Peter Parker is running out of time; his Aunt May is dying. Desperate to save her, he turns to Dr. Strange for help. Will the Sorcerer Supreme be able to aid his friend in his quest? And how far is Peter willing to go to save his aunt? Read the shocking second part of "One More Day".

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The stakes have never been higher for Peter Parker. At his darkest hours, Peter has always had one shoulder to lean on, one person who'd remind him who he is, who he was, and who he can be. Now he's about to lose that person. What would he do...what would you do, if you only had "One More Day?"

The police are on to the Parker family. They are aware that no police report was filed for the apparent drive-by shooting that left Aunt May comatose; a story fabricated by her niece Mary Jane during May's admission. What will they find when they come searching the hospital for answers?

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Peter Parker is a decent man with a good heart who has given his life over to the service of others. And in exchange...what has he gotten? Tragedy. First, Uncle Ben, then Gwen Stacy, and the list goes on and on...But why? In his darkest hour, Peter seeks answers from the only person who can give them to him: God!

A confrontation that has been years in the making: Spider-Man, alter ego to Daily Bugle photographer Peter Parker, and J. Jonah Jameson, the man who, using said newspaper, has spent the better part of his life berating the web-slinger. What will be said? And who is going to come out of it victorious?

Grasping for straws, Peter Parker enlists the help of Madame Web to perform a séance, hoping to "reach" a comatose Aunt May. While this takes place, Eddie Brock, still tormented by visions of Venom, sets his plan in motion to murder Peter's aunt. Will Eddie succeed?

Wilson Fisk, a.k.a. the Kingpin of Crime, has been a thorn in Spider-Man's side for years. Recently, he orchestrated a coup that led to Aunt May being in a coma. The time has now come for him to pay the price for his actions, and to confront the wall-crawler.

Will Spider-Man meet his demise at the hands of his "Other" - Nurse Arrow - or will he vanquish her and send her back to whatever hell she crawled out of? And is Joe "Robbie" Robertson really fired from his job at the Daily Bugle? The answers are a click away!

Spider-Man is so busy trying to bring Aunt May back from the brink of death that he is completely unaware that Eddie Brock, mentally tormented by his "other half", Venom, is in the same hospital and getting ready to kill her on Venom's order. Will Spidey realized what is going on in time to save her?