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@Andrew C, Just in general, the amount of people in Peter’s life who have ‘died’ and come back should really have gotten more attention than it has. It doesn’t seem like your average citizen in the Marvel Universe has stuff like that happen to them on a regular basis, surely someone must have noticed this, along with the many oddities surrounding Peter?
It just seems weird to see MJ call her “Mrs. Parker”.
Did anyone ask at the time how a DEAD civilian came back to life? You’d think Walter Cronkite would at least be reporting on it. And this was back before that kinda thing was commonplace in the Marvel universe.