Itsy Bitsy (Marvel)
Itsy Bitsy is female comic supervillain who features in Marvel Comics.
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Biography
'Susan Mary'
The woman who eventually became the creature known as Itsy Bitsy was seen as a subject under the care of Patient Zero, who administered a serum created from the combined genetic material of Spider-Man and Deadpool. This procedure took place within the confines of Patient Zero’s laboratory, where she remained strapped to a medical table while the villain monitored the integration of the stolen DNA. During the final moments of the encounter, she lay in a state of transformation as Patient Zero looked on, promising that the world would soon meet the ultimate synthesis of his two greatest enemies. This action served as the catalyst for her physical evolution, setting the stage for her future role as a lethal hybrid of the two heroes. (Spider-Man/Deadpool v1 #8) Itsy Bitsy fully emerged from the shadows of Wall Street to interrupt a confrontation between Spider-Man, Deadpool, and a group of minor villains. She ruthlessly executed or maimed the members of the Hateful Hexad, utilizing her superior speed and strength to overwhelm them while mockingly singing a nursery rhyme. After framing the heroic duo for the massacre, she retreated, leaving them to face a hostile police force. This was the moment she revealed her blue-skinned, six-armed form, demonstrating that her powers far exceeded those of the men she viewed as her fathers. Her actions established her not just as a physical threat, but as a psychological one, as she began her crusade to force Spider-Man and Deadpool into accepting her violent methods of justice. (Spider-Man/Deadpool v1 #9)
Overview
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Notes
- Itsy Bitsy was created by Joe Kelly and Ed McGuinness where she made her first appearance in Spider-Man/Deadpool v1 #8 (August, 2016).
In other media
Video games
- In Spider-Unlimited, Itsy Bitsy was referenced in the setting of the mobile video game. It was said that she and Patient Zero committed a string of murders, framing Spider-Man in the process.
Appearances
- Spider-Man/Deadpool v1: (2016)
- Amazing Spider-Man v7:
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