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

Chapter 459 The Red Tank Stands Tall on the Raft
The powerful impact of Electro caused Peter to lose consciousness temporarily and collapse to the ground. If they had chosen to stay, they might have been able to achieve a great victory by relying on Electro's sacrifice—although that was impossible.

Because Peter had anticipated the situation before being hit, he modified the spell he cast, changing it to astral projection. His celestial bodies appeared around his body, allowing him to continue fighting the Sinister Six.

Even if he were unable to fight and simply passed out, the Sinister Six probably wouldn't have much time to eliminate Spider-Man, since Peter had also heard the news that the Fantastic Four had arrived.

"...I don't believe Otto could have developed teleportation technology on his own."

Looking at the gaping hole torn open by Doctor Octopus, Peter sighed and returned to his body, then woke up again. After the Sinister Six left, all his abilities returned.

"It would be great if Venom could leave the recovery period. Ever since the battle with Green Goblin, Venom has never been able to reach full strength, as if he has kidney deficiency."

After making a few exasperated complaints about Venom, Peter decided to continue capturing the prisoners. Otto had undoubtedly come prepared; both the cloning and resurrection plan and the rescue of Electro were unexpected events for Peter, and he couldn't judge the prison break based on these unknown facts.

But what was Otto's motive for this prison break? Was it just to assemble a sinister group of six to deal with him? And to release hundreds of supervillains for that?

This is no longer a crime, it's a terrorist attack, and we must take strong measures against it.

"Hopefully I can get in touch with Frank or Logan for help, if they're available. Otto is definitely still planning to take revenge on Osborn, and once that's confirmed, he'll be much easier to deal with."

Peter spoke as he moved forward, and soon saw Wanda running towards him. Wanda used her chaotic energy to slam an unknown grunt against the wall, then rushed over and asked, "Are you alright, Spider-Man? I heard from Pietro that you were having a tough time."

"When those guys heard that the Fantastic Four had arrived, they immediately abandoned the fight and teleported away."

Wanda was confused when she heard the word "teleportation," and Peter, not knowing how to explain, simply asked, "Hey, why are you the only one here? Where are the others?"

"The Fantastic Four have gone to deal with a very dangerous guy. Dr. Pym said that guy is the most dangerous prisoner in the prison. The entire Avengers combined might not be able to defeat him."

It was Quicksilver who spoke. Before Wanda could even open her mouth, he ran over and briefly explained the situation: "Dr. Pym was seriously injured and is currently recuperating. Wasp is taking care of him. We have to deal with the remaining prisoners. The good news is that I've basically taken care of them all. The bad news is that I've mostly taken care of prisoners who aren't very combat-capable. The rest are all extremely troublesome."

"An incredibly powerful enemy capable of taking on the entire Avengers?"

Peter felt incredulous. He didn't remember anyone like that on the list. Could it be that some big shot had been locked up in the last few days without his knowledge? "Who is it?"

"He said his name was Juggernaut, and he's Professor Charles's half-brother." Quicksilver scratched his head: "A brother almost twenty years younger than me, that's rare."

...Your father had a child at seventy, I think that's even rarer.

But could the Juggernaut take on the entire Avengers? Peter felt it was a bit absurd, then realized that while a future Avengers team might be less certain, the current Avengers were still in their early stages, and the Juggernaut was indeed a major problem for them. Could the Fantastic Four handle him?
"I want to defend myself! I want to file a complaint! The evil son of Magneto locked me up here and dressed me in prison clothes! I am innocent!"

Deadpool was trapped in a room blocked by furniture and roared helplessly. In response to his roar, the Thing, who did not recognize him at all, curiously came over, glanced at Deadpool through the gaps between the furniture, saw Wade's face, and immediately retreated.

Thunderbolt, who was flying to the side, saw a surprisingly human-like expression appear on his stone face and couldn't help but ask with amusement, "What did you see?"

"I don't know, probably a bad guy. Anyway, he doesn't look like a good person."

“I heard you, big guy! I heard you! This is blatant discrimination against people with disabilities! Tomorrow I’m going to mobilize a crowd to protest at the government gate against the famous superhero ‘that thing’ for alleged discrimination! A guy with no ears and only four fingers is disgusted by other people’s faces.”

"He was provoking me to open the door."

The Stone Man looked at the Human Torch with a grin: "I won't do it."

"I advise you to let me out, or you'll be in big trouble!" Deadpool shouted weakly. Suddenly, he seemed to hear something and became extremely surprised. He heard very heavy footsteps, as if some kind of terrifying monster was stepping towards him. Wade seemed to understand something and immediately shouted, "No! No! Please don't let me out!"

"Looks like the big guy Pym was talking about is coming."

The Thing chuckled and clenched his fist, looking ahead. Then, he saw a person tear open the wall in front of him and walk out. The person was unusually tall, more than a head taller than both Hulk and Thing, and for some reason, he was wearing a heavy suit of red metal armor.

Why didn't the Avengers remove his armor?
“Sorry, buddy, whoever you are, you’d better go back to your cell.” Thunderbolt went out first and flew to Juggernaut’s side: “You’re a criminal, so you should have some sense of responsibility as a criminal.”

Juggernaut looked at Thunderbolt and simply uttered a single word.

"roll."

"You're asking for trouble, buddy!" The Human Torch immediately unleashed a barrage of flames at the Juggernaut, to which the Juggernaut had only one reaction: he stood motionless, enduring the flames, his red metal armor radiating a terrifying heat. He peered at the Human Torch through the peephole of his conical helmet and squinted.

Then he grabbed Thunderbolt's head and slammed it to the ground.

Is this all you can do?

"Of course not," Thunderbolt mumbled, pinned to the ground. "I still have reinforcements."

(End of this chapter)