The honeymoon is over! Felicia would later learn to love the man behind the mask, but by then it was too late!
Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man (Vol. 1) #87
Published: c. November, 1983?
Cover Date: February, 1984
“Mistaken Identities!”
Writer: “Boisterous” Bill Mantlo
Artist: “Amiable” Al Milgrom
Inker: “Gentleman” Jim Mooney
Letterer: “Dashing” Diana Albers
Colorist: “Charming” Christie Scheele
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I bet people would like Gwen a lot more if she was like this more often! Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 1) #69 Published: c. December, 1968? Cover Date: February, 1969 “Mission: Crush the Kingpin!” Writer: Stan […]
It’s a good thing that room isn’t well-lit. Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 1) #249 Published: c. November, 1983? Cover Date: February, 1984 “Secrets!” Writer: Roger Stern Artist: John Romita Jr. Inker: Dan Green Letterer: Joe Rosen […]
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Interestingly enough Felicia did realize how special Peter Parker was too, but by the time she realized that it was too late, for Peter was already happily married to Mary Jane, or as Felicia nicknamed her “Mary-Plain”.
Okay, Ashley… let’s see you spin this.
It’s really intriguing, but I don’t think it was ever handled as well as it could’ve been, mostly because Felicia ended up being derailed really badly as a character. I think she could’ve been my favourite Spidey love interest if only she was consistently written at the level she was early on, and if the relationship had really progressed from this revelation.
@Mark: It’s definitely an interesting idea that poses all sorts of problems and questions for Peter.
I always liked Black Cat loving Spider-Man, but not being impressed with Peter Parker.