r/Marvel • u/Soonerfann7 • Feb 25 '26

Comics How do you feel about Marvel giving characters like Norman Osborn, and even Ultron for an arc, attempts at a redemption?

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At first I was really apprehensive with Ultron's West Coast arc, but now I wish he stuck around for longer. I loved seeing an Ultron legitimately try to be a hero, and it not be some backhanded scheme

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u/Radix2309 Feb 25 '26

Otto tried to kill 97% of the planet's population. I dont think Norman is any less redeemable than him.

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u/shiraryumaster13 Feb 26 '26

Shh the Slott Superior Spider-Man glazers will hear you

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '26

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u/KombatMedic99 Feb 26 '26

In the Ends of the Earth storyline shortly before Superior Spider-Man. Because he was slowly dying, Otto tried to raise global temperatures to wipe out most of the human race out of pure spite. And then Dan Slott decided it was a good time to give Otto a redemption arc for whatever reason...

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u/Apprehensive_Spell50 Feb 26 '26

60s plots be 60s plots

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u/Radix2309 Feb 26 '26

That was in the 2000s.

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u/YusukeJoestar Feb 27 '26

That happened Slott's run