Gwen Stacy
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*In Spider-Man Unlimited v2 #4 (2000), an alternate reality version of the character was shown to reside on [[Counter-Earth (Marvel)|Counter-Earth]] based on the cartoon series. This version was an inhabitant of the world populated by the High Evolutionary's [[Beastials (Spider-Man Unlimited)|Beastials]] that were the ruling elite whilst mankind were second-class citizens. Gwen Stacy was a human that worked secretly to maintain '''Harmony''' that was an underground city where humanity and Beastials could be free from the High Evolutionary's tyranny allowing them to live in peace. When Spider-Man discovered the city, the inhabitants intended to force him to remain there to protect their home from discovery by Gwen Stacy allowed him to escape whereupon she returned to Harmony. | *In Spider-Man Unlimited v2 #4 (2000), an alternate reality version of the character was shown to reside on [[Counter-Earth (Marvel)|Counter-Earth]] based on the cartoon series. This version was an inhabitant of the world populated by the High Evolutionary's [[Beastials (Spider-Man Unlimited)|Beastials]] that were the ruling elite whilst mankind were second-class citizens. Gwen Stacy was a human that worked secretly to maintain '''Harmony''' that was an underground city where humanity and Beastials could be free from the High Evolutionary's tyranny allowing them to live in peace. When Spider-Man discovered the city, the inhabitants intended to force him to remain there to protect their home from discovery by Gwen Stacy allowed him to escape whereupon she returned to Harmony. | ||
*In Edge of Spider-Verse v1 #2 (2014), an alternate reality version of [[Gwen Stacy (Spider-Gwen)|Gwen Stacy]] resided on Earth-65 who was her planet's version of Spider-Woman. | *In Edge of Spider-Verse v1 #2 (2014), an alternate reality version of [[Gwen Stacy (Spider-Gwen)|Gwen Stacy]] resided on Earth-65 who was her planet's version of Spider-Woman. | ||
| + | *In Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man v1 #304 (2018), an alternate timeline was created in an attempt to stop the Vedomi invasion. This resulted in a world where Peter Parker quit being Spider-Man and Norman Osborn stopped being the Green Goblin. This timeline saw Gwen Stacy survive where she married Peter Parker who headed a tech company. In the meantime, Norman Osborn used the Goblin Formula to create a health supplement that made him incredibly wealthy whereby he along with his son Harry came to dominate the planet when he was elected President. Earths superheroes were either killed, detained or came to work for Osborn with Gwen Stacy being secretly part of the resistance in toppling this regime. | ||
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Revision as of 10:17, 11 May 2018
Gwen Stacy is a female comic character that features in Marvel Comics.
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Biography
Origin
Death
Legacy
Overview
Personality and attributes
She had an uncle named Arthur Stacy who was her fathers older brother that stayed in London. (Amazing Spider-Man v1 #93) He had children that were Gwen's cousin one of whom was the brunette haired Jill Stacy. (Spider-Man v1 #76)
Powers and abilities
Notes
- Gwen Stacy was created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko where she made her first appearance in Amazing Spider-Man v1 #31 (December, 1965).
Alternate Versions
- In Spider-Man Unlimited v2 #4 (2000), an alternate reality version of the character was shown to reside on Counter-Earth based on the cartoon series. This version was an inhabitant of the world populated by the High Evolutionary's Beastials that were the ruling elite whilst mankind were second-class citizens. Gwen Stacy was a human that worked secretly to maintain Harmony that was an underground city where humanity and Beastials could be free from the High Evolutionary's tyranny allowing them to live in peace. When Spider-Man discovered the city, the inhabitants intended to force him to remain there to protect their home from discovery by Gwen Stacy allowed him to escape whereupon she returned to Harmony.
- In Edge of Spider-Verse v1 #2 (2014), an alternate reality version of Gwen Stacy resided on Earth-65 who was her planet's version of Spider-Woman.
- In Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man v1 #304 (2018), an alternate timeline was created in an attempt to stop the Vedomi invasion. This resulted in a world where Peter Parker quit being Spider-Man and Norman Osborn stopped being the Green Goblin. This timeline saw Gwen Stacy survive where she married Peter Parker who headed a tech company. In the meantime, Norman Osborn used the Goblin Formula to create a health supplement that made him incredibly wealthy whereby he along with his son Harry came to dominate the planet when he was elected President. Earths superheroes were either killed, detained or came to work for Osborn with Gwen Stacy being secretly part of the resistance in toppling this regime.
In other media
Television
- In Spider-Man, Gwen Stacy appeared as a minor guest character in the 1990s animated television series where she was voiced by actor Mary Kay Bergman.
- In The Spectacular Spider-Man, Gwen Stacy appeared as a central cast character in the animated television series where she was voiced by actor Lacey Chabert.
- In Spider-Man, Gwen Stacy appeared in the 2017 animated television series where she was voiced by actor Laura Bailey.
Films
- In Spider-Man 3, Gwen Stacy appeared in the live-action film where she was portrayed by actor Bryce Dallas Howard.
- In The Amazing Spider-Man, Gwen Stacy appeared in the live-action film where she was portrayed by actor Emma Stone.
- In The Amazing Spider-Man 2, Gwen Stacy appeared in the live-action film sequel where she was once again portrayed by actor Emma Stone.
Video games
- In The Amazing Spider-Man, Gwen Stacy appeared in the video game tie-in to the live-action film where she was voiced by actor Kari Wahlgren.
Appearances
- Amazing Spider-Man v1:
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