Spider-Man: Homecoming: School of Shock is a comic set before the film Spider-Man: Homecoming. It is inspired by the events of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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In an ordinary day of high school, Peter Parker notices a car chasing pursuit on the way, the web-slinging hero has put the crime to rest by going up against the Shocker.
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On an ordinary day in high school, Peter Parker was assigned by his teacher to be Amy's lab partner in chemistry class. A loud disturbance had made upon near the school grounds and made Parker to be his duty to stop the crime that's happening. Parker suits up and sends his Spider-Drone to follow it on the location where the crime is headed. Spider-Man finds the getaway van on the pursuit of many cops and Spider-Man swings the top of each car to get to that van. Shocker shoots the energy beams out in the open but Spider-Man leaps in front of the van and lifts it up, letting the Shocker out of the van and webbed him up near a traffic light. Parker returns to school, only to be notified by the teacher that he cut class and received detention.
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- The cover of this issue is a homage to the cover of Amazing Spider-Man #46, the first appearance of the Shocker.
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This comic was released as promotion for Spider-Man: Homecoming, yet it contradicts the movie in two significant areas. First, Monica Warren in the comic teaches chemistry and is white, whereas in the film she is a black physics teacher. Furthermore, Herman Schultz appears in the comic as a criminal acting as Shocker on his own. In the film, Schultz is the second Shocker after Jackson Brice and went to prison while still a part of Adrian Toomes' Crew. Because of these significant differences, this comic is considered non-canon.
