May Parker (Earth-982)

## History

*"My name is May* Mayday *Parker. I'm the daughter of Spider-Man. And today my story begins anew. I'm not a girl anymore. From this moment on... I'm **Spider-Woman**."*

-- ****Spider-Woman****

## Spider-Woman

* Spider-Girl
* Mayday Parker

###  Editorial Names

Spectacular Spider-Girl; formerly The Amazing Spider-Girl, Astonishing Spider-Girl, Spider-Girl

###  Relatives

Peter Parker (father, deceased),Mary Jane Watson-Parker (mother),Benjamin Richard Parker (brother),Richard Parker (paternal grandfather, deceased),Mary Fitzpatrick-Parker (paternal grandmother, deceased),Phillip Watson (maternal grandfather),Madeline Watson (maternal grandmother, deceased),Gayle Watson-Byrnes (aunt),Tim Byrnes (uncle),Tommy Byrnes (cousin),Kevin Byrnes (cousin),Ben Parker (paternal great-uncle, deceased),Ben Parker (paternal great-uncle, alternate reality),May Parker (paternal great-aunt, deceased),Anna May Watson (maternal great-aunt),Lou Watson (second cousin),Lorraine Watson (second cousin),Kristy Watson (the second cousin once removed),Phil Urich (honorary uncle),Kaine (father's clone/paternal uncle),Scarlet Spider (father's clone/paternal uncle, deceased),April Parker (cloned sister/cousin, deceased),Darkdevil (paternal cousin).

###  Affiliation

New Warriors, A-Next (reserve member-only), ally of the Fantastic Five, Black Tarantula, formerly Spider-Army, partner of Spider-Girl (April Parker), Warriors of the Great Web; formerly Team Spider

### Base Of Operations

Queens, New York City, New York, Earth-982; formerly Sims Tower, Times Square, Manhattan, New York City, New York, Earth-3145; Central Park, Manhattan, New York City, New York, Earth-13

## Origin

### Creators

Tom DeFalco, Ron Frenz, Mark Bagley

May
 "Mayday" Parker is the first child of Peter and Mary Jane Parker in a
future, alternate universe. Peter and Mary Jane were reunited with their
 baby daughter by Kaine, who found the child living with Alison
Mongrain, the con-artist who had kidnapped the baby on instruction from
the Green Goblin. After they were reunited, Peter lost a leg during the horrific battle with the Green Goblin. After the battle, Peter was offered a bionic replacement from Mr. Fantastic, and considering it a wake-up call, decided to retire and focus on being a husband and father.[5] For years, they chose to keep their past from Mayday and hoped that she wouldn't develop powers of her own like her father.

Despite
 her parents' hopes, May began developing versions of her father's
Spider-powers when she was fifteen. At the same time, Normie Osborn
(Green Goblin's grandson) set out to restore the family name (as he saw it). Mayday donned Ben Reilly's Spider-Man costume to stop him and soon took to crime-fighting, at first hindered, then helped, by her worried parents.

## Character Evolution

Mayday shares traits of both of her parents. Like her mother, she is a
 beautiful, charismatic, and a popular student, and she is intelligent and bright, just like her father. She also inherited his love for in-fight bantering. Besides, she is a very good athlete and excelled
 in her girls' basketball team until she quit after her powers emerged.
 On the one hand, Mayday seems to have inherited the "Parker luck" in which her dual identity wreaks havoc in her private life. On the other hand, her superhero career, unlike her father's, begins with her successfully protecting her family, teaching her a more positive lesson about responsibility-when she succeeds, people live. From the early part
 of her career onwards, Spider-Girl has developed a reputation for
avoiding unnecessary battles and reforming her former adversaries, like
Normie Osborn and Raptor. Spider-Girl quickly establishes herself in the superhero community, gaining reserve status in the Avengers and allies in the New Warriors and Fantastic Five.

The
 question has been brought up in May is a mutant or not. May simply discards the thought as it isn't important to her current problems as a
crime fighter. Some anti-mutant factions such as Humanity First have questioned how she obtains her powers. Before her birth, Sentinels
 chased down her father due to him being an "enhanced human" and took note of a pregnant Mary Jane stating the baby she is carrying is "beyond
 range of embryonic normalcy".

## Major Story Arcs

### May Begins Her Spider-Girl Career

Peter and Mary Jane Parker initially forbade May from adopting her new
the role, but they soon realized that their protests were in vain, and Peter
 chose to help teach his daughter the skills she would need to survive.
As Spider-Girl, May encountered many new villains and allies in her war against crime. Most importantly, she convinced Norman Jr. to abandon his
 pointless feud, and they co-founded a loosely banded super-team of "
New Warriors." In a battle with the super-villain Killerwatt,
 who controlled electricity, Spider-Girl was severely shocked. This causing her to lose her spider abilities. Afterward, she resumed her role
 as Spider-Girl, she just used the Green Goblin glider and the Green
Goblin bombs to fight criminals. Eventually, she got in a battle with
"The New Spider-Man" ( Spider-Woman's
 son), during which she fell into a generator, and was severely shocked again. The second shock restored her powers, along with some new powers over magnetism.

### May Meets Spider-Man

May accidentally gets transported back in time when she attempted to stop Spyral from changing dimensions. But her additional weight caused him to time travel instead. She ended up in Midtown High when her father himself was a student there and sees him getting bullied by Flash Thompson. She gets chased by Human Torch
 (who became the leader of the Fantastic Five in MC2) on to the rooftops where she loses him. Spider-Man finds her though and, thinking she's an impostor, attempts to apprehend her. She eventually uses her super agility and web-shooters to lose him, which confuses Peter. She tracks down Spyral who claims the only way to get back to their own time is for
 both of them to enter the time portal together. She agrees, but
Spider-Man and Human Torch find them just as they're about to go in.
Johnny tries to apprehend both of them, but Peter calls him off,
trusting May. Before entering the portal, May accidentally refers to
Peter as 'Dad'.

### Spider-Girl Leading Team Spider

Spider-Girl was faced with other specters from her father's past, including the near-invincible Black Tarantula.
 The Tarantula arrived from and selected May Parker to be the perfect young woman to carry his bloodline. Creating "Team Spider" to supposedly
 help May in her war on evil, he tried a twisted mind-game to win May's heart, while seeking to strengthen his grip the criminal infrastructure.
 She also fought the Savage Six, and fought Aftershock (Electro's daughter). In a battle with the electricity-controlling super-villain named Killerwatt an attack severely shocked Spider-Girl.

### May gives up being Spider-Girl

Following a battle with Hobgoblin which nearly resulted in her death, May promised to give up costumed super-heroics, dated Eugene Thompson and ran for student council president. When Mary Jane became aware that the Hobgoblin
 posed a threat to her daughter's teenage friends, she allowed Mayday to
 resume her activities as Spider-Girl (a situation they wanted to keep
secret from Peter). After a battle with the Hobgoblin, May told her
father the truth, and after a conversation with Mary Jane, they allowed
May to resume her Spider-Girl identity.

### Carnage

After an attempt at helping the S.H.I.E.L.D government agency, a case filled with a piece of the Carnage symbiote was released. It attaches itself to May's friend Moose Mansfield,
 who becomes the new Carnage. In exchange, Carnage promises it will bond
 itself to Moose's terminally ill father, curing him in the process.
Carnage causes a stir at May's school and kidnaps her dad and Baby Ben,
 forcing May to confront her friend. May tries to talk to Moose within the symbiote but fails, and it bonds with her brother Ben. Peter escapes
 as May battles the two symbiotes and gathers the sonic equipment of Reverb
 from police custody in an attempt to defeat the symbiote. She gives it to her father, but he is wary of causing harm to his son. However, May uses the weapon, thereby destroying the piece of the Carnage symbiote.
Her success is not without a measure of collateral damage as well,
however; not only is Moose furious at Spider-Girl for dooming his
father, but the sonic weapon renders Ben deaf, possibly forever.

### May Breaks-Up with Gene Thompson

Ben's hearing was eventually restored thanks to the intervention of
Normie Osborn. Normie later stumbled on one of Norman Osborn's former labs and discovered a fluid tank containing what appeared to be a
physical duplicate of Mayday Parker.
 Notes left behind by his grandfather indicated that this Mayday was the
 original he kidnapped years ago, hinting that the Mayday who had lived a

 full life was yet another clone

Mayday continued to date Gene, but her jealousy over Gene's relationship with Simone enraged and confused her. She found some mild release from her problems due to her close friendship with Wes Westin,
 which in turn incensed Gene. During an encounter between the three in a
 bar, Gene almost knocked out Wes with a firm fist, but the punch was blocked by a concerned Mayday. Gene's punch being obstructed by Mayday humiliated him in front of his entire football team.

Mayday eventually started to feel the weight of her relationship and chewed out Wes for intervening on her behalf. Wes, however, remained deeply concerned about Mayday and discovered a plot by Simone to blackmail Gene and discredit her in front of the entire high school.
Meanwhile, Fury the Goblin Queen
 activated a signal that awakened the Mayday inhabiting the tank within
Osborn's labs and she escaped, confronting Mayday on the roof of her high school just as she was changing into Spider-Girl. The clone could mimic Mayday's clothing as well as her appearance.

Having been caught in the heart of an explosion that decimated New York City, a critically injured Mayday, her costume torn away by the impact, was rescued from the debris by Araña's
 forces. Araña, realizing that Mayday might not survive her ordeal,
offered to merge with her, but she intervened in a vision quest that
Mayday was undergoing, and by aiding her to overcome a force she was meant to overcome alone. She obstructed Spider-Girl from uncovering whether or
 not she was the true Mayday. Araña completed the merging and temporarily assumed control of Mayday's body, leaving Mayday and a
third, blond woman who shared her name (possibly the spirit of Aunt May) trapped within her subliminal consciousness before regaining control of her body.

### May Clone's April Parker

Meanwhile, the clone assumed Mayday's life and picked up where she left
off, however her presence deeply disturbed Benjy and a crestfallen
Mayday also discovered that she had split up with Gene. Gene angrily retaliated when Mayday visited him, forcing her to take physical action and slam him through a table. She later received a call from Normie,
telling her about the capture of Peter Parker, leading the clone into assuming the role of Spider-Girl.

The body-swapped Mayday in Araña tried to find Araña within her own body, who was using her body as a trap to defeat the Black Tarantula.
 However, the body-swapped May was found by the clone leading into a
battle between the two of them, just as the body swapped Araña was lead into the lair of the Black Tarantula. The Black Tarantula was able to
see through Araña's trick and nearly knocked her unconscious, just as
May in Araña's body was knocked unconscious as well leading the two of them to recover their original bodies.

Meanwhile, Normie Osborn, along with Kaine, Phil Urich (in his Green Goblin Costume), Darkdevil, and Normie's wife Raptor,
 tried to rescue Peter Parker from Fury's hands, unaware of the fact
 that Peter had absorbed the mind and memories of the original Norman
Osborn. This led to a fight between the assembled heroes and Peter, now possessed by the Green Goblin. Mayday arrived just as Peter/Green Goblin
 reunited with the clone, who was revealed to have been genetically spliced with the DNA of the Venom symbiote, giving her the metamorphic powers displayed by Spidercide, but without the need for a host like normal symbiotes.

Bonding with his "daughter" (and, unintentionally, Spider-Girl), the
possessed Peter declared himself as "The Goblin God" and began to go on a
 rampage, while Mayday found herself trapped within her father's mental
psyche. With the aid of the spiritual avatar of her great-aunt May
Parker, as well as flashbacks to the day she healed Normie Osborn's
psychological scars, Mayday and Peter were able to overcome Norman in a
psychic duel and convince the Brand New May that Mayday was a good
person. Norman was seemingly defeated, but not before he denied Mayday
the chance to discover whether or not she was the true daughter of Peter
 and Mary Jane, or the clone. Mary Jane was rescued from near-death by
Benjy, who revealed he had developed organic webbing.

With the Brand New May uncertain of her place, Mayday proposed she become a member of the Parker family. Mary Jane agreed, though Peter distrusted her and objected to the idea. Mayday took a walk, reflecting on how her parents, baby brother, and potential new twin sister had overcome so much and truly become "An Amazing Spider-Man Family".

Her relationship with Wes, and the exposing of her face to the Black
The tarantula remained unresolved for a while. However, after her life is saved by April, she begins a relationship with Wes.

### The Death of May Parker and Return

April eventually takes on the name "Mayhem" and embraces her
symbiotic, intense, no-nonsense nature and cuts herself off from The
Parker family to pursue a life as a vigilante who answers to no one.
Mayday eventually sacrifices herself to save April's life. Shocked by
what had happened, April tried to assume May's life but Ben Parker was
able to realize that April was an imposter and after that Mayhem went on
 a rampage, killing all the various super-powered criminals of New York
from Funny Face to members of the Revengers.
 Eventually the Redeemers and Kaine were sent to deal with her but she
killed them one by one. Then later, April in a battle with the American Dream
 accidentally impaled her in a fit of anger and the government used the
various pieces of the Carnage symbiote to create bio-predators from
various mercenaries.

The Bio-peds as they were called went
out of control and either destroyed and assimilated others into their
numbers put the world in chaos but in doing so, April changed her ways
and fought for humanity. However, in the far future, a future
an incarnation of April uses Doctor Doom's
 time machine to return to the present and convince her past self to act
 responsibly, she does and saves Mayday's life at the cost of her own
and at the cost of the future that came to be. Mayday is later united
with Wes, who reveals that he does indeed know Mayday's true identity
and they kiss, beginning a relationship.

### Spider-Verse

As part of the Great Hunt initiated by Morlun, his brother Daemos
 located May's family and Wes and immediately assaulted them, managing to badly wound May and damage Peter Parker's cybernetic leg. Peter, to save his daughter, collided with Daemos, knocking him clear. May managed to grab her brother, Benjy, and could only watch on in horror as her family members were cut down in front of her. Just then, two other Spider-Men opened a portal from another universe and beckoned May to join them. A tearful May then vowed vengeance on Daemos
for the murder of her loved ones as she vanished.[6] She later accompanies Spider-UK, Spider-Ham, and Old Man Spider-Man to recruit the Peter Parker and other Spider Totems of Earth-616, revealing herself to him to convince him of the gravity of their situation.

Later, Benjy was revealed to be the Scion and was kidnapped by the Inheritors,
 616 Peter promises May they'll get him back, but she angrily declares
her father to be the true Spider-Man compared to the rest of them.[8] When Uncle Ben
 tries to have a heart-to-heart with her, calling her out on the egotism
 of claiming her father is the only true Spider-Man and

acting like
she's the only one who lost loved ones, May attacks and berates him.
Their fight is interrupted when a wall she cracked in a fit of rage
crumbles and unleashes a horde of mutant spiders. The two set aside
their disagreement and work together to contain the spiders, but May
stubbornly refuses to let go of her desire for revenge against Daemos,
stating that she hopes that somewhere an alternate version of herself
exists who never had to suffer the loss of her loved ones.[9] However, after witnessing the death of the Inheritors' Master Weaver,
 May realizes the cost of revenge and refuses to kill them, stating that
 she will seek justice rather than vengeance, with Spider-Ham commenting
 that, if her father was anything like him, he would be proud of his
daughter.[10]
 With the Inheritors defeated, May returned to her world with Uncle Ben,
 learning that her mother and Wes had survived the Inheritors' attack.
As Ben chose to remain and be the grandfather he ever had the chance to
be, May decided to take on her father's costume and rename herself
Spider-Woman.

However, it wasn't that easy: despite all of this, people still called
her "Spider-Girl" and she hadn't gotten over her father's death, still
wishing she had murdered Daemos when she had the chance. Using this
against her, Enthralla and the Red Queen
 began ambushing other heroes with Enthralla hypnotizing them into
thinking Mayday was an impostor who murdered Peter Parker and took his
costume. Aided by her other hero friends and a late-to-the-party Ben,
Mayday was able to stop the two villains, preventing a hypnotized Cassie Lang from killing her father
 and finally coming to grips with her own father's death in the process.
 She abandoned Peter's old costume and took up a brand new one, filled
with renewed hope for the future.

### Warriors of the Great Web

Sometime within the eight months following the Incursions, Mayday joined
 Spider-Gwen, Spider-Man Noir, Spider-UK, Spider-Man India, Spider-Ham
and Anya Corazon in protecting Earth without Spider-Men. After a romp on Earth-3015, Mayday confided to Gwen that she was still too concerned about leaving behind her mom and brother and told them to call her if they needed her. However, when an army of Electros attacked a nearby building in an attempt to steal

silver, the two Spider-Women jumped into action, only for Gwen to get captured when Mayday attempted to rally the other Spiders. [13] She then returned to Loom world and informed Spider-Man (Paviitr Prabhakar), Spider-Ham (Peter Porker), and Karn of the situation regarding Gwen's kidnapping. She was later seen alongside the other members of the Warriors of the Great Web to investigate the scene of Gwen's kidnapping.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Superhuman Agility:** May Parker inherited many of the same abilities as her father, Peter Parker. May possesses superhuman strength but has less than her father, can leap several stories high, and can cover the width of a city block. Spider-Girl's reflexes are also heightened to levels well beyond that of an ordinary human. She heals somewhat faster than a normal human and is more agile than Spider-Man.agility, balance, and bodily coordination are all enhanced to levels that are far beyond the natural physical limits of the finest human athlete. Spider-Girl is extraordinarily limber and his tendons and connective tissues are twice as elastic as the average human being's, despite their enhanced strength. She has the combined agility and acrobatic prowess of the most accomplished circus aerialists and acrobats. She can also perform any complicated sequence of gymnastic stunts such as flips, rolls, and springs. She can easily match or top any Olympic record at gymnastics apparatus such as flying rings, climbing ropes, horizontal bars, trampolines, and even surpass the likes of the American Dream and Daredevil. Spider-Girl is very agile and can easily do backflips in the air. Because of her slender, feminine form, Spider-Girl is even more agile than her dad.

* **Attractive Female:** Mayday shares traits of both of her parents. Like her mother, she is a beautiful, charismatic, and popular student, and she is intelligent and bright, just like her father. She also inherited his love for in-fight bantering. Also, she is a very good athlete and excelled in her girls' basketball team until she quit after her powers emerged. On the one hand, Mayday seems to have inherited the "Parker luck" in which her dual identity wreaks havoc in her private life.
* **Danger Sense:** May also has super equilibrium. She also has the subconscious premonition of "danger" sense known as her "spider-sense." May's spider-sense seems to be more developed than her fathers; Whereas Spider-Man could only get a feeling that a particular spot was dangerous to him (or similar to the preservation of his secret identity), Spider-Girl can sense the exact direction from which the danger comes. Also, whereas Spider-Man's spider-sense simply registered a general sense of danger (with the strength of the response being in proportion to the amount of danger he was in), Spider-Girl can recognize sources of danger. This allows her to determine whether the danger is posed by a familiar source (such as an attack by a familiar foe) or is a new threat. This applies even if she has incomplete knowledge of the source of danger. For example, if May is being spied on by an unknown observer on several different occasions, she can tell if each incident involves the same or a different observer as a previous incident.
* **Escape Artist:** Every time, Mayday will going action got changeling escapes, confronting Mayday on the roof of her high school just as she is changing into Spider-Girl.
* **Intellect:** May is an easily intelligent woman on Earth. Some of the Earth's most brilliant minds such as Reed Richards and Hank Pym have acknowledged may intellect, with the former acknowledging him as an intellectual equal whose potential rivals her own.
* **Magnetism:** May also has a power that her father doesn't have. May can magnetize an object by touching it. A magnetized object will stick to a wall without falling off, and she can also force an object at high speeds away from her with reverse magnetism. Spider-Girl can adhere to almost any surface through a bio-magnetic field her body generates, allowing her to scale the sides of a building, just like a spider.
* **Stamina:** Spider-Girl's body is physically tougher and more resistant to some types of injury than the body of a normal human. She has endured blows from beings with a strength much greater than her own, fallen many meters in the air, and even been hit through steel walls.
* **Spider Physiology:** May possesses powers inherited from her father, including the proportionate strength, speed, and agility of a spider. While unable to lift 10 tons like her dad, she is more agile than Peter. May also has a super equilibrium.

* **Spider-Sense**: She also has the subconscious premonition of "danger" sense known as her "spider-sense." May's spider-sense seems to be more developed than her fathers.: Whereas Spider-Man could only get a feeling that a particular spot was dangerous to him (or similar to the preservation of his secret identity), Spider-Girl can sense the exact direction from which the danger comes. Besides, whereas Spider-Man's spider-sense simply registered a general sense of danger (with the strength of the response being in proportion to the amount of danger he was in), Spider-Girl can recognize sources of danger. This allows her to determine whether the danger is posed by a familiar source (such as an attack by a familiar foe) or is a new threat. This applies even if she has incomplete knowledge of the source of danger. For example, if May is being spied on by an unknown observer on several different occasions, she can tell if each incident involves the same or a different observer as a previous incident.
* **Wall Clinger:** Wall-crawling doesn't come as naturally to May as Peter; she has to concentrate to keep herself from slipping off surfaces. In addition to adhering to surfaces, May can also repel herself like an opposing magnet, or she can repulse and adhere to another object or person through a shared medium. For example, she can cause a person to stick to a wall they're touching just by touching that same wall and willing them to, or she can just as easily violently push them away.

* **Wall Crawling:** Like her father, May possesses the ability to manipulate the inter-atomic binding forces of matter, allowing her to form temporary molecular bonds between her body and another object, which in turn enables her to cling to solid surfaces and scale walls simply by placing her hands on them. Her electrostatic ability to stick to surfaces is considerably more powerful than Peter's, however, wall-crawling does not come as naturally to May as to her father, and must always concentrate to stick to surfaces. She also can transmit this ability through objects for short distances. For example, Spider-Girl could stick to the floor, and by transmitting her electrostatic "stickiness" through the floor, cause all people and objects in contact with the floor (within a reasonable distance) to become stuck in place. Lastly, she can reverse this ability and instead repel off of a surface. This is generally used to add power to her jumps but has also been used to repel people and objects away from her at great speeds. This ability is assumed unique to her, though she suggested to Ben Parker that the others simply haven't thought or tried to use their powers in this manner.

* **Web-slinger:** May Parker inherited many of the same abilities as her father, Peter Parker. May possesses superhuman strength but has less than her father, can leap several stories high, and can cover the width of a city block. Spider-Girl's reflexes are also heightened to levels well beyond that of an ordinary human.

* **Spider-Enhanced Regenerative Healing:** Somewhat like her father, she can regenerate from serious injuries, however, it doesn't necessarily count as a healing factor. Also, it is slightly more inferior than her father's.
* **Superhuman Equilibrium:** Spider-Girl can balance herself on any object no matter small or narrow.

### Strength level

Superhuman strength, able to lift approx, about 5 tons.

## Paraphernalia

### Equipment

* Web-Shooters
* Spider-Girl's Suit

### Gadgets

* Spider-Tracers
* Green Goblin equipment

### Transportation

* Web-swinging and conventional automobiles.

## Notes

* Like her father, May also has an Uncle Ben. However, unlike her dad, May never knew her uncle: Ben Reilly, Spider-Man's clone. His last words before his death are about her: "Take care of my 'niece,' Peter... tell her about... her Uncle Ben".[16]Her first costume and web-shooters are his, kept in storage since his death. When Mary asks her father about him, however, Peter leaves out the fact that Ben was a clone, instead referring to him as a cousin.

* If Spider-Girl has any children in the future, they too would have an Uncle Ben - May's baby brother. As Peter and MJ named May after Peter's Aunt May, May asked which Uncle Ben the newborn was named after her Uncle Ben, or Peter's Uncle Ben. Peter asked if it really matters, and May simply responded, "I guess not."

## Mutant Status

* It was unclear whether Spider-Girl is a mutant. She did not receive her powers by accident or design but was born with them, which fits the usual definition of "mutant" in the Marvel Universe. However, the series never uses the word "mutant" to describe her. Before her birth, a Sentinel robot registered her as "beyond the range of embryonic normalcy," but not specifically as a mutant. Spider-Girl has not been shown to register on a mutant detector such as Cerebro that can distinguish a "true" X-gene mutant from other types of superhuman.

* She would not fit the real-world definition of the mutant as her powers are not the result of an unexpected alteration of her DNA during her conception, rather they were passed down into her DNA by her father.

* It was confirmed by Tom Brevoort that she was not a mutant, as she wasn't technically *" born with her powers"* but *" inherited [them] from her father"* and was *bred true"*.

## Trivia

* May's costume features the same design once used by the spider-clone, Ben Reilly while he was acting as Spider-Man. At one point she also donned a black and white costume similar to Venom's (which she purchased from the Spider-Shop) when her costume was damaged in a fight.

* The aforementioned "Spider-Shop" is a boutique that sells Spider-Girl and Spider-Man themed apparel and accessories. Initially, May was upset to learn someone was capitalizing off her name (especially because nothing in the store came in her size). This was made even worse by the fact all of her friends believed that by shopping there they were helping their heroine Spider-Girl, assuming that she had to have some connection to the store for it to use her likeness. It was later revealed that May's mom Mary Jane owned the Spider Shop. (MJ said that Peter was upset that he could never collect on the various comics and products that used his image, so she figured she would take control of Spider-Girl's appearance early on in her career.) The profits go towards May's college fund.
* May said she utilized a Facebook page for her Spider-Girl identity. She planned to update it to Spider-Woman.

## Comic

**Spider-Girl Vol 1**

* Spider-Girl # 0

* Spider-Girl #1/2
* Spider-Girl Annual #1
* Spider-Girl #1
* Spider-Girl #2
* Spider-Girl #3
* Spider-Girl #4
* Spider-Girl #5
* Spider-Girl #6
* Spider-Girl #7
* Spider-Girl #8
* Spider-Girl #9
* Spider-Girl #10
* Spider-Girl #11
* Spider-Girl #12
* Spider-Girl #13
* Spider-Girl #14
* Spider-Girl #15
* Spider-Girl #16
* Spider-Girl #17
* Spider-Girl #18
* Spider-Girl #19
* Spider-Girl #20
* Spider-Girl #21
* Spider-Girl #22
* Spider-Girl #23
* Spider-Girl #24
* Spider-Girl #25
* Spider-Girl #26
* Spider-Girl #27
* Spider-Girl #28
* Spider-Girl #29
* Spider-Girl #30
* Spider-Girl #31
* Spider-Girl #32
* Spider-Girl #33
* Spider-Girl #34
* Spider-Girl #35
* Spider-Girl #36
* Spider-Girl #37
* Spider-Girl #38
* Spider-Girl #39
* Spider-Girl #40
* Spider-Girl #41
* Spider-Girl #42
* Spider-Girl #43
* Spider-Girl #44
* Spider-Girl #45
* Spider-Girl #46
* Spider-Girl #47
* Spider-Girl #48
* Spider-Girl #49
* Spider-Girl #50
* Spider-Girl #51
* Spider-Girl #52
* Spider-Girl #53
* Spider-Girl #54
* Spider-Girl #55
* Spider-Girl #56
* Spider-Girl #57
* Spider-Girl #58
* Spider-Girl #59
* Spider-Girl #60
* Spider-Girl #61
* Spider-Girl #62
* Spider-Girl #63
* Spider-Girl #64
* Spider-Girl #65
* Spider-Girl #66
* Spider-Girl #67
* Spider-Girl #68
* Spider-Girl #69
* Spider-Girl #70
* Spider-Girl #71
* Spider-Girl #72
* Spider-Girl #73
* Spider-Girl #74
* Spider-Girl #75
* Spider-Girl #76
* Spider-Girl #77
* Spider-Girl #78
* Spider-Girl #79
* Spider-Girl #80
* Spider-Girl #81
* Spider-Girl #82
* Spider-Girl #83
* Spider-Girl #84
* Spider-Girl #85
* Spider-Girl #86
* Spider-Girl #87
* Spider-Girl #88
* Spider-Girl #89
* Spider-Girl #90
* Spider-Girl #91
* Spider-Girl #92
* Spider-Girl #93
* Spider-Girl #94
* Spider-Girl #95
* Spider-Girl #96
* Spider-Girl #97
* Spider-Girl #98
* Spider-Girl #99
* Spider-Girl #100

**The Amazing Spider-Girl Vol 1**

* The Amazing Spider-Girl #0
* The Amazing Spider-Girl #1
* The Amazing Spider-Girl #2
* The Amazing Spider-Girl #3
* The Amazing Spider-Girl #4
* The Amazing Spider-Girl #5
* The Amazing Spider-Girl #6
* The Amazing Spider-Girl #7
* The Amazing Spider-Girl #8
* The Amazing Spider-Girl #9
* The Amazing Spider-Girl #10
* The Amazing Spider-Girl #11
* The Amazing Spider-Girl #12
* The Amazing Spider-Girl #13
* The Amazing Spider-Girl #14
* The Amazing Spider-Girl #15
* The Amazing Spider-Girl #16
* The Amazing Spider-Girl #17
* The Amazing Spider-Girl #18
* The Amazing Spider-Girl #19
* The Amazing Spider-Girl #20
* The Amazing Spider-Girl #21
* The Amazing Spider-Girl #22
* The Amazing Spider-Girl #23
* The Amazing Spider-Girl #24
* The Amazing Spider-Girl #25
* The Amazing Spider-Girl #26
* The Amazing Spider-Girl #27
* The Amazing Spider-Girl #28
* The Amazing Spider-Girl #29
* The Amazing Spider-Girl #30

**The** **Spectacular Spider-Girl Vol 1**

* The Spectacular Spider-Girl #1
* The Spectacular Spider-Girl #2
* The Spectacular Spider-Girl #3
* The Spectacular Spider-Girl #4
* The Spectacular Spider-Girl #5
* The Spectacular Spider-Girl #6
* The Spectacular Spider-Girl #7
* The Spectacular Spider-Girl #8
* The Spectacular Spider-Girl #9
* The Spectacular Spider-Girl #10
* The Spectacular Spider-Girl #11

**The** **Spectacular Spider-Girl Vol 2**

* The Spectacular Spider-Girl #1
* The Spectacular Spider-Girl #2
* The Spectacular Spider-Girl #3
* The Spectacular Spider-Girl #4

**Spider-Girl: The End! Vol 1**

* Spider-Girl: The End! #1

**Spider-Girl Other Comic Appearances**

* The Buzz #1
* The Buzz #2
* The Buzz #3
* Spider-Man Family (2005) #1
* Spectacular Spider-Man (UK) #177
* Spectacular Spider-Man (UK) #216
* Last Hero Standing #1
* Last Hero Standing #2
* Last Hero Standing #3
* Last Hero Standing #4
* Last Hero Standing #5
* Last Planet Standing #1
* Last Planet Standing #2
* Last Planet Standing #3
* Last Planet Standing #4
* Last Planet Standing #5
* J2 #6 (Appears on a Computer Screen, TV or Hologram Only)
* J2 #7
* Fantastic Five #3
* Avengers Next #1
* Avengers Next #2
* Avengers Next #3
* Avengers Next #4
* Avengers Next #5
* American Dream #4
* American Dream #5
* Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe #9
* Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A-Z #11

* The Amazing Spider-Man Family #1
* The Amazing Spider-Man Family #2
* The Amazing Spider-Man Family #3
* The Amazing Spider-Man Family #4
* The Amazing Spider-Man Family #5
* The Amazing Spider-Man Family #6
* The Amazing Spider-Man Family #7
* The Amazing Spider-Man Family #8
* Astonishing Spider-Man #75
* Marvel Encyclopedia Vol 1 #Spider-Man
* Avengers #2 ***(Cameo)***
* Age of Ultron #10 ***(In an illusion or vision)***
* The Amazing Spider-Man Vol 3 #8
* The Amazing Spider-Man Vol 3 #9
* The Amazing Spider-Man Vol 3 #10
* The Amazing Spider-Man Vol 3 #11
* The Amazing Spider-Man Vol 3 #12
* The Amazing Spider-Man Vol 3 #13
* The Amazing Spider-Man Vol 3 #14
* The Amazing Spider-Man Vol 3 #15
* Spider-Verse #1 ***(Cameo)***
* Spider-Verse Team-Up #3
* Spider-Woman Vol 5 #4 ***(Only in flashback)***
* Spider-Island Vol 1 #1
* Spider-Island Vol 1 #2
* Spider-Island Vol 1 #3
* Spider-Island Vol 1 #4
* Spider-Island Vol 1 #5
* Web Warriors Vol 1 #1
* Web Warriors Vol 1 #2
* Web Warriors Vol 1 #3
* Web Warriors Vol 1 #4
* Web Warriors Vol 1 #5
* Web Warriors Vol 1 #6 ***(Appears in flashback and main story)*** ***(As Spider-Woman in flashback)***
* Web Warriors Vol 1 #7 ***(Mentioned)***
* Web Warriors Vol 1 #8
* Web Warriors Vol 1 #9
* Web Warriors Vol 1 #10
* Web Warriors Vol 1 #11