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She's very good at knocking things over?•• THAT would actually make sense. Last time I was working on Spider-Man, I had an idea for a Mad Thinker subplot. Bad guys hire the Thinker to knock off Jonah, and the scheme begins with a single panel, upper left corner, about the size it would be if it was on a nine panel page. The panel contains something utterly unconnected with an attempt on Jonah. Next issue, a similarly sized panel appears, vaguely related to the previous one, but still unconnected to Jonah. So it continues for the next six issues. In the ninth issue -- the HIT issue -- all the panels are reprinted as a single page, and we see that what the Thinker did was start a cascade of seemingly unrelated "dominoes" that would lead to Jonah being killed. Of course, what the Thinker could not factor into his scheme was that someone very close to Jonah was Spider-Man!
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