I'm working on Marvel's Spider-Man in American comics.

Chapter 145 What does it mean that my teammate in this transmigration is Deadpool?
At this point, things became quite simple. After school, Harry went to Norman to explain the plan, and as Harry expected, Norman Osborn readily agreed, promising to establish a dedicated "Emily Osborn Research Center." In reality, it would serve as Spider-Man's exclusive secret base, not under the jurisdiction of the Avengers, but solely for Spider-Man's benefit.

The only thing that puzzled Harry was his father Norman Osborn's attitude when he learned all this. It was as if he thought, "My son's really doing well, actually able to help Peter Parker." Harry was genuinely curious about when Norman had started eyeing Peter and seeing him as someone else's child.

But that's not the point. The point is that this secret base has indeed been established. The Emily Osborn Research Center, sponsored by Osborn Technologies, is temporarily located in the penthouse of an apartment building in Midtown. Peter took a look and the location seemed to be the lab of Doctor Octopus in the Marvel's Spider-Man game, which was a strange coincidence.

On the other side was Amadeus, who hesitated but still agreed to join the support team. Thus, temporarily, before the laboratory was ready, the members of the Spider-Man support team had been initially determined.

The rest is just returning to daily life.
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"We are pleased to announce that, thanks to the efforts of attorney Matt Murdoch, the jury has found Mr. Luke Cage not guilty." Perhaps because Luke Cage is a superhero without a mask, JJJ's tone was noticeably cheerful: "And the Defenders, the superheroes who bravely thwarted the government's illegal human experimentation plot, have already begun operations in New York. They are cooperating with the police and combating increasingly rampant gang crime. These are the true guardians of New York."

"Instead of that Spider-Man who just swings around in a black suit that seems to have appeared out of nowhere!"

"Wow!"

The one making the cheerful shouts wasn't Peter, but Gwen, who was being carried by Peter and swung above Manhattan. To avoid revealing Peter's identity, she was wearing a self-made masked outfit, which was indeed the same as Spider-Gwen's outfit, except that she had no spider abilities at all.

But that's why Peter landed nervously with Gwen on the rooftop of a tall building. Gwen seemed quite unsatisfied; she ripped off her hood and eagerly asked, "Can you fly around the city like this every day?"

"Not every day, maybe I'll take a few days off, maybe."

Although he never actually rested.

"Can we do it again? This feels so amazing!"

Gwen looked at Peter expectantly, but the information displayed on her goggles indicated that there was no chance right now: "Uh, no, a new situation has arisen, I have to go help. Do you need me to take you down?"

“Oh, no need, I’ll just take off this coat and put it in my bag.” Gwen smiled and waved to Peter. “Remember to be careful.”

Peter waved, then leaped down. Gwen looked at the rooftop entrance behind her and let out a long sigh. She wondered when she'd experience something like this again.

Peter Parker, dressed in black, was flying through the city. He wondered which ignorant supervillain had suddenly appeared and was causing trouble. He landed on the ground and saw that Sheriff George and his officers' patrol car were glued to the ground with superglue.

Huh? Wait, super glue?

Peter dodged a shot of sticky, liquid glue that grazed him as he turned to face the guy with two special water guns and a huge bag of money on his back. The guy roared at him, "I'm Peter the Glue Bucket! Prepare to die, Spider-Man!"

"..."

Peter Parker had never been so speechless about his name, Peter. He couldn't even find a way to complain about this guy. Why does your nickname have "Peter" in it?
"Can you change your name? Like, Trap King, Trap Master, or something? Glue Bucket Peter? The only good thing about this name is that it's hilarious." Peter sighed helplessly, launching two webs in the process. But Glue Bucket Peter on the other side burst into laughter: "Haha, you're doomed, Spider-Man, because of my super glue—"

"I've blocked your gun, no need to thank me."

Peter blinked twice, and the next second his water gun exploded, covering him completely in white superglue. Peter waved helplessly and walked towards Sheriff Stacy and the others.

“Um, thank you, Spider-Man. Our department’s current weapons are completely ineffective against this super glue…” Sheriff Stacy sighed, then suddenly remembered something and said to Spider-Man, “Oh, by the way, there was this guy in the red bodysuit who said he was coming to help, but he got stuck in the toy store next door with the super glue. Do you want to go check him out? He said he was here to help you.”

Helping me? A red bodysuit? Could it be Daredevil? Uh, Matt shouldn't be this bad, could it be Ant-Man?

Peter walked into the toy store, lost in thought, and saw a figure sticking out of superglue with a thumbs-up, as if cosplaying as the Terminator. Peter pondered for a moment, then a terrifying thought flashed through his mind. He then used Venom to pull the figure out of the superglue.

This is the second time today that Peter has said, "No, please don't let it be him."

This is the second time I haven't received a response.

"Hey there, Spider-Man." With his mask glued on, Wade Wilson's mangled face was pulled out, revealing his big white teeth as he grinned happily. "Did you miss me?"

"How did you get here? Shouldn't you be in Raft Prison?!"

“There’s no doubt they think it’s inhumane to put a mutant gene controller on a cancer patient.” Deadpool said, putting his hand on Peter’s arm. “I heard you’re going to have a cameo in Mad Max? Interested in taking those Canadians who hate Australia the most to go on a killing spree?”

"So, the Avengers released you because they wanted you to come with me to the wasteland?"

"Yes, because old Wade is immortal and not inherently bad; money can solve everything."

"But it's not time yet."

Wade's smile was terrifying: "Now that I'm here, it's time for the main story to begin. Three, two, one, bang!"

Peter's spider-sense rang louder than ever before, as if some upheaval had occurred in the wasteland, accelerating the arrival of time.

　Mad Max is considered the foundational work of all post-apocalyptic culture. The earliest trilogy of this series was an Australian film, and as is well known, Hugh Jackman, the actor who plays Wolverine, is Australian, while Deadpool, both the character and the actor, are Canadian.
　　
　
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