The Girl Who Died Loving Spider-Man

In a cold alley, a homeless girl admired Spider-Man, her platonic love. One day, she dreamed he took her on an amazing journey through the city, encountering Avengers. But, she awoke in a hospital, terminal and incurable. Spider-Man, grief-stricken, regretted not finding her sooner. With tears, he gave her one last kiss, wishing her sweet and peaceful dreams.

Created by:
Script: Peter David
Art: Colleen Doran
Colors: Jose Villarrubia
Letters: Todd Klein
Editor: Stephen Wacher

#Spiderman #Marvel #Comics

[Flikey]

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[nexus]

He can’t save everyone, but he can still give hope.

[omegastudios-ovxd]

Why can't spider-man get a break from feeling guilty about something for five minutes.



Edit:
Why did this get so many likes?

[Whoisthatguy]

Marvel trying not to make Peter Parker suffer for 5 seconds challenge: Impossible

[bluestreakmike]

What's sadder is she probably just was content seeing him. She didn't call out to him for help because she assumed he had better things to do and stop crime and save people who's more important than her.
When in reality he'd stop delivering a pizza to save two kids.
Had she call out to him maybe she'd have enough time to be saved or have more time to see him.

[MatiNuva]

"-even You can't be everywhere" I feel like Peter deserves to hear it more frequently.

[Clown-kp]

Man poor Peter he can't get a break

[justhuman]

She got her happy ending, in an odd sort of way.

[snow-qxvj]

This kind of feels like the marvel version of the little match girl

[Clantagonist]

Spider-Man: Breathes

Random civilians: Dies due to causes that are natural and sometimes preventable

Spider-Man: New achievement unlocked: WHY GOD, WHY?!

[colemanbubar]

While i agree that spideman is usually the punching bag of marvel comics, usually just for the shock factor, i don't mind it in this case. It's not a case of random shocking violence or infinite torture. It's a brief moment of realization that Spiderman can't save everyone and that no matter how much he helps, he still feels as though he owes more. This is q conflict that stems directly from Peter's character, and despite the sad subject, it ends on a strangely heartwarming note.

[Spartan]

They need to stop making Peter suffer the way he does, he's become basically the punching bag of Marvel and it is disheartening to see the hero everyone love be torn down time and again
Edit: what the fuck did I start

[jeskerjames]

It’s not beating the supervillains that make these heroes super, it’s moments like this.

[micahsmith]

this breaks my heart seeing the little girl die like this and Spiderman not knowing she existed it must be devastated for him it's just too much for anyone to bear.

[MisoraRyuu]

Being a hero is a double edge sword. Because you have the ability to save people. But you can't save everyone.

[foxpro]

I just realized, she was being carried through the city by spiderman but only to the nearest hospital, it explains why he was in the same room she was because it would be like him to make sure she was ok.

[Crocc]

The writers will never give spider-man a break

[basketbomberslackingson]

Even in her sad state, she clearly felt and enjoyed that little gift from Spider-Man at the end.

[MMLCGG]

J Jonah: GET ME PICTURES OF SPIDER-MAN!!!!
This girl: …Bet

[giornobpr]

Spider-Man cares for those around him, even individual citizens who he passes by, he would do anything to keep them Safe and Happy.