September 8's retcons one of the weirdest, most cont♈roversial Spider-Man stories ever. And as it turns out, the original story's writer is totally on b♓oard with the changes.

Spoilers ahead for Amazing Spider-Man #73

Amazing Spider-Man #73 retcons the much-maligned, oft-ignored story , in which the teen Gwen Stacy was revealed to have had an affa🅘ir with the adult Norman Osboꦉrn, resulting in the secret birth of their super-powered twin children who later resurfaced as villains.

Now, writer J. Michael Stranczynski, who penned 'Sins Past,' is weighing in on the changes to his story on Twitter, offering his approval to the retcon of his plot - which you can read all about in i♎ts intricate, complex detail right here.

This isn't the first time the writer has dropped the bombshell of his original plans to have Peter Parker be the father of Gwen's secret children. Back in 2018, Strazcynski brought up the e𒐪ditorial changes while discussing criticism of the story and its repercussions for the character of Gwen Stacy.

"Understand: that wasn't the original story. Peter was gonna be the father of Gwen's kids," Straczynski . "Marvel said 'That ages 🅠Peter, so let's make it Norman instead, the fans will go nuts.' I didn't quite realize what they meant when they said that…"

Peter Parker actually did have at least one child with Mary Jane Watson in the mainstream Marvel Universe, though the baby, May, died as an 🌳infant. In the alt-universe MC2ꩵ continuity, she grew up to become May 'Mayday' Parker, AKA . And in the alternate reality title , Peter and MJ had a different daughter named Annie.

Most recently, ജthe story showed an alternate future where Peter Parker dies, and hi🧔s son Ben becomes the new Spider-Man.

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