The massive Amazing Spider-Man #1000 is coming your way in September and I've got a story—focusing on Peter Parker's tangled, traumatic relationship with the Osborn family—in the collection, illustrated by the great Humberto Ramos. If you could see Humberto's pencil art for this Goblin-centric tale, your eyes would pop out of your head (in the very best way).
Can't wait for everyone to read this one. For now, enjoy Humberto's variant cover!
Update: AIPT just released a preview page (minus lettering) for our story and you can see it below. Fantastic, isn't it?
So, based off this cover... the story will be about Hypo-Hustler.
ReplyDeleteJack
You're correct, as always.
DeleteInteresting side note:
ReplyDeleteWhen I typed in "Hypno-Hustler's FInal Groove" into Google, this is what it's AI overview said...
"Hypno-Hustler's Final Groove" refers to a celebrated story penned by comic writer J.M. DeMatteis. It is not a major mainstream Marvel event, but rather a warmly regarded tribute narrative within the creator's personal portfolio.
Yeah, handing things over to AI is a great idea.
Jack
Wait. Is that for real?!
DeleteThat you wrote it, or that it is what came up?
DeleteBecause it is in fact what came up.
JAck
Then I don't think we have to worry much about our AI Overlords. They're idiots.
DeleteBecause human kind has never had idiots as overlords... right?
DeleteJAck
Well, there is that...
DeleteIf you want something REALLY creepy...
DeleteWhat is there I just copied and pasted from what the Google AI overview had.
When I tried again today, it referred to it as a "fictional story" and a "in-joke" on this website.
That level of turnaround... and having the less than admirable human quality of pretending a mistake did not happen is a little unnerving.
It i all almost like a Heinlein story... or maybe Vonnegut... where mankind builds a mechanical God in its likeness, but because we are so stupid and arrogant it is a nightmare.
JAck
Welcome to the Twilight Zone.
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