I think I feel a song coming on!
Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 1) #195
Published: c. May, 1979?
Cover Date: August, 1979
“Nine Lives Has the Black Cat!”
Writer: Marv Wolfman
Artist: Keith Pollard
Inker: Mike Esposito, Al Milgrom, Jim Mooney, and Marie Severin (Many Hands!)
Letterer: John Costanza
Colorist: George Roussos
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on Craig’s Critique: Amazing Spider-Man #27 (Legacy #991): “The Real Torment Was The Ending” or “MJ Lets Torment Go”: “@Aqu@: You’re right about having a single strand connecting the host and the (separated) symbiote. Then again, these are the…” May 2, 08:22 on Craig’s Critique: Amazing Spider-Man #27 (Legacy #991): “The Real Torment Was The Ending” or “MJ Lets Torment Go”: “@Evan Berry: Yeah, that conversation between MJ and Peter on the girders was one of the ones I was thinking…” May 2, 08:19
on Craig’s Critique: Amazing Spider-Man #27 (Legacy #991): “The Real Torment Was The Ending” or “MJ Lets Torment Go”: “@Hornacek If they did their homework, there should be at least a single filament of symbiote connecting them (or physical…” May 1, 06:49
on Craig’s Critique: Amazing Spider-Man #27 (Legacy #991): “The Real Torment Was The Ending” or “MJ Lets Torment Go”: “@Hornacek – I also thought I’d seen Mary Jane separate herself from the symbiote — like when she and the…” Apr 30, 13:09 on Craig’s Critique: Amazing Spider-Man #27 (Legacy #991): “The Real Torment Was The Ending” or “MJ Lets Torment Go”: “@Aqu@: Thanks for that explanation, I figured it was something like that but wasn’t sure. But haven’t we seen the…” Apr 30, 09:19 on Craig’s Critique: Amazing Spider-Man #27 (Legacy #991): “The Real Torment Was The Ending” or “MJ Lets Torment Go”: “I can confirm that if the Venom symbiote leaves MJ, they both die. She, in particular, would just dissolve: as…” Apr 30, 07:31 on Craig’s Critique: Amazing Spider-Man #27 (Legacy #991): “The Real Torment Was The Ending” or “MJ Lets Torment Go”: “@Dark Mark: I mean, in theory, (nearly) everyone in the world has their own spiral – parents, siblings, children, spouse(s).…” Apr 29, 15:17
on Craig’s Critique: Amazing Spider-Man #27 (Legacy #991): “The Real Torment Was The Ending” or “MJ Lets Torment Go”: “I didn’t think about Paul having no familial connections here. That would have been interesting if Torment killed him and…” Apr 29, 10:05 on Craig’s Critique: Amazing Spider-Man #27 (Legacy #991): “The Real Torment Was The Ending” or “MJ Lets Torment Go”: “@Evan Berry: “Does this mean that Mary Jane will die if she loses her symbiote, too?” I think (?) we’ve…” Apr 29, 09:54
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@hornacek: Why, it’s the “tenacious spirit of the black cat” of course! (I guess?)
@Mark: I can see why you’d think that. Both Silver Sable and Felicia Hardy have white hair, after all.
When I first saw it, I thought it was Silver Sable! I was thinking, ‘Why is there a cat in Silver’s gym?’ Then I read the article title!
That actual black cat in that panel is just weird. Is he part of her training? Her spotter?