The Vedomi serve as liberators of captive artificial intelligence throughout the world, so he created a tipping point by providing every supervillain their own untraceable phone with a unique artificial intelligence serving as the operating system essentially he created a giant beacon for The Vedomi to find Earth and get revenge against the humans.This isn't the same old rehashed Peter Parker/Spiderman mythology that fans can recite by heart. However, one day his lab was firebombed and the scout was destroyed, solidifying Mason’s belief that humans ruin everything. Robot Rockĭecades ago, The Tinkerer encountered a damaged Vedomi scout and repaired it, even becoming friends with it. Their goal? To free all artificial intelligence from the grasp of its human masters.

Thanks to The Tinkerer, an alien race of robots called The Vedomi has arrived on Earth. The Tinkerer's link to aliens remained retconned away for years, but Spectacular Spider-Man #300 brings it back in a major way. It helped clean up a strange bit of continuity from Spider-Man's early days and managed to tie some other villains into that early Spidey story. This would later be retconned in a story where Spider-Man learned that the aliens were stuntmen in costume - one of them being Mysterio - and so it was established that Phineas Mason was a human super-genius all along, and was neither an alien nor working with aliens. The issue ends with Spider-Man finding a mask of The Tinkerer’s face, suggesting that he was in fact an alien himself. The Tinkerer’s debut story sees Peter Parker take a broken radio to The Tinkerer’s shop, only to discover the old man is working with aliens to implant listening devices inside Earth technology. While those first few issues saw Spider-Man fight classic foes like The Chameleon, The Vulture and Doctor Octopus, he also fought runaway robots like The Living Brain, and in the case of The Tinkerer, aliens from outer space. The character first appeared in The Amazing Spider-Man #2, and if you go back and read the issue, it’s obvious that Stan Lee and Steve Ditko weren’t quite sure what kind of book it was going to be. In this week’s anniversary issue celebrating three-hundred issues of Spectacular Spider-Man, The Tinkerer’s plan comes to a head with a throwback to both his very first appearance in Amazing Spider-Man #2 and a more recent story from The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl, as the world is set to be overrun by aliens.

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