History
Mary Jane was injured during a battle with Venom, causing her to break an arm and be taken to the hospital. She recovered with an arm cast and was released a few days later, in time to call her boyfriend Spider-Man to tell him that S.H.I.E.L.D. is "closing" the bridges and tunnels leading out of New York to quarenteen the Symbiote invasion.
She helped Luke Cage evacuate the citizens of Harlem, but was unable to stop Peter from chasing the Symbiote Black Cat. During their fight, she appeared armed with a shotgun to help Spider-Man, but when they defeated Black Cat, Peter used the symbiote to heal her, turning her into a part symbiotic version of herself. Mary Jane, in horror, told the pilot to fly away.
After the Invasion was stopped, Peter tried to call Mary Jane and apologise for his actions, but she refused to pick up.[1]
Alternate Endings[]
- Hero Ending: Peter decides to send Black Cat to the hospital instead of using the Symbiote to save her. At the end, Mary Jane arrives on the roof and finds Peter narrating. She asks if he will still give her a ride, which he agrees to as long as she promises to forget she found him narrating.
- Anti-Hero Ending: Peter decides to save Black Cat with his symbiote, but uses the Tinkerer's device to destroy the symbiotes: he tries to phone Mary Jane, but she doesn't pick up and he can only hope one day she'll forgive him.
- Anti-Villain Ending: Mary Jane picks up Black Cat and delivers her to receive cure, but Peter still decides to keep the symbiote. This causes Mary Jane to leave him, while Spider-Man, now king of the symbiotes, vows to take her back, one way or another.
Attributes
Abilities
- Markmanship: Mary Jane is shown to be a capable shotgun user.