blowing up cars again. Mary Jane urges Peter to go and gives him a half-completed costume. Spider-Man apprehends Geldoff and takes him to a rooftop away from the police where he lectures Geldoff about responsibility. They argue which ends with Geldoff threatening to blow up Spider-Man but Jean Grey, Storm and Kitty (Shadowcat) from the X-Men arrive and take Geldoff and Spider-Man (as a guest) back to X-Mansion. However, Geldoff regains consciousness on board the jet and blows the jet apart. Jean saves the unconscious Geldoff and Spider-Man. Peter awakens at the X-Mansion unmasked but alive. Xavier informs Peter that Geldoff is a result of a genetic experiment when he was in the womb of his mother. Peter returns home late and is confronted by an angry Aunt May. At a later therapy session, May reveals she confronted Peter but stopped when she saw a book from his late mother fall out of his bag, believing he read it away from school. May then reveals in her therapy session that she is too hard on Peter and that she loved Captain Stacey. May's therapist persuades May she is a decent human and encourages her to spend more time with Peter, which she does later to Peter's delight. First appearances: Geldoff Cats & Kings (#46–53) Published: November 2003 – April 2004 Creative Team: Bendis / Bagley Plot outline I: Having bought a formidable defence team, Fisk manages to avert the murder charge from the "Learning Curve" story-arc and returns to New York. In a bid to destroy Spider-Man, who continues meddling in his plans, he financially supports his friend Sam Bullit, who is campaigning for District Attorney on an anti-Spider-Man platform. J. Jonah Jameson, editor of the Daily Bugle, emphatically supports Bullit and steps up the paper's negative Spider-Man coverage. Peter is fired at the Bugle for speaking out against this change of strategy. Ben Urich, reporter at the Bugle, questions Bullit about his campaign and quizzes Bullit on his close links to Fisk. Bullit threatens Urich and smashes the tape recorder. However, Urich has a second recorder and informs Jameson and Robertson about Bullit's conduct. Aunt May then angrily rebukes Jameson over the phone regarding Peter's unfair dismissal. These situations inspire Jameson to turn his coverage against Bullit and print Urich's story and run an editorial highlighting Bullit's link to crime. However, the Enforcers confront Jameson that night and attempt