In AMAZING SPIDER-MAN (1963) #418, the titular hero's wife, Mary Jane Watson, gave birth to a child that was immediately abducted by Alison Mongrain, a woman working with Norman Osborn, AKA Green Goblin, in his effort to destroy Parker's life.
Fictional character biography. May "Mayday" Parker is the daughter of Peter and Mary Jane Parker and the great-niece of Aunt May in the future, alternate universe continuity. Peter and Mary Jane named their daughter after his Aunt May.
Peter and MJ have had a long series of children throughout an array of variant worlds, most famously Mayday Parker from the MC2 universe, May Parker from Earth X, and Annie May Parker from Renew Your Vows.
There were numerous hints that the baby had actually been kidnapped by the woman (Alison Mongrain) at the behest of Norman Osborn, but it was ultimately revealed that the baby had in fact died. In One More Day, Peter encountered a young red-haired girl who was revealed to be the daughter he and MJ would never have.
Their romance becomes more complicated when her father, Police Captain George Stacy, gets killed by falling debris from a battle which involved Spider-Man and Doc Ock (The Amazing Spider-Man #90).
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Regardless of some of the more polarizing storytelling in the comic books, Mary Jane remains Spider-Man's most seminal and recognizable romantic interest across every entertainment medium the character has appeared in.
The story features a confrontation between Spider-Man and the Green Goblin. Having discovered Spider-Man's identity, the Green Goblin abducts Spider-Man's girlfriend Gwen Stacy. Gwen is killed during the battle, and a subsequent fight results in the Goblin's death.
Since 2007, Peter has not grown. He has not changed. He's essentially been in limbo for 16 years with each new run being the same unoriginal schlock. The reason Marvel wiped all of Peter's development was because they felt that a married Peter would be too old to be relatable to younger audiences.
Mary Jane discovers that she is pregnant. While she experiences some complications in her pregnancy, Reilly's scientist friend Seward Trainer helps her. Peter and Ben are told by Trainer that Ben is the real Peter Parker, and Peter is the clone.
Cosmic Spider-Man is undoubtedly the most powerful variation of the character. In the Acts of Vengeance storyline, Peter absorbs a mysterious power known as the Enigma Force.
Luckily, Miles and the Spider-Gang helped reinvigorate Peter B.'s enthusiasm for being a hero and he returned to his universe ready to turn his life around. In Across the Spider-Verse, we learn that Peter B. made things right with his wife, Mary Jane, and the two had a child together.
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Why Is Spider-Woman Pregnant? Comic Story Explained. Spider-Woman's pregnancy isn't exclusive to Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse. In Marvel Comics, Jessica Drew used artificial insemination to have her first child after the events of 2015's Secret Wars.
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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.
Together they adopted Owen and Romy, two children they discovered hiding in a cellar, scared of the "Scribble Man" (Rabin). It has now been revealed that the kids were planted there by Rabin in order to bind him to Mary Jane, enabling him to follow her through space and time.
As a result, he was no longer immortal and couldn't create constructs as his father had. Peter was now functionally human, and while he was okay with this, it also meant that he would have to deal with human weaknesses as well. This was best shown in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.
Happy Hogan brought Peter to the Avengers Compound at the end of Spider-Man: Homecoming, where Tony offered him membership on the team. It took Peter a moment to take it all in, but he ultimately rejected the proposal because he wanted to remain grounded and simply be a friendly neighborhood Spider-Man.
The 2020 Marvel Comics one-shot clarifies that, while Bruce Banner and virtually everyone else has forgotten Spider-Man is Peter Parker, because of his "One More Day" bargain with the demon Mephisto, the Hulk has not. "I don't forget," he emphasizes.
In Spider-Man #2, it is revealed that the spider-villain Morlun killed off the original Spider-Boy and used his portal device to traverse alternate realities.
That issue finally answered the question: Richard and Mary Parker were murdered by Albert Malik, who was one of Johann Schmidt's successors to the persona of Red Skull. In The Amazing Spider-Man #365 (August 1992), Spider-Man's 30th anniversary, they reappeared.
Although the Green Goblin was an excellent foe and actually had a connection to Aunt May before he killed her, the initial execution of her passing might have seen an even darker version of Spider-Man arise than what was seen during his final battle with the Goblin.
