Deletion of Liz Allan

Comment: per Wikipedia:Notability_(fiction)#Articles_that_don.27t_meet_the_inclusion_criteria|Notability of Fiction's "Articles that don't meet the inclusion criteria". This is a well developed article whose topic has appeared since September 1963 in the ''Spider-man'' fictional world. A compendium already sources this article and either ''Spider-man'', Stan Lee, Steve Ditko and or Marvel Comics can supply the |reliable sources needed for this article. The subject gets ghits as she was Peter Parker's love interest which means that the more |reliable and verifiable URLs should be added as secondary sources or citations. While notability is not transferred, the creators (Lee and Ditko), Marvel Comics and ''Spiderman'' are notable. Wikipedia:NBOOKS#Criteria applies as ''Spider-man'' has appeared in book form which is a subcat of this AfD. Therefore, by knowing that Lee, Ditko, Marvel Comics and ''Spiderman'' are notable, deriative works or terms that merit an article that would not fit into the main article because it is a large topic, are also presumed to be notable by NBooks Criteria #1, #3 and #5
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Reliable sources (WP:RS||WP:V)

Comment: I can't say I agree with anything much suggested above, but since this is at least a marginally important bit-player in a major comics series (but a non-entity in terms of offshoots) then this character at the very least belongs in a character list like List of Spider-Man supporting characters. Characters like this do belong somewhere so deletion shouldn't really come into it. Said merging is best done with the aid of sources as part of maintaining the appropriate list, so until someone |decides to open discussions to that affect it's best left IMO
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:There is no deadline (WP:NODEADLINE)

Comment: since there's no significant coverage demonstrated,  is quite clear that the article should either be merged or deleted
Stance: comment
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:BKD)