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Last issue in Cronin's IF Her Hair Was Still Red series. ([url]https://www.cbr.com/spider-man-mary-jane-red-sonja-farewell/[/url]) Interesting thing he points out is how Claremont's take on MJ is more classical than she had been for a while.
Last one this year, next year will be the Stern-Defalco era MJ...all the way to the Wedding.
This series was started in 2016, so its three years in.
So MJ was limboed thanks to the New Teen Titans? Looks like writer and editor Marv Wolfman left Spidey a few months later to relaunch the DC teen team, and MJ didn't appear again for three years.
[QUOTE=Revolutionary_Jack;4753943]Last issue in Cronin's IF Her Hair Was Still Red series. ([url]https://www.cbr.com/spider-man-mary-jane-red-sonja-farewell/[/url]) Interesting thing he points out is how Claremont's take on MJ is more classical than she had been for a while.
Last one this year, next year will be the Stern-Defalco era MJ...all the way to the Wedding.
This series was started in 2016, so its three years in.[/QUOTE]
We'll be eating well in 2020, it seems. That said, the Red Sonja parts were my favorite, and I'm rather glad that plot was revisited in the crossover mini between Marvel and Dynamite in the 2000s. And yes, Mary Jane and Peter's evolving dynamic was positively priceless.