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so I looked it up… in issue 96, the beginning of the goblin drug story, Peter and Harry go see her off broadway show. In my solid five minutes of research, it was the only spot I saw it mentioned, but it did happen. But you are right the television acting was in the late 80’s, I think.
@ac – I remember her working at the Brainwasher’s nightclub, taking pictures of people (including Captain Stacy – I think that’s how he gets brainwashed). I can’t remember when it was that it was first mentioned that she was acting.
Didn’t she do off Broadway type stuff in the 70’s? I’m picturing them all going to see her when Gwen was still alive, and she was still dating Harry, but I can’t swear to it.
Either way, she always had the talent…
@ac – Was she an actress at this time? I thought that only happened in the 1980s.
She’s an actress, she is good at sticking to her role under stress.
What amazing self-restraint MJ has – not calling him “Pete” when she’s that close to death!
Yipes. How did Mary Jane respond to Spider-man calling her “Gwendy”?