Marvel's Spider-Man Leaves a Grey Area in Peter Parker's Past Love Interests
Marvel’s Spider-Manhas leaped ahead of Peter Parker’s days as a fledgling crime-fighter and instead chosen to portray him as an older and more experienced Spider-Man, relatively speaking. This is preferable after so many popular iterations of the character have portrayed him either at the origin of his spider bite or in the throes of high school at Midtown High or university at Empire State University. But while Marvel’s Spider-Man should continue to look forward instead of backward, there is a lot of contextual information missing that could help inform future plots and character developments.
Insomniac Games introduced its own iteration of the Sinister Six in Marvel’s Spider-Man composed of characters who were either established in the game’s narrative canon or had debuted in the events of the game itself. Other characters were established with a history of antagonizing New York City at some point in the eight years prior to Marvel’s Spider-Man. However, Marvel’s Spider-Man has yet to clarify or confirm whether Peter had any flings or old flames with supplementary characters from the comic book source material besides Mary Jane Watson and Felicia Hardy.
Marvel's Spider-Man Players Want a Suit Crafting Feature in The Sequel
Marvel’s Spider-Man introduced Felicia Hardy’s Black Cat through cheeky side activities where players would find Felicia’s stake-out sites abandoned on rooftop corners and aim a camera lens around to locate tiny cat plushies. But it was not until Marvel’s Spider-Man’s first DLC story expansion in The City Never Sleeps, titled The Heist, that fans had their first glimpse of the felonious feline.
The City That Never Sleeps is a crime drama told across three episodic installments, featuring the reprisal of
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