“Face it tiger…you just hit the jackpot.” That’s the first thing she said to me. I just couldn’t stop seeing her. There was nothing about her that promised to be easy, but I couldn’t keep away and I didn’t know why. And I’m kind of a scientist when I’m not — you know. Maybe that’s why she fascinated me so much, because I couldn’t explain her. This girl confused me right down to the core —
I always think about my wife. Always.
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Peter Parker, by Joe Jusko … in 1989, which explains a lot. Nice mom jeans, Parker.
Patrick Swayze IS Spider-Man!
(Source: randomquoteoftheday)
in even more random news i am still angry with omd and bnd is just
not doing it for me
v sad
So much love for this Adrian Alphona pic of MJ.
Spider-Man’s Tangled Web #21, story and pencils by Darwyn Cooke.
J. Jonah Jameson: the worst boss ever, except when he pulls things like flying your wife home from where she’s been stranded in Philadelphia so you can spend Christmas together.
Love the nod to MJ’s classic “you just hit the jackpot” entrance.
MJ: (off panel) Merry Christmas, Petey!
PETER: Huh?! Who—? You!!! Mary Jane!
MJ: Oho! The man remembers my name!
PETER: Could I ever forget? So tell me, little lady, what’s a nice girl like you doing in a place like this?
MJ: (holding mistletoe over their heads as she pulls him into a kiss) What comes naturally, of course!
PETER: MJ—!!Marvel Team-Up vol I #79, Chris Claremont and John Byrne.
Second time around, MJ does get her kiss under the mistletoe, ironically when she and Peter are well on their way to the first breakup. Hence Peter’s moment of tactlessness. (“Little lady,” meanwhile, is explained by it being the seventies. Sigh.)
We also see here another constant of the Spider-Verse Christmas story, namely Jonah, uh, getting into the holiday spirit. (Although we will see later that sometimes he is actually generous!)
John Byrne draws a lovely MJ!
Spidey, Gwen, and MJ, by Kevin Wada.
fierrrrrrrrrrce
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By Philip Bond, after MJ’s first appearance in Amazing Spider-Man vol I #43 by John Romita, Sr.
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:| I doodled over her. Lol.
IDGAF ABOUT PERSPECTIVE. I BENT SPACE AND TIME. My rage did that much, at least.
idk, I didn’t feel like making any effort to foreshorten either.
WHATEVER it’s still 10x more practical than the shit dude drew.
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