There isn't really a good Spider-man story without JJJ. He's the representation of a practical reaction to seeing a person swinging around a city and fighting super-villains at every turn. He's always called Spider-Man a menace because he's tired of all the evil that seems to follow him around. Little does he know, Spider-Man has saved his life on multiple occasions. In this story, the ultimate JJJ is pretty much the same as the mainstream one, but seems to be a bit younger. He's a tenacious Journal-chief who will do what it takes to get a good scoop.