HOW MARY JANE DIED?

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It’s a big deal in the comic book world that Peter Parker’s girlfriend Gwen Stacy died — seriously, a big deal. Comic book fans mark this as a turning point in the way comics were written, and it’s considered to be a hugely important event. What only mega fans know is that Mary Jane was also killed by Spider-Man. We are referring, of course, to “Spider-Man: Reign.”


“Spider-Man: Reign” features an odd storyline that answers the age-old question of whether regular women can mate with superheroes. They cannot. In Reign, Peter Parker is retired from being Spider-Man, and working as a florist. In the flashback panels, readers discover why: he’s killed Mary Jane. And he did it with his sperm.


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