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* KickTheDog: Vulture convinces Gibbon to work together with him rather than Spider-Man to survive the hunt, on the basis that Spider-Man is likely to have him arrested once it is all over. When Gibbon takes him up on his offer, Vulture promptly uses him as bait to lure the hunters away from himself.
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* KickTheDog: KickTheDog:
** Vulture convinces Gibbon to work together with him rather than Spider-Man to survive the hunt, on the basis that Spider-Man is likely to have him arrested once it is all over. When Gibbon takes him up on his offer, Vulture promptly uses him as bait to lure the hunters away fromhimself.himself.
** Rhino getting captured by Black Ant and Taskmaster is a halfway example; he may have been a Supervillain, but he was on decent terms with Spider-Man beforehand and the fact Spidey apparently just leaves him to his fate leaves him feeling genuinely betrayed.
** Vulture convinces Gibbon to work together with him rather than Spider-Man to survive the hunt, on the basis that Spider-Man is likely to have him arrested once it is all over. When Gibbon takes him up on his offer, Vulture promptly uses him as bait to lure the hunters away from
** Rhino getting captured by Black Ant and Taskmaster is a halfway example; he may have been a Supervillain, but he was on decent terms with Spider-Man beforehand and the fact Spidey apparently just leaves him to his fate leaves him feeling genuinely betrayed.
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** Also in the case of Spider-Man, when he goes nuts and beats up a Kraven drone only to be stopped by Black Ant [[spoiler:who points out that the drones are synchronized to the real-operators, and that he came close to being an accidental murderer]].
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** Also in the case of Spider-Man, when he goes nuts and beats up a Kraven drone only to be stopped by Black Ant [[spoiler:who points out that the drones are synchronized to the real-operators, and that he came close to being an accidental murderer]].baccidentally killing him]].
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* AnimalMotifs: As Taskmaster, Black Ant, and Spider-Man keep {{Lampshading}}, it's not hard to see the theme in the rogues being kidnapped on Kraven's orders. Kraven wants to make the many animal themed villains live up to the totem they are claiming to represent. Amusingly, Taskmaster and Black Ant note that they considered whether Hammerhead counted on account of having the name of the Shark species but they decided he hadn't really committed to the theme the way others did. Taskmaster also notes gloatingly, that [[spoiler:Black Ant never cottoned on to the fact that an Ant is an animal too]].
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* AnimalMotifs: As Taskmaster, Black Ant, and Spider-Man keep {{Lampshading}}, it's not hard to see the theme in the rogues being kidnapped on Kraven's orders. orders:
** Kraven wants to make the many animal themed villains live up to the totem they are claiming to represent. Amusingly, Taskmaster and Black Ant note that they considered whether Hammerhead counted on account of having the name of the Shark species but they decided he hadn't really committed to the theme the way others did.
** Taskmaster also notes gloatingly, that [[spoiler:Black Ant never cottoned on to the fact that an Ant is an animaltoo]].too when he betrays him. Later when Vulture whines to Arcade about Kraven trying to kill Vulture despite both being card-carrying founders of the Sinister Six, Arcade pointed out that a dude in a Vulture outfit should have seen it coming from a guy who sees himself as the greatest hunter of all]].
** Kraven wants to make the many animal themed villains live up to the totem they are claiming to represent. Amusingly, Taskmaster and Black Ant note that they considered whether Hammerhead counted on account of having the name of the Shark species but they decided he hadn't really committed to the theme the way others did.
** Taskmaster also notes gloatingly, that [[spoiler:Black Ant never cottoned on to the fact that an Ant is an animal
** #20.HU follows the Vulture and shows his story behind the scenes after he betrayed the Gibbon and then rallied the rest of the animal rogues under his makeshift leadership. A short back-up comic also shows the Vermin's POV.
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* HistoricalBadassUpgrade: For largely self-serving reasons admittedly, but the Vulture lionizes that [[spoiler:the Gibbon went out like a champ, and died in a noble and tragic fashion, to perform a HeroicSacrifice for the Vulture, even if Vulture actually left him to die]].
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* HistoricalBadassUpgrade: For largely self-serving reasons admittedly, but the Vulture lionizes that [[spoiler:the Gibbon went out like a champ, and died in a noble and tragic fashion, to perform a HeroicSacrifice for the Vulture, even if Vulture actually left him to die]].die. As "#20.HU" shows, he also makes himself one. Turned out he didn't kill a Kraven Robot, he's been in cahoots with Arcade who gave him a device to get through the robot's devices]].
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* KickTheDog: Vulture convinces Gibbon to work together with him rather than Spider-Man to survive the hunt, on the basis that Spider-Man is likely to have him arrested once it is all over. When Gibbon takes him up on his offer, Vulture promptly uses him as bait to lure the hunters away from himsef.himself.
* NotSoHarmlessVillain: Vermin [[spoiler:used as a pawn in Lizard's scheme to infiltrate the dome, proves to be more mindful than he lets on and tells Arcade that the Lizard and Taskmaster duped him and Kraven. This alerts Arcade who tells his goons to find Taskmaster]].
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* UnreliableNarrator: The Vulture in Issue #19, [[spoiler:claims that Gibbon died]] performing a HeroicSacrifice all so that Vulture could find a way to take out a Kraven Drone and find a way to rework it. Spider-Man calls the Vulture out for it [[spoiler:and leaving the Gibbon to die, but it's subverted when it turns out that the Vulture does have the head of a Kraven drone, proving that at least some part of his story about taking out that drone was true]].
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* TrojanPrisoner: [[spoiler:The Lizard convinces Taskmaster to capture him and bring him underneath the dome so he can save his son]].
* UnreliableNarrator: The Vulture in Issue#19, #19,
** First he [[spoiler:claims that Gibbon died]] performing a HeroicSacrifice all so that Vulture could find a way to take out a Kraven Drone and find a way to rework it. Spider-Man calls the Vulture out for it [[spoiler:and leaving the Gibbon to die, but it's subverted when it turns out that the Vulture does have the head of a Kraven drone, proving that at least some part of his story about taking out that drone wastrue]].true]].
** Of course even that part turns out to be total crap. [[spoiler:#20.HU reveals that Arcade hailed him as a "lucky contestant" and made him a dupe to trigger the second part of Kraven's scheme. Vulture was handed a device that allowed him to cheat and behead a Kraven drone, and then assigned to lead a hit squad of supervillains to kill as many of those drones as possible, while unknown to him, allowing Kraven and Arcade to plot a culling that wipes out the rest of these totemic rogues]].
* UnreliableNarrator: The Vulture in Issue
** First he [[spoiler:claims that Gibbon died]] performing a HeroicSacrifice all so that Vulture could find a way to take out a Kraven Drone and find a way to rework it. Spider-Man calls the Vulture out for it [[spoiler:and leaving the Gibbon to die, but it's subverted when it turns out that the Vulture does have the head of a Kraven drone, proving that at least some part of his story about taking out that drone was
** Of course even that part turns out to be total crap. [[spoiler:#20.HU reveals that Arcade hailed him as a "lucky contestant" and made him a dupe to trigger the second part of Kraven's scheme. Vulture was handed a device that allowed him to cheat and behead a Kraven drone, and then assigned to lead a hit squad of supervillains to kill as many of those drones as possible, while unknown to him, allowing Kraven and Arcade to plot a culling that wipes out the rest of these totemic rogues]].
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* AdultFear:
** Billy's fate in the park is entirely filled with this.
** Also in the case of Spider-Man, when he goes nuts and beats up a Kraven drone only to be stopped by Black Ant [[spoiler:who points out that the drones are synchronized to the real-operators, and that he came close to being an accidental murderer]].
** Billy's fate in the park is entirely filled with this.
** Also in the case of Spider-Man, when he goes nuts and beats up a Kraven drone only to be stopped by Black Ant [[spoiler:who points out that the drones are synchronized to the real-operators, and that he came close to being an accidental murderer]].
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* BadassInDistress: Spidey and a whole bunch of villains are in this situation
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* BadassInDistress: Spidey and a whole bunch of villains are in this situationsituation.
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* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler:After being betrayed by Taskmaster, Black Ant comes and turns to Spider-Man's aid after all his attempts to get the villains to work with him have fallen to deaf ears. Black Ant offers to tell Spider-Man the entire reason and idea behind the hunt and what it's all about]].
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* EvenEvilHasStandards: [[spoiler:One of the hunter operators behind a Kraven drone is totally willing to kill Black Cat but he balks at Billy who is twelve year olds, claiming that he thought he was there to hunt down supervillains, not children. The hunter-operator gets killed by other villains as Black Ant points out the drones are connected to the brain functions of the drone operators remotely and whatever happens to the drones happens to the people behind it]].
* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler:After being betrayed by Taskmaster, Black Ant comes and turns to Spider-Man's aid after all his attempts to get the villains to work with him have fallen to deaf ears. Black Ant offers to tell Spider-Man the entire reason and idea behind the hunt and what it's allabout]]. about. Spider-Man however is not entirely willing to forgive him especially since he kidnapped a child, a crime he keeps downplaying.]]
* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler:After being betrayed by Taskmaster, Black Ant comes and turns to Spider-Man's aid after all his attempts to get the villains to work with him have fallen to deaf ears. Black Ant offers to tell Spider-Man the entire reason and idea behind the hunt and what it's all
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* KickTheSonOfABitch: During the prelude to the Hunt, Spider-Man witnesses Rhino getting captured by Taskmaster and Black Ant and explicitly ignores his cries for help because he wanted to prioritize saving other victims.
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** During the prelude to the Hunt, Spider-Man witnesses Rhino getting captured by Taskmaster and Black Ant and explicitly ignores his cries for help because he wanted to prioritize saving othervictims.victims.
** From Kraven's point of view, the Great Hunt is this to both the supervillains [[spoiler:and the fat cat rich hunters who are all down with killing humans for sport]]. The only exceptions to that are Spider-Man and Billy.
** During the prelude to the Hunt, Spider-Man witnesses Rhino getting captured by Taskmaster and Black Ant and explicitly ignores his cries for help because he wanted to prioritize saving other
** From Kraven's point of view, the Great Hunt is this to both the supervillains [[spoiler:and the fat cat rich hunters who are all down with killing humans for sport]]. The only exceptions to that are Spider-Man and Billy.
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* TakingTheBullet: [[spoiler:Black Cat takes a shot from a laser cannon intended for Billy]].
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* {{Synchronisation}}: [[spoiler:Turns out Arcade had rigged the hunters' drones so that if the drones end up getting hurt or killed, so do the hunters themselves. Kraven deliberately had this in order to give the hunters a sense of RealityEnsues of how the hunter can become the hunted.]]
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* WouldNotHurtAChild: One of the hunters expresses shock when one of the targets was Billy Conners, and quickly wanted out of the hunt. [[spoiler:Unfortunately, Kraven and Arcade have other plans.]]
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* AlasPoorVillain: In Issue #18.HU [[spoiler: the hunter couple who actually wind up killing Gibbon actually did it as a MercyKilling. Gibbon would later pass on while in Peter's arm.]]
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* KickTheSonOfABitch: During the prelude to the Hunt, Spider-Man witnesses Rhino getting captured by Taskmaster and Black Ant and explicitly ignores his cries for help because he wanted to prioritize saving other victims.
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** #19.HU follows the Lizard who is trying to find his son Billy who is trapped inside the Dome of Central Park.
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* CListFodder: Since a lot of the villains here are of this category, a few of them do bit the big one, such as [[spoiler:Iguana and Constrictor]]
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*** Issue #19.HU features [[spoiler:Vermin who is still scrounging in the sewers when the Lizard and Taskmaster capture him]]. Arcade even hangs a {{Lampshade}} and calls him an important part of the "Kraven-Spider-Man mythos".
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* {{Retcon}}: For years, fans had believed Kraven's temporary death at the hands of [[ComicBook/ScarletSpider Kaine Parker]] counted as removing the former's immortality. Issue #17 reveals that it had not.
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* {{Retcon}}: {{Retcon}}:
** For years, fans had believed Kraven's temporary death at the hands of [[ComicBook/ScarletSpider Kaine Parker]] counted as removing the former's immortality. Issue #17 reveals that it hadnot.not.
** Issue #19.HU retcons the events of [[spoiler:''Shed'' with Dr. Connors claiming that he lost control and murdered his family]] when the comic claimed that Dr. Connors had gone postal for real and was conscious about what he did, only losing consciousness at the end.
** For years, fans had believed Kraven's temporary death at the hands of [[ComicBook/ScarletSpider Kaine Parker]] counted as removing the former's immortality. Issue #17 reveals that it had
** Issue #19.HU retcons the events of [[spoiler:''Shed'' with Dr. Connors claiming that he lost control and murdered his family]] when the comic claimed that Dr. Connors had gone postal for real and was conscious about what he did, only losing consciousness at the end.
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* {{Misblamed}}: In-universe multiple villains presum that Spider-Man is responsible for their abduction by known mercenaries just because he happens to be trapped with them.
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* CharacterWitness: In the buildup to the arc Spider-Man basically abandoned Rhino to be collected by Taskmaster and Black Ant when his rampage seemingly buried Aunt May under some rubble. The Rhino later calls him out of this as he's trying to warn the villains not to trust the vulture.
* {{Misblamed}}: In-universe multiple villains presum that Spider-Man is responsible for their abduction by known mercenaries just because he happens to be trapped with them.
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* UnreliableNarrator: The Vulture in Issue #19, [[spoiler:claims that Gibbon died performing a HeroicSacrifice all so that Vulture could find a way to take out a Kraven Drone and find a way to rework it. Spider-Man calls the Vulture out for it [[spoiler:and leaving the Gibbon to die, but it's subverted when it turns out that the Vulture does have the head of a Kraven drone, proving that at least some part of his story about taking out that drone was true]].
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* UnreliableNarrator: The Vulture in Issue #19, [[spoiler:claims that Gibbon died died]] performing a HeroicSacrifice all so that Vulture could find a way to take out a Kraven Drone and find a way to rework it. Spider-Man calls the Vulture out for it [[spoiler:and leaving the Gibbon to die, but it's subverted when it turns out that the Vulture does have the head of a Kraven drone, proving that at least some part of his story about taking out that drone was true]].
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* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler:After being betrayed by Taskmaster, Black Ant comes and turns to Spider-Man's aid after all his attempts to get the villains to work with him have fallen to deaf ears. Black Ant offers to tell Spider-Man the entire reason and idea behind the hunt and what it's all about]].
* HistoricalBadassUpgrade: For largely self-serving reasons admittedly, but the Vulture lionizes that [[spoiler:the Gibbon went out like a champ, and died in a noble and tragic fashion, to perform a HeroicSacrifice for the Vulture, even if Vulture actually left him to die]].
* HistoricalBadassUpgrade: For largely self-serving reasons admittedly, but the Vulture lionizes that [[spoiler:the Gibbon went out like a champ, and died in a noble and tragic fashion, to perform a HeroicSacrifice for the Vulture, even if Vulture actually left him to die]].
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* HuntingTheMostDangerousGame: What Kraven considers the great hunt to be, unleashing all of the animal themed rogues and miscellaneous beings in New York's concrete jungle and declaring open season on them all.
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* HuntingTheMostDangerousGame: What Kraven considers the great hunt to be, unleashing all of the animal themed rogues and miscellaneous beings in New York's concrete jungle and declaring open season on them all.them, to be hunted down by drones controlled remotely by wealthy rich jerks.
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* UnreliableNarrator: The Vulture in Issue #19, [[spoiler:claims that Gibbon died performing a HeroicSacrifice all so that Vulture could find a way to take out a Kraven Drone and find a way to rework it. Spider-Man calls the Vulture out for it [[spoiler:and leaving the Gibbon to die, but it's subverted when it turns out that the Vulture does have the head of a Kraven drone, proving that at least some part of his story about taking out that drone was true]].
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* ADeathInTheLimelight: [[spoiler:18.HU features Gibbon as he attempts to escape the hunters and features him remembering the events that led him to this place. The issue ends with him dying in Spider-Man’s arms.]]
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* MythologyGag: Issue #17 has a ton towards ''ComicBook/KravensLastHunt'':
** The ColdOpen has a naked Kraven snarling at a stuffed leopard before approaching an empty casket.
** Spider-Man swings through New York with a feeling of dread, thinking about the death of Ned Leeds' clone.
** When Spidey is captured, he's put into his old black costume, which he was wearing during that time.
** MJ refers to the rat she killed in that comic albeit this time she spares a caterpillar.
** The ColdOpen has a naked Kraven snarling at a stuffed leopard before approaching an empty casket.
** Spider-Man swings through New York with a feeling of dread, thinking about the death of Ned Leeds' clone.
** When Spidey is captured, he's put into his old black costume, which he was wearing during that time.
** MJ refers to the rat she killed in that comic albeit this time she spares a caterpillar.
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* MythologyGag: MythologyGag:
** Issue #17 has a ton towards ''ComicBook/KravensLastHunt'':
** *** The ColdOpen has a naked Kraven snarling at a stuffed leopard before approaching an empty casket.
** *** Spider-Man swings through New York with a feeling of dread, thinking about the death of Ned Leeds' clone.
** *** When Spidey is captured, he's put into his old black costume, which he was wearing during that time.
** In issue #18 MJ refers to the rat she killed in that comic albeit this time she spares acaterpillar. caterpillar.
** In issue #18.HU, [[spoiler:Gibbon's last memory]] is of the time he was sent into the ComicBook/MarvelApes universe.
** Issue #17 has a ton towards ''ComicBook/KravensLastHunt'':
** In issue #18 MJ refers to the rat she killed in that comic albeit this time she spares a
** In issue #18.HU, [[spoiler:Gibbon's last memory]] is of the time he was sent into the ComicBook/MarvelApes universe.
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* KickTheDog: Vulture convinces Gibbon to work together with him rather than Spider-Man to survive the hunt, on the basis that Spider-Man is likely to have him arrested once it is all over. When Gibbon takes him up on his offer, Vulture promptly uses him as bait to lure the hunters away from himsef.
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* AnotherSideAnotherStory: #16.HU shows Black Cat's POV showing the events, and the backstory behind the Spider-Tracer Peter finds at the end of ASM #15.
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* AnotherSideAnotherStory: AnotherSideAnotherStory:
** #16.HU shows Black Cat's POV showing the events, and the backstory behind the Spider-Tracer Peter finds at the end of ASM #15.
** #18.HU follows Gibbon's POV following Vulture's betrayal of him at the end of issue #18. It gives a new perspective on his backstory and follows his attempts to survive the hunt.
** #16.HU shows Black Cat's POV showing the events, and the backstory behind the Spider-Tracer Peter finds at the end of ASM #15.
** #18.HU follows Gibbon's POV following Vulture's betrayal of him at the end of issue #18. It gives a new perspective on his backstory and follows his attempts to survive the hunt.
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* TooGoodForThisSinfulEarth: [[spoiler:The centipede-like villain notes this about Mary Jane, after she releases a caterpillar which she scoops up and lets out of the window. The narration [[spoiler:by the scary centipede-like villain notes that MJ represents the best in humanity, the ones who are most at risk and suffer most while the rest of society collapses into chaos. The demon also says that it will look after her while Peter is busy]].
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* TooGoodForThisSinfulEarth: [[spoiler:The centipede-like villain notes this about Mary Jane, after she releases a caterpillar which she scoops up and lets out of the window. The narration [[spoiler:by by the scary centipede-like villain notes that MJ represents the best in humanity, the ones who are most at risk and suffer most while the rest of society collapses into chaos. The demon also says that it will look after her while Peter is busy]].
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* HumanHeadToTheWall: How the arc image frames Kraven and the coming great hunt.
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* AnimalMotifs: As Taskmaster, Black Ant, and Spider-Man keep {{Lampshading}}, it's not hard to see the theme in the rogues being kidnapped on Kraven's orders. Kraven wants to make the many animal themed villains live up to the totem they are claiming to represent. Amusingly, Taskmaster and Black Ant note that they considered whether Hammerhead counted on account of having the name of the Shark species but they decided he hadn't really committed to the theme the way others did.
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* AnimalMotifs: As Taskmaster, Black Ant, and Spider-Man keep {{Lampshading}}, it's not hard to see the theme in the rogues being kidnapped on Kraven's orders. Kraven wants to make the many animal themed villains live up to the totem they are claiming to represent. Amusingly, Taskmaster and Black Ant note that they considered whether Hammerhead counted on account of having the name of the Shark species but they decided he hadn't really committed to the theme the way others did. Taskmaster also notes gloatingly, that [[spoiler:Black Ant never cottoned on to the fact that an Ant is an animal too]].
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* ShoutOut: MJ is listening to and dancing to Maggie Rogers' "Burning" in #18 as a way to beat the stress of worrying about Peter.
* TooGoodForThisSinfulEarth: [[spoiler:The centipede-like villain notes this about Mary Jane, after she releases a caterpillar which she scoops up and lets out of the window. The narration [[spoiler:by the scary centipede-like villain notes that MJ represents the best in humanity, the ones who are most at risk and suffer most while the rest of society collapses into chaos. The demon also says that it will look after her while Peter is busy]].
* TooGoodForThisSinfulEarth: [[spoiler:The centipede-like villain notes this about Mary Jane, after she releases a caterpillar which she scoops up and lets out of the window. The narration [[spoiler:by the scary centipede-like villain notes that MJ represents the best in humanity, the ones who are most at risk and suffer most while the rest of society collapses into chaos. The demon also says that it will look after her while Peter is busy]].
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* ContinuitySnarl: A minor one, but one of the super heroes attempting to break through the barrier in issue #18 is War Machine. Rhodey shouldn't be in the armor since ''Tony Stark: Iron Man'' established he had developed claustrophobia.
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* ContinuitySnarl: A minor one, but one of the super heroes attempting to break through the barrier in issue #18 is War Machine. Rhodey shouldn't be in the armor since ''Tony Stark: Iron Man'' established he had developed claustrophobia.
* CListFodder: Since a lot of the villains here are of this category, a few of them do bit the big one, such as [[spoiler:Iguana and Constrictor]]
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''Hunted'' is a 2019 ''Franchise/SpiderMan'' storyline. It is the first major storyline event for ''ComicBook/NickSpencersSpiderMan''. Beginning in #16 of ''The Amazing Spider-Man Volume 5'' and building up on issues prepared from #14 and #15, it is set to conclude with Issue #22.
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''Hunted'' is a 2019 ''Franchise/SpiderMan'' storyline. It is the first major storyline event for ''ComicBook/NickSpencersSpiderMan''. Beginning in #16 of ''The Amazing Spider-Man Volume 5'' and building up on issues prepared from #14 and #15, it is set to conclude with Issue #22.
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* WouldHurtAChild: One of the animal-themed people is young Billy Conners, who was captured by pure luck due to [[IJustWantToBeNormal his desire to live a normal life]].
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* WouldHurtAChild: One of the animal-themed people is young Billy Conners, Connors, who was captured by pure luck due to [[IJustWantToBeNormal his desire to live a normal life]].
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''Hunted'' is a 2019 ''Franchise/SpiderMan'' storyline. It is the first major storyline event for ''ComicBook/NickSpencersSpiderMan''. Beginning in #16 of ''The Amazing Spider-Man Volume #16'' and building up on issues prepared from #14 and #15, it is set to conclude with Issue #22.
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''Hunted'' is a 2019 ''Franchise/SpiderMan'' storyline. It is the first major storyline event for ''ComicBook/NickSpencersSpiderMan''. Beginning in #16 of ''The Amazing Spider-Man Volume #16'' 5'' and building up on issues prepared from #14 and #15, it is set to conclude with Issue #22.
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The SpiritualSuccessor to the mega-popular ''Kraven's Last Hunt''/''Fearful Symmetry'' storyline, Hunted will feature tie-in issues, also written by Spencer, with the distinct .HU suffixed to issue numbering, many of them focusing on one-shot characters and showing events outside Spider-Man's POV.
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The SpiritualSuccessor to the mega-popular ''Kraven's Last Hunt''/''Fearful Symmetry'' storyline, Hunted will feature tie-in issues, also written by Spencer, with the distinct .HU suffixed to issue numbering, many of them focusing on one-shot characters and showing events outside Spider-Man's POV.
POV. #16.HU focuses on the Black Cat, #18.HU focuses on the Gibbon, #19.HU focuses on the Lizard and #20.HU on the Vulture.
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* AnimalMotifs: As Taskmaster, Black Ant, and Spider-Man keep {{Lampshading}}, it's not hard to see the theme in the rogues being kidnapped on Kraven's orders. Kraven wants to make the many animal themed villains live up to the totem they are claiming to represent.
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* AnimalMotifs: As Taskmaster, Black Ant, and Spider-Man keep {{Lampshading}}, it's not hard to see the theme in the rogues being kidnapped on Kraven's orders. Kraven wants to make the many animal themed villains live up to the totem they are claiming to represent. Amusingly, Taskmaster and Black Ant note that they considered whether Hammerhead counted on account of having the name of the Shark species but they decided he hadn't really committed to the theme the way others did.
* AnotherSideAnotherStory: #16.HU shows Black Cat's POV showing the events, and the backstory behind the Spider-Tracer Peter finds at the end of ASM #15.
* AnotherSideAnotherStory: #16.HU shows Black Cat's POV showing the events, and the backstory behind the Spider-Tracer Peter finds at the end of ASM #15.
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* DomedHometown: Kraven commissions Arcade to build a force field that would cover a good chunk of New York under a dome, trapping his "prey" in a lifesize hunting reserve. #16 ends with Central Park covered in a Dome.
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* TookALevelInBadass: Kraven's reputation having increased several bounds by ''Kraven's Last Hunt,'' now has him, post-resurrection, ascend to the Spider-Man rogues' pantheon as a mastermind and planner, and big-event villain filling the vacuum of Dr. Octopus (currently reformed), Venom (ditto) and Green Goblin (currently decommissioned).
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''Hunted'' is a 2019 ''Franchise/SpiderMan'' storyline. It is the first major storyline for ''ComicBook/NickSpencersSpiderMan'' run.
Sergei Kravinoff, Kraven the Hunter, is a man who seeks one thing: a final peace. Revived at the hands of his family during the events of ''Grim Hunt'', Kraven has sought to return to the death he brought himself to in ''ComicBook/KravensLastHunt''. Having created a son thanks to the High Evolutionary, Kraven sought out to collect numerous animal-themed supervillains to teach them to respect the animals they garb themselves as. And with our friendly neighborhood Spider-Man stuck in the middle, it's now hunt or be... Hunted.
The SpiritualSuccessor to the mega-popular ''Kraven's Last Hunt''/''Fearful Symmetry'' storyline, this storyline started with ''Amazing Spider-Man'' vol. 5 #16.HU and continues through to #22, with .HU issues for 18, 19 and 20.
Sergei Kravinoff, Kraven the Hunter, is a man who seeks one thing: a final peace. Revived at the hands of his family during the events of ''Grim Hunt'', Kraven has sought to return to the death he brought himself to in ''ComicBook/KravensLastHunt''. Having created a son thanks to the High Evolutionary, Kraven sought out to collect numerous animal-themed supervillains to teach them to respect the animals they garb themselves as. And with our friendly neighborhood Spider-Man stuck in the middle, it's now hunt or be... Hunted.
The SpiritualSuccessor to the mega-popular ''Kraven's Last Hunt''/''Fearful Symmetry'' storyline, this storyline started with ''Amazing Spider-Man'' vol. 5 #16.HU and continues through to #22, with .HU issues for 18, 19 and 20.
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''Hunted'' is a 2019 ''Franchise/SpiderMan'' storyline. It is the first major storyline event for ''ComicBook/NickSpencersSpiderMan'' run.
''ComicBook/NickSpencersSpiderMan''. Beginning in #16 of ''The Amazing Spider-Man Volume #16'' and building up on issues prepared from #14 and #15, it is set to conclude with Issue #22.
Sergei Kravinoff, Kraven the Hunter, is a man who seeks one thing: a final peace. Revived at the hands of his family during the events of ''Grim Hunt'', Kraven has sought to return to the death he brought himself to in ''ComicBook/KravensLastHunt''. Having created a son thanks to the High Evolutionary, Kraven sought out to collect numerous animal-themed supervillains to teach them to respect the animals they garb themselves as. Teaming up with Arcade, the creator of Death Traps, and Black Ant and Taskmaster who are dispatched to collect the animal-themed rogues from across the Marvel menagerie, well known-and-obscure, all to trigger the greatest hunt ever. And with our friendly neighborhood Spider-Man stuck in the middle, it's now hunt or be...Hunted.
Hunted, all the while Peter's sicker than he's been for a long time.
The SpiritualSuccessor to the mega-popular ''Kraven's Last Hunt''/''Fearful Symmetry'' storyline,this storyline started Hunted will feature tie-in issues, also written by Spencer, with ''Amazing Spider-Man'' vol. 5 #16.the distinct .HU suffixed to issue numbering, many of them focusing on one-shot characters and continues through to #22, with .HU issues for 18, 19 and 20.
showing events outside Spider-Man's POV.
Sergei Kravinoff, Kraven the Hunter, is a man who seeks one thing: a final peace. Revived at the hands of his family during the events of ''Grim Hunt'', Kraven has sought to return to the death he brought himself to in ''ComicBook/KravensLastHunt''. Having created a son thanks to the High Evolutionary, Kraven sought out to collect numerous animal-themed supervillains to teach them to respect the animals they garb themselves as. Teaming up with Arcade, the creator of Death Traps, and Black Ant and Taskmaster who are dispatched to collect the animal-themed rogues from across the Marvel menagerie, well known-and-obscure, all to trigger the greatest hunt ever. And with our friendly neighborhood Spider-Man stuck in the middle, it's now hunt or be...
The SpiritualSuccessor to the mega-popular ''Kraven's Last Hunt''/''Fearful Symmetry'' storyline,
* AnimalMotifs: As Taskmaster, Black Ant, and Spider-Man keep {{Lampshading}}, it's not hard to see the theme in the rogues being kidnapped on Kraven's orders. Kraven wants to make the many animal themed villains live up to the totem they are claiming to represent.
* HuntingTheMostDangerousGame: What Kraven considers the great hunt to be, unleashing all of the animal themed rogues and miscellaneous beings in New York's concrete jungle and declaring open season on them all.
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** Spider-Man swings through New York with a feeling of dread.dread, thinking about the death of Ned Leeds' clone.
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-> ''"I am Kraven--I am a man of many names. The beast. The hunter. Kravinov. I am none of these now. Now I am just--the ghost...Now--everything is compromised. I have been returned to a world I do not belong in, cursed to road endlessly through its decaying paths...I yearn for death. A death that this time cannot be undone. Only the spider can kill me, the curse said. So I will find a way. There will be peace. But not yet."''
-->-- Issue #16, Opening captions.
-->-- Issue #16, Opening captions.
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* WouldHitAGirl: Some of the targets include the White Rabbit, Lady Octopus, the female Beetle, and the Black Cat.
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* WouldHurtAWoman: Some of the targets include the White Rabbit, Lady Octopus, the female Beetle, and the Black Cat.
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''Hunted'' is a 2019 ''Franchise/SpiderMan'' storyline. It is the first major storyline for ''ComicBook/NickSpencersSpiderMan'' run.
Sergei Kravinoff, Kraven the Hunter, is a man who seeks one thing: a final peace. Revived at the hands of his family during the events of ''Grim Hunt'', Kraven has sought to return to the death he brought himself to in ''ComicBook/KravensLastHunt''. Having created a son thanks to the High Evolutionary, Kraven sought out to collect numerous animal-themed supervillains to teach them to respect the animals they garb themselves as. And with our friendly neighborhood Spider-Man stuck in the middle, it's now hunt or be... Hunted.
The SpiritualSuccessor to the mega-popular ''Kraven's Last Hunt''/''Fearful Symmetry'' storyline, this storyline started with ''Amazing Spider-Man'' vol. 5 #16.HU and continues through to #22, with .HU issues for 18, 19 and 20.
!!'''Hunted''' showcases examples of these tropes:
* BadassInDistress: Spidey and a whole bunch of villains are in this situation
* BigBadDuumvirate: Kraven, his son, Arcade and a whole lot of rich folks with high-powered weaponry and armor.
* DreamingOfThingsToCome: In issue #17, Spidey gets a strange vision of MJ being supposedly struck down by something or someone.
* MythologyGag: Issue #17 has a ton towards ''ComicBook/KravensLastHunt'':
** The ColdOpen has a naked Kraven snarling at a stuffed leopard before approaching an empty casket.
** Spider-Man swings through New York with a feeling of dread.
** When Spidey is captured, he's put into his old black costume, which he was wearing during that time.
* ARealManIsAKiller: Kraven seems to want to instill this on both the rich hunters he's recruited and the supervillains he's captured. And probably Spider-Man as well.
* {{Retcon}}: For years, fans had believed Kraven's temporary death at the hands of [[ComicBook/ScarletSpider Kaine Parker]] counted as removing the former's immortality. Issue #17 reveals that it had not.
* WouldHurtAChild: One of the animal-themed people is young Billy Conners, who was captured by pure luck due to [[IJustWantToBeNormal his desire to live a normal life]].
* WouldHurtAWoman: Some of the targets include the White Rabbit, Lady Octopus, the female Beetle, and the Black Cat.
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Sergei Kravinoff, Kraven the Hunter, is a man who seeks one thing: a final peace. Revived at the hands of his family during the events of ''Grim Hunt'', Kraven has sought to return to the death he brought himself to in ''ComicBook/KravensLastHunt''. Having created a son thanks to the High Evolutionary, Kraven sought out to collect numerous animal-themed supervillains to teach them to respect the animals they garb themselves as. And with our friendly neighborhood Spider-Man stuck in the middle, it's now hunt or be... Hunted.
The SpiritualSuccessor to the mega-popular ''Kraven's Last Hunt''/''Fearful Symmetry'' storyline, this storyline started with ''Amazing Spider-Man'' vol. 5 #16.HU and continues through to #22, with .HU issues for 18, 19 and 20.
!!'''Hunted''' showcases examples of these tropes:
* BadassInDistress: Spidey and a whole bunch of villains are in this situation
* BigBadDuumvirate: Kraven, his son, Arcade and a whole lot of rich folks with high-powered weaponry and armor.
* DreamingOfThingsToCome: In issue #17, Spidey gets a strange vision of MJ being supposedly struck down by something or someone.
* MythologyGag: Issue #17 has a ton towards ''ComicBook/KravensLastHunt'':
** The ColdOpen has a naked Kraven snarling at a stuffed leopard before approaching an empty casket.
** Spider-Man swings through New York with a feeling of dread.
** When Spidey is captured, he's put into his old black costume, which he was wearing during that time.
* ARealManIsAKiller: Kraven seems to want to instill this on both the rich hunters he's recruited and the supervillains he's captured. And probably Spider-Man as well.
* {{Retcon}}: For years, fans had believed Kraven's temporary death at the hands of [[ComicBook/ScarletSpider Kaine Parker]] counted as removing the former's immortality. Issue #17 reveals that it had not.
* WouldHurtAChild: One of the animal-themed people is young Billy Conners, who was captured by pure luck due to [[IJustWantToBeNormal his desire to live a normal life]].
* WouldHurtAWoman: Some of the targets include the White Rabbit, Lady Octopus, the female Beetle, and the Black Cat.
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