When Peter first met Gwen Stacy in Amazing Spider-Man 31, they weren't exactly fond of each other and were interested in other people, though as Gwen's character began to develop they began to find similar interests. Peter and Gwen first began to see each other in Amazing Spider-Man 53 when they attended a scientific demonstration together.
Their relationship continued to grow and they prepared for a long life together until Gwen was tragically killed in battle with the Green Goblin in Amazing Spider-Man One of Peter's oft-forgotten and short-lived romances was with Priscilla "Cissy" Ironwood, who first appeared in Marvel Team-Up 80 as Peter and Cissy enjoyed a successful date night attending a play that was interrupted by a werewolf later revealed to be Doctor Strange. Her scientist father would later appear in Marvel Team-Up Annual 2 after he and his daughter were kidnapped by a former soviet general.
Cissy and Peter would go on a couple of dates during their relationship, though Cissy seemed to fizzle on Peter and his busy lifestyle, and she was quickly replaced by his new flirtatious friend Glory Grant.
The character of Debra Whitman first appeared in the pages of Amazing Spider-Man , though she began to appear more frequently in Spectacular Spider-Man where she and Peter began to date after issue Unfortunately, Whitman's tragic past with an abusive husband along with growing mental instability and suspicions about Spider-Man's identity ultimately led to their break-up and caused her to leave New York.
After Civil War revealed Peter's secret identity she even revealed an exaggerated "tell-all" book about their relationship. Black Cat was the first romantic interest in Peter's life that he originally met as Spider-Man back in Amazing Spider-Man , and while they dated off-and-on and even became costumed partners, Spider-Man was hesitant to return Felicia's affections. After Black Cat was injured in Spectacular Spider-Man 76, he decided to reveal his secret identity to Felicia and their relationship grew as Black Cat gained powers to better help him as Spider-Man.
Peter and Felicia's break-up followed by his marriage to MJ would lead to a contentious relationship between the women that became a strong friendship. After Peter Parker's marriage was mystically erased by Mephisto , he was once again unleashed on the dating world and a number of new interests were introduced into his life, though none were quite like his roommate Michele Gonzales, as they didn't really like each other.
Michele was initially critical of Peter but a drunken one-night stand in Amazing Spider-Man and further manipulation from a disguised Chameleon led to a very brief romantic mostly one-sided relationship. Mockingbird is best known as Hawkeye's ex-wife. However, in , Spider-Man and Mockingbird ended up in a relationship together. This meant Spider-Man worked with S.
Peter even created a new costume for Mockingbird and then the two ended up in a romantic relationship. This never matched up to most of Peter's relationships though, as they ended up breaking up when they realized they had nothing in common outside of working as superheroes. The first love interest of Peter Parker's life came when he got his first job in high school as a reporter for the Daily Bugle.
It was there that he met Betty Brant, the assistant to J. Jonah Jameson. The two noticed each other, even though Peter was younger than Betty.
Despite this, they tried to date. The problems arose quickly when Peter had to keep disappearing and working as Spider-Man, fighting his first supervillains. Betty knew something was wrong and felt Peter didn't like her. When Peter left one too many times, Betty told him she needed a break and ended up meeting and falling in love with Ned Leeds. One of Spider-Man's most dangerous girlfriends was the assassin, Silver Sable.
While Spider-Man dated heroes like Mockingbird and former villains like Black Cat, when it came to Silver Sable, she was a mercenary and went against everything Spider-Man stood for.
And at first, they were on different sides of the law. Silver Sable represented her own company and eventually teamed up with Spider-Man when her targets were villains. Sadly, she sacrificed her life to save him.
Kitty was a young teen member of the X-Men and Peter was a teenage superhero, still in high school. When Peter and Mary Jane broke up, he started dating Kitty. This was a big relationship for Peter because it put him with a girl who was also a superhero, so they shared much more in common. In the comics, Peter Parker was always written as a science nerd, but that never seemed to stop him from getting female attention.
As you can see, there have been many Spider-Man GFs through the decades. We've decided to take a look back over the years at all the woman tangled up in Spider-Man's web. If you are having trouble remembering a particular Spiderman girlfriend's name, you'll probably find it on this list. Otherwise, vote up your favorite girlfriends of Spider-Man! Peter Parker's first true love. The One. Gwen Stacy is struck by Peter's brains and later brawn.
After getting over his infatuation with Betty, Pete falls hard for her, and they begin seriously dating. The word marriage is tossed around, and the two couldn't be more in love. This moment haunts Peter to this day. They date seriously for a long time, being fun, spontaneous, and playful. That plus the fact that Black Cat can't fully accept civilian Peter Parker is enough for them to call it quits.
But they still banter and flirt constantly. Mary-Jane Watson, the girl next door. Aunt May's best friend, Anna Watson, tried to set that nice, young boy, Peter, up with her niece for months, but he kept dodging her. Eventually, he couldn't escape any longer, and he meets the stunning party girl.
Pete ends up dating Gwen Stacy, but that never stops MJ from flirting. After Gwen's untimely end, she matures, begins taking care of Peter, getting him through the loss of his uncle, and they develop strong feelings for each other. He reveals his secret, which she admits to knowing for some time, and proposes - many times. Eventually, she agrees and they wed! And live mostly happily ever after, until silly continuity and storylines ruin everything.
Peter Parker wasn't the only one bitten by that radioactive spider that day so revealed in the "Original Sin" storyline. In regular continuity, there's always a certain underlying tension between Spider-Man and Silver Sable.
It goes even further in a "What-If? It starts with them reminiscing and sharing one another's grief, but eventually, Silver Sable and Spider-Man end up together.
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