The Comprehensive Evolution of American Comics.

Chapter 240: New York in every universe seems to be restless

Yang Le, who had never mentioned Gwen, left on the pretext of checking the time-travel device and went to find the Magic Twins.

In fact, Yang Le also asked Valeria whether the two siblings wanted to leave with them. In fact, the twins were indeed preparing to leave, but not with Yang Le.

"Franklin is leaving with Madeline Parker?" Yang Le's eyes widened. "Is Franklin's progress unexpectedly good? It seems this guy has some skills."

"Hmm." Valeria just snorted with a strange expression, which caught Yang Le's attention, and he immediately asked what was wrong.

"Medae actually has feelings for my brother," Valeria sighed. "But she's very cautious about this cross-dimensional romance, so she's still a little hesitant."

"Is that why?" Yang Le curled his lips. "Traveling through the universe is just a small problem for you. I believe Franklin will be able to overcome all difficulties and reap the rewards."

Yang Le spoke in Chinese, but Valeria still understood. This genius, whom even Reed admitted to being inferior to, naturally knew all the languages ​​on Earth. He was different from Yang Le who relied on his broken watch.

"Thank you for your kind words." Valeria shrugged, and the two chatted for a while until Gwen came over with her suitcase.

Since Franklin wants to go with Madea Parker, Valeria must follow him. Brothers and sisters support each other. There is no reason for Valeria to ignore her own brother and follow her instead, even if her brother is stronger than God.

So Yang Le wisely didn't mention the matter of going together to Valeria again. He just said goodbye and walked into the previously built shuttle portal with Gwen.

After Yang Le and Gwen left, Valeria sighed silently when she saw that there was no one else in the base. A look of loneliness appeared on her face, and no one knew what she was thinking.

Meanwhile, in New York in another universe.

"boom!"

A huge explosion sounded, even drowning out the sound of the sirens. The small stones flying out of the explosion even hit the head of Jeff Morales who was hiding behind the police car, causing him to cry out in pain.

"Are you okay, Jeff?" asked his companion.

"It's okay." Jeff rubbed his head, but he made up his mind to ask for a helmet from his superiors, as a bulletproof vest alone was not enough.

"I wonder what those two spiders are up to?" the officer complained. "They're gone when we need them most."

Jeff also knew that the current situation was not something they could solve, but he still couldn't help but criticize his companions.

"Don't rely on them for everything. We didn't fight criminals the same way before Spider-Man went there."

Jeff paused as he spoke, taking the time to lean out of the police car and fire a few shots. Even if it was completely ineffective, at least he tried.

Jeff didn't retreat until the magazine was empty. While replacing it, he kept muttering, "And that newcomer, Black Spider, looks like a child. I wonder what kind of parents he has to let their child face those vicious criminals."

"He's probably just a poor kid whose parents don't care about him." The police officer agreed, and seeing how hard Jeff tried, he also fired a few shots.

The two of them were complaining about the two Spider-Men while shooting, completely unaware of the black spider Miles hanging upside down behind them.

"Help, what should I do if I see my dad on a mission and want to say hello, but he says bad things about me?" Miles looked at his father with a frown on his face and couldn't help but sigh. Unfortunately, the gunshots were too loud and the scene was too chaotic, so Jeff and his partner didn't hear it.

"And what's with his suit?" Jeff continued. "There's a red line under his armpit, like it's bleeding." Miles glanced at his own suit, feeling even more frustrated. He was so proud of his design.

Just when Miles decided to leave quietly to avoid making the situation too awkward, a car flew over from not far away and headed straight for Jeff and his partner.

"Get out of the way!" Jeff shouted to remind his partner, and then prepared to lie down, but he caught a glimpse of a black shadow in his peripheral vision.

It was Miles. He jumped over Jeff, stood on the roof of the police car, and caught the flying car with both hands.

"Um, hello." Miles greeted awkwardly in a thick voice.

"You're finally here, Spider-Boy." Jeff's partner breathed a sigh of relief. "Where's your master?"

"He's dealing with another villain a few blocks away." Miles had just replied when the roof of the police car under his feet collapsed because it could not withstand the pressure.

"Um, sorry." Miles quickly threw the car aside. "I have work to do, so I'll leave now."

As he spoke, he shot out a spider silk and swung away.

Jeff looked at the police car that was one section shorter and said in silence, "Consider this my punishment for talking bad about others behind their backs."

Regardless of Jeff and his police car, Miles had already arrived at the center of the incident. He had seen a humanoid rhino rampaging early on. If he continued to do so, his mother's favorite shopping street would be destroyed.

Thinking of this, Miles increased his speed, aimed at the rhino man's back, and kicked him. The rhino man, who was caught off guard, immediately fell to the ground and rolled far away.

"Hey! Big idiot." Miles squatted on the street lamp. "I thought I'd run into some tough guy, but it turned out to be you again."

Miles shrugged, as if to say, "To be honest, I've seen many Rhinos in my previous multiverse journeys, and I'm a little tired of seeing you."

While Miles was chattering, the rhino man had already jumped up from the ground in fear. He looked confused when he heard what Miles said and couldn't understand what she was saying at all.

"What the hell!" The rhino man roared and charged towards Miles.

Miles leaped into the air, and the street lamp where he had just landed had turned into pieces. He shot out spider silk to cover the rhino man's face, and kicked the rhino man again while the other party was struggling to break free.

Although Miles looked thin, he still possessed the strength of Spider-Man. He kicked Rhino to the ground again, and then used several spider silk threads to not only reinforce the spider silk on Rhino's face, but also tied up his hands and feet.

However, based on Rhino's strength, this cannot trap him for long, and Miles knows that, so his real killer move is still to come.

While the Rhino Man was unable to break free, Miles fell on him, with his hands pressed tightly against the Rhino Man. An electric current surged out from his hands, shocking the Rhino Man.

Looking at the motionless Rhino, Miles wiped the nonexistent sweat and said, "Huh~ Done!"

"Buzz!"

The spider sense suddenly sounded, and Miles turned around suddenly, only to see a flash of purple coming towards him with great momentum.

(End of this chapter)