As of the September 11, 2021, we have not, do not, will not forget what has transpired on this day 20 years ago. With comics, you can escape the stress, difficulties, and turmoil of the real world, but that is not the case here as this special story written by J. Michael Straczynski and illustrated by John Romita Jr. is not to be taken lightly. Unlike DC comics, where their characters are from fiction based cities like Gotham and Metropolis, the Marvel Universe takes place within the real world, and it’s because of this we see how the the tragic events of 9/11 affect the heroes of this world. The reason why Spider-Man is the one to receive special treatment with special issue is because he lives in New York City, so we, the readers, see how this tragic event affects him and the heroes who happen to be in New York. The squared dialogue throughout this entire story is being spoken directly by Spider-Man which makes perfect sense in this context. The way his dialogue is being played out his like a poem full of anguish and depression, through the beginning and middle, but starts to give a sense empowerment by the end. But like I said, because the Marvel Universe is based in the real world, we see how this affects every hero who happened to also live in New York. Characters like the X-Men, the Fantastic Four, and even Captain America are seen helping out in this story. Something that also happens but sparked some controversial is the inclusion of some of Marvels most notorious villains. But with one of those villains being Dr. Doom. But I’d think back at their history and background, it makes sense. Dr Doom is the leader of his country, so seeing this transpire, he can’t help but think that this could have happened to his country with one of his most iconic panels is him shedding tears. This story as whole is not to be taken with a grain of salt. It teaches us that despite this tragedy occurring in the first place, this event has not broken us, but instead has made us stronger. In this, we are one, one in our grief, determination, and as we recover. Never Forget, but most importantly; Stand Tall. more