tried to kill her. Anne's fall is specifically modeled after Gwen's death as depicted in The Amazing Spider-Man 2, as a subversion of the events depicted. Elements from the aforementioned films and the original comic were featured in the 2021 MCU film Spider-Man: No Way Home, a film featuring characters from the Raimi films, Webb films, and the MCU via the plot element of the multiverse. The Green Goblin from the Raimi films kills the MCU version of Aunt May by attacking her with his glider and blowing up the floor he and MCU Peter were fighting on, leading Peter to become bitter and vengeful similar to how the comic version was after Gwen's death, with May's death similarly being a result of his own actions, despite the Goblin being the actual one who killed her. When the two alternate Peter Parkers arrive to console the MCU Peter, the Peter from the Webb films mentioned how he stopped pulling his punches after Gwen's death in The Amazing Spider-Man 2, implying he began using lethal force or took a more hardcore approach to handling criminals and warns his counterpart not to become like him. During the climax, the Peter from the Webb films manages to save MCU Peter's own girlfriend MJ from suffering a similar fate to Gwen as she falls from the Statue of Liberty by jumping after her and catching her in person. MCU Peter attempts to kill the Goblin with his own glider, similar to the 2002 film, and recreating The Amazing Spider-Man 2 deleted scene, but is stopped by the Peter from the Raimi films, and instead cures Norman of his insanity, which was slightly different from the comics where Peter although he pummeled Goblin stopped himself from killing him. See also References External links Comics about revenge Comics about death Comics by Gerry Conway 1973 in comics Green Goblin