Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man

- Hey, ugly! -

I don't think she's interested, buddy!

Where do you think you're going?

Are you okay?

I... am... Spider-Man.

Seeing you today, watching you save people,

and not even thinking about yourself,

I saw a hero. The same one that saved me last year at Midtown.

-You can burden me anytime! -Thanks, Petey. It means a lot.

Jeanne? You're not supposed to be up here.

- -I'm trying to help you understand

what's really going on.

Osborn is hiding something.

Oscorp is better than ever.

We're even close to space exploration.

What are you babbling on about?

Thanks to the blood sample

we received the other evening, we will be able to successfully replicate

Spider-Man's unique DNA structure

-in no time. -Splendid.

Morning, Rockford students. Coach Grayfield, here.

I just wanted to congratulate our boys on giving it their all

- in last week's championship game. -

We didn't bring home the gold, that's okay. Happens...

And we'll be having some tryouts over summer for a number of positions,

including quarterback. Hope to see some new faces out there.

Come on, Petey. Where are you?

Hey, I'm sure Pete's close. Just give him a few more minutes.

Uh, dude, Nico says Pearl is flipping out. Something about a diorama.

I know! I know! I'm bringing it right after this.

Okay, well, wrap it up. I don't think you've got a lot of time.

- - I'm working on it.

Maybe you should cut back on Spider-Manning before school.

Just a thought.

Whoa! Okay. I don't control when people's cars get stolen, Harry.

- - Big day today, everybody.

We'll be presenting our chemical reaction models to the class.

It will factor in heavily to your final grades.

Who should go first?

- - Me!

- Nico? - What?

Usually I have to wake you up when it's time to give a presentation.

- - Good one.

Guess I must have had too much coffee this morning

-because I got energy to burn. - Huh?

Will the owner of a red sedan please come see me?

I chased your car down to a chop shop.

Hey, thank you, Spider-Man.

-And here's your... your... -

- No, please. -It's yours.

Thanks! I gotta run. Stay safe.

- Bye! -

And, uh, that, uh-huh...

explains... photosynthesis.

-Okay! That was... long. -

Thank you, and let's move on to Pearl, Emma, and Peter.

Um... Mr. Taylor, our model is...

- -Wait! Don't start yet.

- -Right here.

- Peter, what happened to it? - What? Funny story.

-We are waiting, you three. -

Uh... Um...

Iron oxidation

-is a progressive process... -

...that results in a flaky brown layer...

- - With these coins being produced

in the Han Dynasty way back in 1800...

Which is why way my grandma still uses that cast iron skillet to this very day.

That was surprisingly informative.

Rust! And if you have any more questions, please consult our diorama.

-And follow me. -

Top notch work, y'all.

Well, have to call it an A-minus since your model is a bit, uh... lacking.

You cut it close there. Don't scare me like that again, Peter.

Yeah, sorry I... Wait, you just called me Peter.

-Hey, thanks for buying me time. -Of course!

You gonna be able to live with the fact that you got an A-minus

-on a science project? -

Yeah, well, you know, grades aren't everything.

Boom! This is what peak academic performance looks like.

I'm only a freshman

and they're already declaring me omega cum laude.

That sounds like you made it up.

Oh! Oh.

Don't be jealous just because you have nothing to flex about, Parker.

The NYPD has none other than Spider-Man to thank

for solving a number of automobile thefts.

The vigilante single-handedly took down...

-You're right. I'm nobody special. - Hey!

Don't say that, Peter. We're all special.

Indeed you are. If you weren't, I wouldn't have hired you.

You've all completed remarkable projects for Oscorp during your internship

and it's my privilege to oversee them personally in their final stages.

Really? You didn't seem to be paying much attention before.

But you were all under enough pressure without me adding to it.

Now, follow me, everyone.

Oh, uh, I thought we were set up on this floor.

I had Dr. Wittman move everything to a more secure testing lab.

Welcome to Project Monolith.

The most ambitious venture in Oscorp's history.

Asha, you probably recognize the star maps

you and the aerospace team spent so long drawing up.

That's right, Jeanne. Your quantum tunneling algorithms are

a vital part of this too.

As is Amadeus' masterwork of engineering. It's...

A mechanical frame capable of suspending an Einstein-Rosen bridge.

Yes!

Yeah, I figured out what we were really doing a long time ago, Chief.

-The schematics you wanted... -

...built were a dead giveaway.

It's a gateway, people! To outer space.

And I'm betting Pete's magnetic generator powers the whole thing.

A gateway? Dr. Connors, did you know about this?

No. What's all this about, Norman?

It's about doing the impossible.

Together, we've unlocked faster than light travel.

Instant matter relocation. The limitless resources of the galaxy

are now at our very fingertips.

And I say, let the harvest begin!

I always knew I'd change the world.

We've already seen this type of technology utilized on Earth, just not by humanity.

Thor's arrival in New Mexico, the Chitauri invaders here in New York,

and reports about the unidentified attack that left Midtown High in ruins.

There are beings that can traverse space in an instant. Now, we can too.

Each of those events caused massive amounts of destruction, Norman.

You have to think about what you're inviting here.

Oh, I have, Carla, and I'm inviting evolution.

It's a wild, wild universe out there, and a flawed group like the Avengers

isn't enough to keep us dominant in it.

So, we're pushing forward on our own.

We will take from the stars themselves and become as formidable

as those we once revered as gods.

None of that matters. We didn't agree to this.

Being involved with this project will skyrocket your careers.

I always have your best interests at heart, Jeanne.

No one knows that better than, Peter. Right, Peter?

-I... Mr. Osborn, I... -Show them, Dr. Wittman.

Punch in some stellar coordinates from a quiet quadrant.

-On it, sir. -

Uh, no, I... I haven't vetted those coordinates...

Relax, it's a barren void, kid. We're just trying to prove a point here.

Aren't you all amazed?

I mean, look at what we've been able to accomplish.

Uh, Mr. Osborn, I haven't done anything yet.

Norman Osborn, I am Doctor Stephen Strange,

and your experiment must not continue.

You are opening the door to the cosmos, and you cannot even comprehend

the unimaginable horrors that lie beyond it.

On behalf of the sorcerers of the world, I'm putting an end to this.

"The sorcerers"? Is that a new group of superhuman lunatics

I'm supposed to be aware of?

It's you! You're the guy from Midtown.

Greenwich Village, actually.

Wait. You're saying he's the one who leveled that school?

It was you! You destroyed Midtown High!

You're the one creating disasters, not me!

What are you even talking about? I was never there.

There's an eyewitness who says otherwise. Or maybe you don't remember

with all the collateral damage you've caused.

-Excuse me? -I will not.

You guys with your powers, floating above us as if you're better,

not realizing the problems you're making for us to clean up.

The lives you're changing with the people you hurt,