Because you demanded it, more Spider-Memories! This is from Amazing Spider-Man #226, where Felicia was still a deadly adversary!
You might be interested in …
Spidey Memories#101
We heard the podcast gang talk about Peter and Uncle Ben reuniting in “Amazing Spider-Man” issue 500, but who remembers their meeting in “Amazing Spider-Man” issue 350?
Spidey Memories#28
This is from "Fantastic Four" issue 362. Both Spider-Man and the Human Torch got married in the 1987. Johnny’s wife turned out to be a Skrull, so when Alicia Masters (who the Skrull had been […]
Spidey Memories#12
A scene from "Amazing Spider-Man" issue 186. Spidey is cleared from all of his past crimes by the police and for once doesn’t have to be a fugitive. As we all gathered, status quo is […]
5 Comments
Leave a Reply
Support the Crawlspace on Patreon
Crawlspace Discord
Recent Comments
on Panel of the Day #1549 (Splash Page Sunday!): “@hornacek – Wow, that video was dramatic.” May 8, 10:51
on Panel of the Day #1549 (Splash Page Sunday!): “@Evan Berry: As a Canadian, I get most of my Canadian history from Heritage Minutes, which are a series of…” May 7, 17:05
Recent Amazing Spider-Man Reviews
Spider-Satellite Reviews
Subscribe to the Spider-Man Crawlspace Podcast
Apple Podcasts
Google Podcasts
Spotify
Pandora
Amazon Music
iHeartRadio
Podbean
Amazon Alexa
Player.fm
Listen Notes
Stitcher
The Black Cat was originally intended to be a Spider-Woman villain. Technically, the Black Cat might have been one of Jessica’s greatest adversaries if she didn’t encountered Spider-Man. Thus, I think that Marv Wolfman should have placed Jessica Drew in Spider-Man’s world as a Private Detective in the same manner as Jean De Wolf.
She was an adversary. But she was never “deadly” afaik.
Apart from Wolfman Stern wrote the best evil Felicia. I mean here she’s EVIL
I miss the Felicia of yore!
Lol, and she thinks what she is doing isn’t crazy?