There was no plot advancement. One More Day is only 4 issues long and if you skip the first issue and come in at the second you won't have missed any important plot development. They introduced then solved the charity ward subplot in the same issue, but if they had skipped it all together would the overall story have suffered at all? The issue ends with Peter in the same situation as when he began. It was a self-contained Spider-man/Iron Man story that didn't even provide any kind of revelation or resolution to that subplot. Just like the main story there was no advancement, Tony and Peter are at the same crossroads that they were in when the story began. But I will amend my previous statement.
No, but most at least leave you with an interesting cliffhanger. Like I said, this one ends where it began.
Whoa. I don't think anyone is saying this is Ultimate Power bad.
Jarvis is throwing around the big bucks. That problem is solved. And it could have been solved by a phone call.
These two are on opposite sides of the registration act and opposing Avengers teams. They have and will continue to fight each other over that for the foreseeable future. This particular skirmish could have easily been saved for a later use. Like say, when they aren't in the middle of a storyline that will "change Peter's life forever".
I love you too post altering wierdo.
