Stevie was the artificially engineered genetic son of Natasha Romanoff and a man named James Grey. He was created in a laboratory using their genes by a cabal of Black Widow's enemies after they kidnapped Natasha and conditioned her into a new identity, just as they did with James.
In the Earth-10943 and Earth-555326 universes, after Earth's Mightiest Heroes brought peace all over the world and were finally free to live normal lives, Steve and Natasha decided to live that life together as they fell in love with one another and had a son they named James Rogers.
A character named James Rogers appears in the animated film Next Avengers: Heroes of Tomorrow (2008), voiced by Noah Crawford. He is the son of Steve Rogers and Black Widow.
This younger version of the character is portrayed by Ever Anderson, the 13-year-old daughter of Resident Evil star Milla Jovovich and filmmaker Paul W S Anderson.
The female black widow lays approximately 300 eggs. The eggs incubate for some 20 days in a small, round papery sac, that is attached to the mother's web. After hatching, the baby spiders stay in the cocoon fro up to one month.
While Steve's children have not appeared in the MCU, in alternate universes he has a son named James Rogers and a daughter named Sarah, both of whom inherit his superhero abilities.
The two of them became very close friends over the years. They usually never go on a romantic level, but Natasha does understand Steve on a level. When they were undercover, she told Steve to kiss her, but it didn't really mean anything, as they just see themselves as siblings.
A young Natasha Romanoff can be seen sporting blue hair in Black Widow's opening flashback sequence, but why did she dye her hair that color? Warning: SPOILERS for Black Widow. A young Natasha Romanoff has blue hair in Black Widow's prologue sequence, which exemplifies her conviction to get into character.
We know that the Russian-born Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson) was trained as a spy/assassin in a secretive academy known as the Red Room, which disguised itself as a ballet school. All the "Black Widows" were sterilized, so Natasha is unable to bear children.
During one such assignment, she and Hawkeye were captured by General Yuri Brushov, and Natasha discovered that her husband, Alexei Shostakov was alive and had become the Red Guardian.
It is your time of the month?” As Yelena promptly reminds him, the answer is: *Eyeroll* no. She, like other Black Widow assassins created by the dreaded Red Room, was subjected to a forced hysterectomy during training, and therefore cannot menstruate. But Black Widow doesn't let Yelena become the butt of a joke.
Stevie was the artificially engineered genetic son of Natasha Romanoff and a man named James Grey. He was created in a laboratory using their genes by a cabal of Black Widow's enemies after they kidnapped Natasha and conditioned her into a new identity, just as they did with James.
“But like most men, in the end,” Natalia Romanova observes, “he underestimates me.” Throughout her years in the print Marvel Universe, Black Widow has far too often been underestimated by the (mostly) men who write her story and draw her life into action—men hypersexualizing and Othering her along the way.
Surviving the war and believing Rogers had died during his last mission, Bucky eventually married Rogers' fiancé, Peggy and had two children, Marvin and Rebecca.
In an alternate 1949, Carter was met by Rogers after completing his tasks. They lived a happy life together and were married. Steve still wore his wedding band when he reunited with Sam Wilson in 2023, but Steve chose to keep the details of his life with Peggy to himself rather than sharing them with his old friend.
After returning the Infinity Stones to their original timelines, he remains in the 1940s with his lost love Peggy Carter; they marry and Rogers lives a full life.
We know from Captain America: The Winter Soldier that Peggy got married and had two kids, and Endgame seems to confirm that her unseen husband was actually Steve Rogers post-time travel.
Although the expected lifespan of black widow spiders is one year, some specimens have been known to live up three years. These spiders live longest in captivity.
Not all adult female black widows exhibit the red hourglass on their abdomen—some may have a pair of red spots or have no marking at all, but any markings that are present are bright red.
The black widow female often produces several egg sacs. The young spiders emerge from the egg sac after an incubation period of 26 to 30 days, usually during the spring (Table 1). Spiderlings are then dispersed to different geographic areas through “ballooning.” Males reach maturity after 54 to 88 days.
