Spider-Girl
Marvel · 1998–2006 · 101 issues
About the series
In a near-future corner of the Marvel Universe, Spider-Girl (1998–2006) introduced May "Mayday" Parker, the teenaged daughter of Peter Parker and Mary Jane Watson-Parker, who inherits her father’s wall-crawling abilities and a legacy of heroism. Written primarily by Tom DeFalco and illustrated by Pat Olliffe and Ron Frenz, the series carved out a warm, underdog niche as it followed Mayday balancing high school, family dynamics, and a new generation of villains like Normie Osborn and the heroic Green Goblin Phil Urich. Running for 101 issues, it became a beloved cult favorite for its optimistic, character-driven storytelling and its respectful expansion of the Spider-Man mythos into a fresh, hopeful chapter.
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