I'm glad I didn't read that one.

That's why we have the internet.

I have no idea. Sarah goes from thinking Peter is her father to throwing herself pretty quickly.

I call BS on that list. There's a whole of stuff there that doesn't count by (what I think is) any reasonable standard, including some that that even the person that posted them says shouldn't count.

Well, all those instances did happen, but some are more dubious than others. I was just pointing out there's more than one instance where Spider-Man was responsible for someone's death.

Well, that's the thing. Some of them DIDN'T happen. There are at least 2 characters on that list that "died" yet reappeared later, alive and well.

Apparently there's a twist at the end of Superior Spider-Man - which should hint the direction the book will eventually go.

Decided to start a new Superior Spider-Man thread for those who wanna discuss it further: http://www.hcrealms.com/forum/showthread.php?t=403110

I'll check out your thread later today after I've picked up and read the comic. I'm looking forward to this one.

The list isn't perfect, but there are multiple case where Spider-Man has been responsible for a death, or at least was from his perspective. That was the point of me saying he's done that a few times.