's genocidal attacks. During his travels, he redeemed Gamoraas depicted in Issue #5 "The Galaxy's Deadliest Mom" (whom he also helped find her long-lost sister Nebula, who was turned into a cyborg super-soldier by the Kree Empire), and the mercenary duo Rocket Raccoon and Groot, and recruited Cosmo the Spacedog, with whom he formed the Guardians of the Galaxy. Back in present, Quill finishes his joyride on his racing vehicle, and regroups with his fellow Guardians to prepare for the Intergalactic Grand Prix. Yondu watches Quill and the Guardians leave as he mutters: "Yer luck, Zooey. Your daddy could just be a thief like me and the boys back there were. Instead, he chose to be a hero. And a Guardian of the Galaxy like your mommy. That’s why he’s what your granny used to call him: a Star-Lord.".
11 	“More of a Tiger Person” 	How Mary Jane Watson's pet tiger Diego came to be is revealed. 	 	
set after Issue #9 "A Matter of Trust"As Peter Parker continues enjoying himself with Mary Jane Watson and Kamala Khan, Flash Thompson continues facing his classmates' distrust due to the Man-Wolf incident, with Meredith Midas, the spoiled daughter of crime lord Mordecai Midas, being the only one supporting him. After unsuccessfully trying to convince Thompson's ex-girlfriends Sally Avril and Liz Allan to reconcile with him, Midas (blaming Peter for Thompson's suffering) attempts to break into the Watson residence to convince Mary Jane to break up with Peter, but is ambushed and detained by Mary Jane's pet tiger Diego, and subsequently confronted by Captain Marvel and Wasp. As Meredith is arrested, Captain Marvel and Wasp overhear from Mary Jane's aunt Anna the story of when Diego became their family pet; Diego was once one of the animals captured by Ulysses Klaue / Klaw for an experiment orchestrated by Raymond Warren the Jackal, who planned to enhance animals into an advanced level, and turn them into his minions. Diego was given an enhanced strength and intelligence, which allowed him to escape captivity and fight back until T'Challa / Black Panther and Spider-Man arrived to apprehend Klaw (whose arm was severed by Diego) and Jackal. As most of the animals were returned to the wilderness, Diego expressed a significant interest in being with Mary Jane. T'Challa eventually took Diego in to meet Mary Jane, who was quick to recognize him as the tiger cub she once befriended in a petting zoo when she was younger. Moved by their bond, T'Challa allowed Diego to be with Mary Jane and her aunt. Over his time with the Watsons, Diego also acted as their guard pet, such as when he defended Mary Jane from Thompson's abusive, controlling father Harrison Thompson, whom Diego savagely disfigured for trying to force Mary Jane into being Flash's girlfriend. In present day, Captain Marvel and Wasp watch as Diego is introduced by Mary Jane and Peter to Kamala, Sally, and Liz, who react with humble excitement. 	set after Issue #9 "A Matter of Trust"As Peter Parker continues enjoying himself with Mary Jane Watson and Kamala Khan, Flash Thompson continues facing his classmates' distrust due to the Man-Wolf incident, with Meredith Midas, the spoiled daughter of crime lord Mordecai Midas, being the only one supporting him. After unsuccessfully trying to convince Thompson's ex-girlfriends Sally Avril and Liz Allan to reconcile with him, Midas (blaming Peter for Thompson's suffering) attempts to break into the Watson residence to convince Mary Jane to break up with Peter, but is ambushed and detained by Mary Jane's pet tiger Diego, and subsequently confronted by Captain Marvel and Wasp. As Meredith is arrested, Captain Marvel and Wasp overhear from Mary Jane's aunt Anna the story of when Diego became their family pet; Diego was once one of the animals captured by Ulysses Klaue / Klaw for an experiment orchestrated by Raymond Warren the Jackal, who planned to enhance animals into an advanced level, and turn them into his minions. Diego was given an enhanced strength and intelligence, which allowed him to escape captivity and fight back until T'Challa / Black Panther and Spider-Man arrived to apprehend Klaw (whose arm was severed by Diego) and Jackal. As most of the animals were returned to the wilderness, Diego expressed a significant interest in being with Mary Jane. T'Challa eventually took Diego in to meet Mary Jane, who was quick to recognize him as the tiger cub she once befriended in a petting zoo when she was younger. Moved by their bond, T'Challa allowed Diego to be with Mary Jane and her aunt. Over his time with the Watsons, Diego also acted as their guard pet, such as when he defended Mary Jane from Thompson's abusive, controlling father Harrison Thompson, whom Diego savagely disfigured for trying to force Mary Jane into being Flash's girlfriend. In present day, Captain Marvel and Wasp watch as Diego is introduced by Mary Jane and Peter to Kamala, Sally, and Liz, who react with humble excitement. 	set after Issue #9 "A Matter of Trust"As Peter Parker continues enjoying himself with Mary Jane Watson and Kamala Khan, Flash Thompson continues facing his classmates' distrust due to the Man-Wolf incident, with Meredith Midas, the spoiled daughter of crime lord Mordecai Midas, being the only one supporting him. After unsuccessfully trying to convince Thompson's ex-girlfriends Sally Avril and Liz Allan to reconcile with him, Midas (blaming Peter for Thompson's suffering) attempts to break into the Watson residence to convince Mary Jane to break up with Peter, but is ambushed and detained by Mary Jane's pet tiger Diego, and subsequently confronted by Captain Marvel and Wasp. As Meredith is arrested, Captain Marvel and Wasp overhear from Mary Jane's aunt Anna the story of when Diego became their family pet; Diego was once one of the animals captured by Ulysses Klaue / Klaw for an experiment orchestrated by Raymond Warren the Jackal, who planned to enhance animals into an advanced level, and turn them into his minions. Diego was given an enhanced strength and intelligence, which allowed him to escape captivity and fight back until T'Challa / Black Panther and Spider-Man arrived to apprehend Klaw (whose arm was severed by Diego) and Jackal. As most of the animals were returned to the wilderness, Diego expressed a significant interest in being with Mary Jane. T'Challa eventually took Diego in to meet Mary Jane, who was quick to recognize him as the tiger cub she once befriended in a petting zoo when she was younger. Moved by their bond, T'Challa allowed Diego to be with Mary Jane and her aunt. Over his time with the Watsons, Diego also acted as their guard pet, such as when he defended Mary Jane from Thompson's abusive, controlling father Harrison Thompson, whom Diego savagely disfigured for trying to force Mary Jane into being Flash's girlfriend. In present day, Captain Marvel and Wasp watch as Diego is introduced by Mary Jane and Peter to Kamala, Sally, and Liz, who react with humble excitement. 	set after Issue #9 "A Matter of Trust"As Peter Parker continues enjoying himself with Mary Jane Watson and Kamala Khan, Flash Thompson continues facing his classmates' distrust due to the Man-Wolf incident, with Meredith Midas, the spoiled daughter of crime lord Mordecai Midas, being the only one supporting him. After unsuccessfully trying to convince Thompson's ex-girlfriends Sally Avril and Liz Allan to reconcile with him, Midas (blaming Peter for Thompson's suffering) attempts to break into the Watson residence to convince Mary Jane to break up with Peter, but is ambushed and detained by Mary Jane's pet tiger Diego, and subsequently confronted by Captain Marvel and Wasp. As Meredith is arrested, Captain Marvel and Wasp overhear from Mary Jane's aunt Anna the story of when Diego became their family pet; Diego was once one of the animals captured by Ulysses Klaue / Klaw for an experiment orchestrated by Raymond Warren the Jackal, who planned to enhance animals into an advanced level, and turn them into his minions. Diego was given an enhanced strength and intelligence, which allowed him to escape captivity and fight back until T'Challa / Black Panther and Spider-Man arrived to apprehend Klaw (whose arm was severed by Diego) and Jackal. As most of the animals were returned to the wilderness, Diego expressed a significant interest in being with Mary Jane. T'Challa eventually took Diego in to meet Mary Jane, who was quick to recognize him as the tiger cub she once befriended in a petting zoo when she was younger. Moved by their bond, T'Challa allowed Diego to be with Mary Jane and her aunt. Over his time with the Watsons, Diego also acted as their guard pet, such as when he defended Mary Jane from Thompson's abusive, controlling father Harrison Thompson, whom Diego savagely disfigured for trying to force Mary Jane into being Flash's girlfriend. In present day, Captain Marvel and Wasp watch as Diego is introduced by Mary Jane and Peter to Kamala, Sally, and Liz, who react with humble excitement. 	set after Issue #9 "A Matter of Trust"As Peter Parker continues enjoying himself with Mary Jane Watson and Kamala Khan, Flash Thompson continues facing his classmates' distrust due to the Man-Wolf incident, with Meredith Midas, the spoiled daughter of crime lord Mordecai Midas, being the only one supporting him. After unsuccessfully trying to convince Thompson's ex-girlfriends Sally Avril and Liz Allan to reconcile with him, Midas (blaming Peter for Thompson's suffering) attempts to break into the Watson residence to convince Mary Jane to break up with Peter, but is ambushed and detained by Mary Jane's pet tiger Diego, and subsequently confronted by Captain Marvel and Wasp. As Meredith is arrested, Captain Marvel and Wasp overhear from Mary Jane's aunt Anna the story of when Diego became their family pet; Diego was once one of the animals captured by Ulysses Klaue / Klaw for an experiment orchestrated by Raymond Warren the Jackal, who planned to enhance animals into an advanced level, and turn them into his minions. Diego was given an enhanced strength and intelligence, which allowed him to escape captivity and fight back until T'Challa / Black Panther and Spider-Man arrived to apprehend Klaw (whose arm was severed by Diego) and Jackal. As most of the animals were returned to the wilderness, Diego expressed a significant interest in being with Mary Jane. T'Challa eventually took Diego in to meet Mary Jane, who was quick to recognize him as the tiger cub she once befriended in a petting zoo when she was younger. Moved by their bond, T'Challa allowed Diego to be with Mary Jane and her aunt. Over his time with the Watsons, Diego also acted as their guard pet, such as when he defended Mary Jane from Thompson's abusive, controlling father Harrison Thompson, whom Diego savagely disfigured for trying to force Mary Jane into being Flash's girlfriend. In present day, Captain Marvel and Wasp watch as Diego is introduced by Mary Jane and Peter to Kamala, Sally, and Liz, who react with humble excitement.
12 	“Fasten Your Seatbelts” 	It is the superheroes' last day of tryouts before the Intergalactic Grand Prix begins. And there is only one left to show that she is ready for the challenge. 	 	
Superheroes including Spider-Man's gang, the Avengers, the Guardians of the Galaxy, the X-Men and the Fantastic Four assemble in a military track field owned by S.H.I.E.L.D., where Director Fury announces that it is their last day before the opening the Intergalactic Grand Prix. And with it, they have one last exam to perform so they will be ready: the final tryouts of their vehicles. Each two heroes put their vehicles to a test by waging a fair race between two on the track, and all of them show they have improved their skills. When Deadpool takes his turn, he is paired with the last superhero who signed up for the Grand Prix: Doreen Green / Squirrel Girl. The two show their performance with their karts and their motorcycles, earning the approval of other heroes and Fury, and concluding the tryouts. Next day, the superheroes participate the Grand Prix's opening ceremony in the streets of New York, with the citizens cheering. The event is seen by Uatu the Watcher, who narrates that this was "the beginning of both a celebratory sport event, and a cosmic battle for the fate of the universe which our heroes must be prepared for". Watching the event from afar, is a grey-skinned hooded individualidentified off-screen as the Silver Surfer, who lost his powers after Galactus exploded the Cosmic Surfboard into pieces who takes refugee at a F.E.A.S.T. shelter owned by Aunt May.
"THE BEGINING..." 	Superheroes including Spider-Man's gang, the Avengers, the Guardians of the Galaxy, the X-Men and the Fantastic Four assemble in a military track field owned by S.H.I.E.L.D., where Director Fury announces that it is their last day before the opening the Intergalactic Grand Prix. And with it, they have one last exam to perform so they will be ready: the final tryouts of their vehicles. Each two heroes put their vehicles to a test by waging a fair race between two on the track, and all of them show they have improved their skills. When Deadpool takes his turn, he is paired with the last superhero who signed up for the Grand Prix: Doreen Green / Squirrel Girl. The two show their performance with their karts and their motorcycles, earning the approval of other heroes and Fury, and concluding the tryouts. Next day, the superheroes participate the Grand Prix's opening ceremony in the streets of New York, with the citizens cheering. The event is seen by Uatu the Watcher, who narrates that this was "the beginning of both a celebratory sport event, and a cosmic battle for the fate of the universe which our heroes must be prepared for". Watching the event from afar, is a grey-skinned hooded individualidentified off-screen as the Silver Surfer, who lost his powers after Galactus exploded the Cosmic Surfboard into pieces who takes refugee at a F.E.A.S.T. shelter owned by Aunt May.
"THE BEGINING..." 	Superheroes including Spider-Man's gang, the Avengers, the Guardians of the Galaxy, the X-Men and the Fantastic Four assemble in a military track field owned by S.H.I.E.L.D., where Director Fury announces that it is their last day before the opening the Intergalactic Grand Prix. And with it, they have one last exam to perform so they will be ready: the final tryouts of their vehicles. Each two heroes put their vehicles to a test by waging a fair race between two on the track, and all of them show they have improved their skills. When Deadpool takes his turn, he is paired with the last superhero who signed up for the Grand Prix: Doreen Green / Squirrel Girl. The two show their performance with their karts and their motorcycles, earning the approval of other heroes and Fury, and concluding the tryouts. Next day, the superheroes participate the Grand Prix's opening ceremony in the streets of New York, with the citizens cheering. The event is seen by Uatu the Watcher, who narrates that this was "the beginning of both a celebratory sport event, and a cosmic battle for the fate of the universe which our heroes must be prepared for". Watching the event from afar, is a grey-skinned hooded individualidentified off-screen as the Silver Surfer, who lost his powers after Galactus exploded the Cosmic Surfboard into pieces who takes refugee at a F.E.A.S.T. shelter owned by Aunt May.
"THE BEGINING..." 	Superheroes including Spider-Man's gang, the Avengers, the Guardians of the Galaxy, the X-Men and the Fantastic Four assemble in a military track field owned by S.H.I.E.L.D., where Director Fury announces that it is their last day before the opening the Intergalactic Grand Prix. And with it, they have one last exam to perform so they will be ready: the final tryouts of their vehicles. Each two heroes put their vehicles to a test by waging a fair race between two on the track, and all of them show they have improved their skills. When Deadpool takes his turn, he is paired with the last superhero who signed up for the Grand Prix: Doreen Green / Squirrel Girl. The two show their performance with their karts and their motorcycles, earning the approval of other heroes and Fury, and concluding the tryouts. Next day, the superheroes participate the Grand Prix's opening ceremony in the streets of New York, with the citizens cheering. The event is seen by Uatu the Watcher, who narrates that this was "the beginning of both a celebratory sport event, and a cosmic battle for the fate of the universe which our heroes must be prepared for". Watching the event from afar, is a grey-skinned hooded individualidentified off-screen as the Silver Surfer, who lost his powers after Galactus exploded the Cosmic Surfboard into pieces who takes refugee at a F.E.A.S.T. shelter owned by Aunt May.
"THE BEGINING..." 	Superheroes including Spider-Man's gang, the Avengers, the Guardians of the Galaxy, the X-Men and the Fantastic Four assemble in a military track field owned by S.H.I.E.L.D., where Director Fury announces that it is their last day before the opening the Intergalactic Grand Prix. And with it, they have one last exam to perform so they will be ready: the final tryouts of their vehicles. Each two heroes put their vehicles to a test by waging a fair race between two on the track, and all of them show they have improved their skills. When Deadpool takes his turn, he is paired with the last superhero who signed up for the Grand Prix: Doreen Green / Squirrel Girl. The two show their performance with their karts and their motorcycles, earning the approval of other heroes and Fury, and concluding the tryouts. Next day, the superheroes participate the Grand Prix's opening ceremony in the streets of New York, with the citizens cheering. The event is seen by Uatu the Watcher, who narrates that this was "the beginning of both a celebratory sport event, and a cosmic battle for the fate of the universe which our heroes must be prepared for". Watching the event from afar, is a grey-skinned hooded individualidentified off-screen as the Silver Surfer, who lost his powers after Galactus exploded the Cosmic Surfboard into pieces who takes refugee at a F.E.A.S.T. shelter owned by Aunt May.
"THE BEGINING..."
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