How much does this little stuffed bull ♥ Go-Go Gwendy? Find out in the Gwen-salutin' essay I've written for Blog@Newsarama, posted today as part of their totally affectionate "I ♥ Comics" series. Tell 'em Bully sent ya. But no stealing my Gwen kisses! Get yer own. And don't you dare make Gwen cry:
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4 comments:
I miss Gwen as well, and thought Bryce Dallas Howard's portrayal far outshone MJ in Spidey 3.
Gwen was definitely the Betty to MJ's Veronica. I wish Marvel had found a new counterpoint to Mary Jane after Gwen's untimely death - MJ's "maturation" robbed the character of her spunk.
Ahhh..Mary Jane and Gwen cattiness. And Peter sitting there, just eating it all up.
That's a great essay. I'm working on one for that blog right now and I am having a hell of a time choosing one thing to write about. I heart everything.
I know I'm coming late to the party-- just discovered your blog-- but thankyou thankyou for your wonderful essay. This is, by far, my favorite period of spider-man, and your piece says everything that needs to be said about it. Mary Jane is cool, but spider-man was never better than with gwen stacey.
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