Agnes Garbowska gets in the Halloween spirit with this Zombiefied version of MJ!
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Once upon a time, Mary Jane Watson was the coolest, most refreshing and popular female character in comics (late 60s’, as mentioned by Gerry Conway in the recent Marvel tell all book). Stupid 90s’ and post 90s’ Marvel, for not knowing how to utilize such a lively character to her fullest capability.
To me for some rational reasoning I do believe Joe Queasda views Mary Jane’s character as a Zombie curse when it comes to why fans love the Spider-Marriage! I just saying that at the same time that this is cute for Halloween it hows how little of a character the comic company only wants her to be in the continually character: Now I’m not saying that at times during the marriage they could have had more interaction with other supporting cast members. What I saying is Marvel should still have two takes on the character and not limit any fans choice of how to enjoy Peter’s life as Spidey!