Marvel Finally Kills Off Stan Lee's Forgotten Hero By Reassigning His Name The introduction of Cormac Crane as the new 'Ravage' in Amazing Spider-Man #1000 marks the end of Paul-Phillip Ravage's relevance in the Marvel universe. By assigning the name to a character with a direct connection to Spider-Man's origin story, Marvel has effectively overwritten the legacy of the 1990s eco-warrior. Marvel has effectively buried the legacy of Paul-Phillip Ravage, the forgotten eco-warrior of the 2099 timeline, by assigning his name to a new, more significant villain in the Spider-Man mythos. In Amazing Spider-Man #1000, the character identified as 'Ravage' is revealed to be Cormac Crane, the biological son of Ben and May Parker, possessing dangerous memory-manipulation powers. This repurposing indicates that Marvel no longer considers the original Ravage 2099 character relevant enough to protect his unique identity, signaling the definitive end of his role in the Marvel universe.