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Sometimes You Gotta Get Mad: The Real Villain in Spider-Man: Brand New Day Is Rage

IGN · 3 months ago

The real villain in Spider-Man: Brand New Day isn't Jean Grey. It's not even Damage Control — not really. It's actually… rage.

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