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Found: Briefcase of Dr. Richard Parker (The Amazing Spider-Man)

If you’ve been following The Amazing Spider-Man and any of the viral activity surrounding #markofthespider-man, you may note that there’s been some action leading up to today. There’s been a countdown clock that indicated various things were going to happen today, with flights booked by Dr. Richard Parker leaving today.

At noon today, this image appeared on the link for New York:

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That happened to be at the New York Hall Of Science, not far from the Forest Hills home of the Parkers, and where there happens to be a pretty decent exhibit on Animation running until Sept. 2 sponsored by Cartoon Network.

I rushed over there, went to the coat check window, and reclaimed this satchel:

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A leather satchel with an RP monogram…

Inside we found the following:

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A bit more detail:

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Oscorp Industries ID for Richard Parker, glasses, and a Parker Pen.

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An HP48G calculator, an Ericsson phone, and more pens.

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Three New York City subway tokens, and three quarters, all at lest twelve years old.

And two spiders encased in lucite.

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Surely, this couldn’t be all of it, could it? Hey, there’s a pocket on the back of the satchel…

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Pocket’s empty. But wait, I can feel something in there… is there a zipper on this pocket?

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Bingo. And what do we have here…?

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This is the point where a good storyteller covers for getting to a scanner with the words… “To Be Continued!”

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4 Comments

  1. Oh, i am so enthralled by this amazing revelation…

    Gotta say, this kind of stunt sometimes makes me less anxious to see a film.

    1. Hey, it\’s no crazier than having, say, a comic book which invites you to solve a mystery and will pay $1000 to the first person who does so.

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