Marriage. In spite of Peter and Mary Jane's mutual worry that they were marrying too early, Peter's concern for her safety, and her unwillingness to give up her "party girl" lifestyle, they marry. She adds Peter's surname to her own, making her Mary Jane Watson-Parker. They were, at that moment, really in love.
Unfortunately, it appears that following the end of Spider-Man 3, the two of them opt to live their lives separately from one another. O'Connell explains that "MJ [Mary Jane] has gone" and that Peter "has finally made peace" with his life has Spider-Man having fully taken control.
Peter and MJ were married in the story "The Wedding!" from The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #21 – written by David Michelinie and Jim Shooter, with art by Paul Ryan. J. Scott Campell's Ultimate Spider-Man (2024) #1 cover is an homage to the cover of Annual #21.
Mary Jane fell in love with Peter B. Parker and they were married. However, Peter and Mary Jane's marriage got rocky because of his stressful hero work and bad luck in the years to come. Eventually, Mary wanted kids, but they divorced after Peter was afraid to endanger her or their kids because of his hero life.
Gwen was the first love of Peter Parker's life and the death of Gwen Stacy is one of the most important and recognizable events in Spider-Man history. After this death, Peter would eventually gravitate towards Mary Jane, before falling in love with her as well.
While Gwen Stacy was Peter Parker's first love, he grew to love Mary Jane Watson more than he ever did Gwen. Nevertheless, someone's first love will always hold a special place in their heart, even if it isn't the deepest love they have ever felt.
A series of convoluted plot points resulted in the couple being trapped in different dimensions. Wells revealed that Mary Jane fell in love with Paul Rabin during the course of her four-year exile and the two even adopted children. In her home dimension, Mary Jane has continued her new life with Paul.
Early history. Mary Jane is depicted as an extremely beautiful, green-eyed redhead and was the primary romantic interest of Peter Parker for the majority of the forty years between her first full appearance in 1966 and the One More Day story in 2007 (Peter and Mary Jane married in 1987).
When Peter leaves MJ's job, the script reads, "HOLD ON MJ, watching Peter go off with a lingering sense of… recognition?" The script and Zendaya's performance leave enough ambiguity for Marvel and Sony to go in a different direction if they want. Still, it's also clear MJ remembering Peter is in the cards.
While MJ is at a low point in her life, Peter kisses Gwen Stacy as Spider-Man during a festival in his honor to please the crowd that was chanting for the kiss to happen.
Yuri Lowenthal believes Peter Parker will continue to be a presence in Insomniac's future Spider-Man games despite speculation. Fans were concerned about Peter's future after the conclusion of Spider-Man 2. Spider-Man 3 could introduce more heroes and villains, setting up potential storylines for Peter and Miles.
At the funeral for Norman Osborn, MJ plants another kiss on Peter for what she thinks is the first time. Peter denies her invitation to be together, but as he leaves, MJ puts her fingers to her mouth, recognizing his lips and realizing her best friend might also be a superhero.
Peter, who decides that for her protection they can't be together, gently rejects her and insists they can only be friends. As he leaves, a saddened Mary Jane realizes that her kiss with Peter reminds her of the one she shared with Spider-Man and suspects that he is the superhero.
Miles quits being Spider-Man as a result. A year later he has a girlfriend, Kate Bishop, and plans to tell her about his former life as Spider-Man. S.H.I.E.L.D.
Peter Parker has dated several women, including Liz Allan, Betty Brant, Mary Jane Watson, and Gwen Stacy. Some of Spider-Man's romances have tragic endings, such as Gwen Stacy's death, while others have an on-again, off-again dynamic, like his relationship with Black Cat.
One of Spider-Man's greatest girlfriends was Gwen Stacy. While Peter Parker dated Betty Brant first, the first woman that he really loved was Gwen Stacy. She showed up for the first time in Amazing Spider-Man #31, but at that time, they were dating other people.
Ben was killed when a burglar was robbing their house. Ben accidentally surprised him causing the burglar to shoot him. His death sparked the transformation of Peter Parker into Spider-Man. He once returned for five minutes as part of a birthday present from Doctor Strange for Peter Parker.
Mary Jane was stranded all that time with Paul, with whom she fell in love. Together they adopted Owen and Romy, two children they discovered hiding in a cellar, scared of the "Scribble Man" (Rabin).
To protect Peter, Mary Jane used a device that returned Peter to Earth, leaving her stranded. After spending four years in this other reality, Mary Jane married Paul. They adopted two children, Owen and Romy. Upon their return to Earth-616, they stayed together.
She claims it was their kiss, and Peter replies that Spider-Man kissed the girl, not him. MJ, furious and frustrated for Peter's primadonna attitude, leaves. MJ finds solace with Harry, who tries to help her as a friend. After a while, anyway, Harry recovers his memory and forces MJ to break with Peter, menacing her.
In Marvel Adventures Spider-man, Emma reveals that she has a crush on Peter and tries to separate Chat and Spidey by erasing Chat's memory. On her own, she decides to pay for her crimes and get arrested, but returns to help Spidey, apparently, still holding a crush on Peter.
Edward "Ned" Leeds is a Marvel Comics character. He is Peter Parker's best friend in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and is portrayed by Jacob Batalon. Ned Leeds was created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko.
