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	SpiderFan.org - Comics : Spider-Man Loves Mary Jane #8
		After explaining to Liz why it is that Mary Jane avoids all of her problems, Liz finally talks her into telling Peter how she really feels, but with Peter and Gwen spending so much time together, Mary Jane is finding it extremely difficult to get him alone.
		Asking her what the matter is, Mary Jane tells him how it feels to her like everyone is dating someone else and that there's this guy she likes but he's sort of seeing someone else, and how she really feels alone.
		Mary Jane is feeling pretty lonely, especially with what seems like everyone around her has found themselves someone special, even the two losers who use to tease her.
	www.spiderfan.org /comics/reviews/spiderman_loves_mary_jane/008.html (1510 words)

	Mary Jane - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mary Jane Kelly, a Jack the Ripper victim
		Mary Jane Cuyler, a scholar of Classics at the University of Texas - Austin
		Mary Jane also is a slang term for marijuana
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mary_Jane (192 words)

	Mary Jane Watson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		To cope with her hellish family life, Mary Jane kept up a facade as a superficial party girl to avoid the embarrassment, which may have cast her as a forerunner to the archetype of a wily, feisty red head.
		Mary Jane and her sister lived with her mother but often stayed with relatives.
		The pairing of Mary Jane and Peter Parker has become one of the true classic romances of the comic medium and the couple are considered to be one of the comic genre's most beloved "supercouples".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mary_Jane_Watson (2739 words)

	Mary Jane Watson - Psychology Central (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Restarting her career as a model, Mary Jane was killed off in an airplane explosion that was done specifically to kill the character off for good and permenantly free Spider-Man from being married.
		Mary Jane pushes him away this time because she is getting married to the astronaut, but secretly does want a relationship with Peter.
		Mary Jane runs away from her wedding with the astronaut and comes to Peter's door where she tells him that she loves him and will take him as Spider-Man knowing the danger it poses to her life.
	psychcentral.com /wiki/Mary_Jane_Watson (2529 words)

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		Mary Jane, unable to stomach the depth of the turmoil that her Aunt Anna was helping May deal with, was gazing out the window which happened to face the Parker home, and saw an anguished Peter Parker run into the house after the police informed him of his uncle’s death.
		My guess is that Mary Jane felt safe at Anna’s because, being her father’s sister, Anna would have still loved her brother, but also been familiar with his character flaws, thus being an adequate sounding board for a troubled young girl who was trying to sort out her relationship with an estranged father.
		And Mary Jane could have stayed in the role that she was originally clearly designed for, that of the seductive tart who spices things up and provides some competition for the main girl - but who then ultimately finds her way back to being either a supporting character or written out of the storyline.
	www.spideykicksbutt.com /WhyYouMaryJane/WhyYouMaryJanePart1.html (9467 words)

	MarvelDirectory.com
		Mary Jane first saw Peter out of a window of Anna's house one autumn when she was twelve or thirteen; he was sweeping leaves and did not see her.
		Mary Jane was hired as a dancer at a New York City dance club called the Gloom Room, which was secretly a front for the crime lord known as the Kingpin.
		Mary Jane dated a number of actors and man in the fashion industry, was pleased to have her just as a front.
	www.marveldirectory.com /individuals/w/watsonparkermaryjane.htm (2588 words)

	Comics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The precise definition of comics remains a subject of debate, with some scholars insisting that their printed nature is crucial to the definition, or that they should be defined by the interdependence of image and text.
		According to McCloud, "[Comics are] juxtaposed pictorial and other images in deliberate sequence, intended to convey information and/or to produce an aesthetic response in the viewer." By this definition, single panel illustrations (such as The Far Side, The Family Circus, or many political cartoons) are not comics, but are instead cartoons.
		The term "comics" likely originated in early 20th century comic strips, which were originally a venue for serial and gag humor (i.e., the name came from comedy).
	www.books-and-posters.com /Comics_cats_136.html (568 words)

	Marvel Subscriptions - SPIDER-MAN LOVES MARY JANE
		Providing witty, personal looks at the relationship between Spider-Man, Mary Jane and Peter Parker from MJ's point of view, this title is a great starting point for new readers.
		Three little words set Mary Jane's world ablaze...and by page 22, Nothing Will Ever Be The Same Again...again.
		Flash's grades and playoff hopes are in danger, and the only person he can talk to about it is Mary Jane.
	subscriptions.marvel.com /title/SPIDER-MAN_LOVES_MARY_JANE (178 words)

	Mary Jane from the Spiderman movies/Mary Jane of the original comic book - Eyes on Final Fantasy Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The Mary Jane from the movies is basically a combination of the personalities of the two loves from the comic book (MJ and Gwen).
		I never read the comics, but I watched the animated series all the time, and Mary Jane was caring, but she got irritated at Peter a lot because of how he was always ducking out and breaking dates with her because of his duty.
		Or is Mary Jane from the movies indeed kind of a combination of MJ and Gwen from the comic books.
	forums.eyesonff.com /showthread.php?t=53031 (2425 words)

	Don Markstein's Toonopedia: Mary Jane and Sniffles
		One of them was Sniffles the Mouse, whose tenure in comic books far outlasted, and is far more fondly recalled than his rather inconsequential career in animation.
		That's because in comics, he was teamed with a little girl named Mary Jane, who could shrink to his size and have fantasy adventures with him in a land of living toys.
		Ask the average comics and cartoon buff who Sniffles the Mouse is, and the chances are he won't even mention the dozen or so cartoons the character appeared in during the late 1930s and early '40s.
	www.toonopedia.com /maryjane.htm (518 words)

	Mary Jane Maffini Authors Bio Page
		Mary Jane Maffini's 2003 novel, Lament for a Lounge Lizard, a comic mystery was short listed for the Crime Writers of Canada's Arthur Ellis award for best novel.
		Mary Jane picked up an Ellis award for her short story "Sign of the Times" in Fit to Die, a Ladies Killing Circle anthology published by RendezVous Press.
		She is a former President of Crime Writers of Canada, current chair of the CWC awareness committee and a frequent speaker on Canadian crime fiction, the mystery scene and writing.
	www.maryjanemaffini.ca /bio.html (378 words)

	Amazon.com: Mary Jane Vol. 1: Circle of Friends (Spider-Man): Books: Sean McKeever,Takeshi Miyazawa (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		At the heart of the stories is Mary Jane, which justifies having the Spider-Man face that appears between her first and middle names on the cover is in the shape of a heart.
		We are currently three-quarters of the way through the next story, "Mary Jane, Volume 2: Homecoming," which picks up right where "Circle of Friends" leaves off, which is good because this one ends with what is no so much a cliffhanger as a major crisis point for MJ and her friends.
		`Mary Jane' is a re-imagining of the Spider-Man mythos from the viewpoint of 16-year-old Mary Jane Watson and the world around her.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/078511467X?v=glance (1733 words)

	Sean McKeever: Talking Mary Jane Loves Spider-Man
		The first time Mary Jane was announced as an ongoing in 2004, it only lasted four issues.
		The comic, based on a "separate-from-continuity" story where Mary Jane is in high school with all the traditional Spider-Man characters, was put on hiatus after Issue #4 when sales of the monthly comic were lower than hoped.
		It is not, not, not a superhero comic.
	www.strange-haven.com /news/091105/mary-jane-loves-spider-man.html (3023 words)

	IGN: Mary Jane Watson-Parker
		Mary Jane has been a part of his life since the early years of his superhero career, and she is now the woman he slings home to every night.
		Mary Jane was, and still is, a struggling actor and model.
		Mary Jane’s cheerful exterior hides the years of pain stemming from a dysfunctional family life.
	comics.ign.com /objects/735/735473.html (326 words)

	Book Review: Mary Jane by Judith O'Brien
		This time, instead of taking Peter Parker's point of view, the author turns to Mary Jane and tells her side of the story from her elementary-school crush on him to his superhero beginnings.
		Before Mary Jane can reach through to comfort him, she is forced to move because of her family's financial problems.
		Mary Jane never figures out who Peter Parker's alter ego really is, but Mary Jane is a fairly good book that manages to identify with most of its teen audience.
	www.teenink.com /Past/2004/May/17841.html (298 words)

	Amazon.com: Marvel: Mary Jane: Inspired by the Best-Selling Ultimate Spider-Man Graphic Novels: Books: Judith ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Mary Jane 2 HC (Spider-Man) by Judith O'Brien
		The rest of the story centers on Mary Jane's family woes and the stresses of starting a new school, while Peter's transformation after his spider bite and an evil plan engineered by classmate Harry Osborn's father are more peripheral.
		This book is based on Mary Jane's point of view of what she feel and thinks about Perter Parker and Spider-man. I loved this book because the way she talks about what is going on with such detail, it feels like you are inside the book.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0785113088?v=glance (1746 words)

	About the artists (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Mary Jane learned that a flock of chickens had almost the same range of personalities that could be found in a classroom, from the quiet, shy chicken to the big bully.
		After graduation, Mary Jane headed for New York City to seek fame and fortune, but after a year of designing prints for men's pajamas, she decided she wanted to do something more meaningful with her life.
		Mary Jane finally knew that she wanted to a writer.
	mjauch.com /About.html (1038 words)

	Kirsten Dunst as Mary Jane
		Mary Jane was the tall, busty, sexy red-head that was way out of Peter Parker's league.
		Mary Jane was the HOTT girl next door who happened to be sweet.
		Mary Jane is _way_ out of Peter's league and in the books is an actress/model.
	forums.dealmac.com /read.php?1,1642086 (499 words)

	MARY JANE REVIEW (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Mary Jane Watson is your average teenage girl.
		The book is about a present day, teenage Mary Jane Watson and her life and loves.
		But once again, it appears that the marketing geniuses believe the only comic which could interest a young female reader is a variation on the romance theme.
	members.aol.com /PODIUM1/maryjane.html (534 words)

	Barbie DC Comics
		Mary Jane Barbie® doll is the beautiful actress and model, Mary Jane Watson, who first discovered that Spider-Man’s true identity was Peter Parker.
		This beautiful Mary Jane Barbie® doll is inspired by the comic issue in which she marries Spider-Man™;!
		Dressed in her beautiful-but-deadly green DC Comics costume, she features all the detail you'd expect from a Barbie doll.
	www.angelicdreamz.com /store/barbie_dc_comics.html (1099 words)

	When did Mary Jane discover that Peter was Spider-man? : Spider-Man information from Answerbag (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Mary Jane was at her Aunt's next door to Aunt May and Uncle Ben's house.
		Mary Jane wanted to chase him down, because in the previous weeks she had become infatuated with the mystery of Spider-man. Being that she already liked Peter and had a bit of a fangirl crush on Spider-man, she wanted to talk to him.
		This caused her Mother and Aunt to become rather upset, and while Mary Jane was dancing the night away she kept trying to convince herself that she 'Didn't see what she saw'.
	www.answerbag.com /q_view.php/8130 (334 words)

	COMICON.com: O'BRIEN & MARY JANE II
		BY JENNIFER M. Mary Jane isn't just appearing in the Spider-Man II movie and starring in her own monthly comic book, she's also got a second novel in stores now.
		Mary Jane is still in high school and O'Brien told us, "This is completely original and a bit less comic-y."
		Instead of having Mary Jane's actions dictated by a set of plot points, we allowed Mary Jane herself to propel the story.
	www.comicon.com /cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=36&t=002435 (603 words)

	Spiderman3Weblog - Archivi di categoria Mary Jane Watson
		Mary Jane deve lavare il costume di Spider-Man?
		Pubblicato da smeerch alle 17:42 in Curiosità, Gossip, Kirsten Dunst, Mary Jane Watson, Personaggi, Protagonisti, Spider-Man 3
		Nella sua sezione spettacoli TgCom riporta oggi alcuni stralci di un'intervista rilasciata da Kirsten Dunst, ossia la bella biondina che interpreta Mary Jane Watson nel film dedicato al supereroe per metà uomo e per metà ragno.
	spiderman3weblog.blogosfere.it /personaggi/mary_jane_watso (1292 words)

	Mary Jane - Uncyclopedia
		Mary Jane is a slang term for the drug Marijuana, first coined by Stan Lee in the Spiderman comic book.
		The hero of Spiderman, Peter Piper, was so in love with "Mary Jane" that he picked a peck of pickled pepper, which made him hallucinate that he had amazing superpowers.
		He believed he could shoot spider webs from his wrists; hence the term "flicking one from the wrist," which accurately decribes his real behaviour while under the influence of Mary Jane.
	uncyclopedia.org /wiki/Mary_Jane (214 words)

	Mary Jane: Homecoming Digest Prelude To New Mary Jane Ongoing
		The Mary Jane series have been garnering tremendous support from fans and critics, with Vol.1: Circle of Friends making it onto Entertainment Weekly’s Must List.
		Spider-Man Loves Mary Jane will also be making a grand introduction to the world of comics with a strong presence in newsstands as well as being available for subscription orders.
		In Mary Jane Vol.2: Homecoming Digest, Mary Jane’s relationships with her boyfriend Harry and her friends are stretched to their breaking point.
	www.strange-haven.com /news/082805/mary-jane-homecoming-digest.html (555 words)

	Midtowncomics.com :: Online Comics Store, Spiderman, Superman, Batman Comic Books and Toys (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Whether she's going to school or hanging out with her friends at the Coffee Bean, Mary Jane Watson is always the life of the party.
		The new girl at Midtown High, Mary Jane Watson juggles and struggles with her parents' divorce, her love of ballet, and her burgeoning new bond with class nerd Peter Parker - who's about to undergo a...
		After some bumps in the road, it seems MJ is finally over Spider-Man and excited to go to Homecoming with her boyfriend, Harry Osborn.
	www.midtowncomics.com /eshop/searchresult.asp?skey=Mary+Jane (269 words)

	Mary Jane 2 Novel Hardcover
		Mary Jane Watson has been bounced around to more schools than last week's lunchroom mystery meat.
		And Mary Jane can't help but feel her hand alone pushed them all.
		SpideyShop.com is not officially affiliated with Marvel Comics, Sony or any other license holders of the Spiderman franchise.
	www.spideyshop.com /product_info.php?products_id=335 (162 words)

	Mary Jane Schwartz
		They would come to Aunt Mary and Uncle Will's house and would be here for maybe the weekend or for longer periods of time.
		Well, we became very friendly with them, and one of their daughters, Mary, was a Salvationist.
		The only comic I look at is Charlie Brown or Haggar, and on Sundays I look at Prince Valiant, which I always look forward to.
	www.visitmonmouth.com /oralhistory/bios/SchwartzMaryJane.htm (10246 words)

	Sean McKeever Store: Mary Jane 1
		Mary Jane has a tough road ahead of it, but this first issue makes me hope that readers, retailers and especially the publisher will give this one a chance to catch on.
		Mary Jane strikes me as an Archie type of book, but one that's a lot smarter and more genuine in its effort to bring the teenage experience to life.
		His skills are put to perfect use in “Mary Jane.” To truly enjoy this book one must first recognize that this isn’t a superhero comic book.
	www.seanmckeever.com /itemShow.cfm?item=MJA001 (821 words)

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