High schooler Mary Jane Watson, experiencing her share of teenage angst caused by her best friend's sudden popularity, her boyfriend Peter's seeming interest in another girl, and her mother's new boyfriend, takes on another problem when she finds herself attracted to Spider-Man, a new crime fighter who keeps hanging around the neighborhood.
year: 2003, 2004
call number/section: 1000
subjects: spider-man (fictitious character), juvenile literature, heroes, high school students, man-woman relationships, fiction, new york (n.y.), juvenile literature, fiction, spider man (fictional character)
Editions
O'Brien, Judith
Marvel Comics (2003)
Tells the story of Spider-Man's other half, Mary Jane, as she copes with insecurities made worse by her parents' divorce and Peter's transformation into a superhero--and popular basketball jock.
Schools: 6
O'Brien, Judith
Marvel (2004)
High schooler Mary Jane Watson, experiencing her share of teenage angst caused by her best friend's sudden popularity, her boyfriend Peter's seeming interest in another girl, and her mother's new boyfriend, takes on another problem when she finds herself attracted to Spider-Man, a new crime fighter who keeps hanging around the neighborhood.
Schools: 2