Eventually, Watson gave birth to a baby boy, whom they named Benjamin, further expanding their family in SPIDER-GIRL (1998) #59. Like with her father, family and relationship drama remained at the center of May’s stories. Later, though, when May’s spider-powers manifested, she took on the role of Spider-Girl. In that alternate world, Parker retired due to an injury. While that baby’s fate has remained uncertain, with Parker and Watson both believing the child to be stillborn, WHAT IF…? #105 explored a world in which the child was returned to Parker and Watson. In AMAZING SPIDER-MAN (1963) #418, the titular hero’s wife, Mary Jane Watson, gave birth to a child that was immediately abducted by Alison Mongrain, a woman working with Norman Osborn, AKA Green Goblin, in his effort to destroy Parker’s life. And surprisingly, there’s quite a few kids to meet! EARTH-982 INTRODUCED MAY PARKER: SPIDER-GIRLĬreated by Tom DeFalco and Ron Frenz, May “Mayday” Parker debuted in WHAT IF…? (1989) #105 and is closely connected to one of Spider-Man’s most tragic stories.

In some cases, those relationships have blossomed into full families-at least in alternate timelines and universes! With that in mind, we’re breaking down Spider-Man’s families from across the Multiverse. Since the character debuted in AMAZING FANTASY (1962) #15, the personal life of Peter Parker, AKA Spider-Man, has been at the forefront of many of his stories, with his romantic escapades playing a particularly major role. Sign up today and get one year for just $5 a month! Have you tried Marvel Unlimited yet? It’s your all-access pass to over 30,000 Marvel comics at your fingertips.

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