"Please Mr. Parker. You should know better than anyone. There are no more secrets. Everything is so linked and connected. And with this suit, there isn't anywhere I can't go or anything I can't control."

"The world is so automatic now, no one even has to think about anything anymore. So why don't I just think for them?"

-Techno-Venom

100th Anniversary issue of Spider-Man is not about Spider-Man's possible future, but more of a message about humanity's possible future of mass surveillance and the heavy reliance of technology. What do you think?

No different than any other future issue. When the 100th anniversary issue does come to pass, I doubt that this issue will be featured as there will be a very different creative team who'll just ignore it as restore Peter and Mary Jane's Pre-OMD timeline.

sure, but it wasnt very thought provoking. this topic is talked about so much its not like the comic brings up any new or interesting ideas to get people talking and concerned about the future.

@averywetfrog: I haven't seen much newer comics trying to send a message like this though. I just thought it was cool how the story wasn't progressed not just through words but through the characters and the art. I really enjoyed the metaphors.