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Okay,
So I do not usually, and have not been following the Dark Avengers. However, there has been some recent hype about Dark Avengers # 10 with the return of Mephisto. I have not yet read it, but I believe fans are hoping to see One More Day addresses in the next issue - Dark Avengers # 11
Here is a quick summary for what happened in Dark Avengers # 10 by Combustible Pumpkins on the Spider-man reviews discussion board.
To sum it up, folks were disappearing in a small town so Norman sent the Sentry over where he mysteriously disappears. Norman arrives shortly afterward with Hammer and the rest of the DA only for them to disappear as well. Last scene Norman's in front of five or six villains who were mostly cosmically or mystically powered, one of them being Mesphito. A lot of us were hoping the OMD deal would turn out a big event to straighten out BND's continuity since it's in quite a mess now.

So, I was just browsing through a comic thread over at the CBR forum. I came across a topic regarding the JMS run prior to OMD. In the thread,there were some scans that brought back to mind why I liked Pre -BND so much.
Of course, there was a more responsible Peter Parker ( I suppose it comes with being married as well), who's situation in life was much different to the current one. I am not here to criticize the current BND run. The new story is completely different from the old one, and does have its own interesting stories.
Nevertheless, I have to admit that there is much to miss from the old, married Spider-man character. Here I will be highlighting his relationship with Mary Jane - one of the many reasons Anti BND fans are Anti BND. Check out this panel below.
While waiting for the Amazing Spider-Man #607 issue to be released I decided to take a look at some old issues -before and devil came into the picture and turned things upside down.
Over the years, Spider-man had developed and grown as a character. From the initial high school kid, to college, to marriage, having marriage problems, landing a job as a teacher, revealing his identity to Aunt May.
Peter Parker has taken many many years to grow a number of years older. Some people did not like the idea of a grown Spider-man. As such, recently they have changed the Spider-man story what we know as One More Day. The reason for doing this was because Marvel wanted Peter to keep his image as a struggling, unlucky guy, who is single.
I will not take sides and argue as to whether or not this was a good decision. Not on this website at least. But personally, I would have liked to see Spider-man develop as a character, and yes, even grow old. An old Peter Parker does not mean that there has to be an old Spider-man.
Marvel is highly capable of introducing a successor if needed. After erasing the marriage, we know that anything is possible.
Below is an image taken from an issue where Spider-man goes into the future and sees himself... and yes, he is old. Personally, I like the suit with the jacket.