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Gwendolyne Maxine Stacy is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics, usually as a supporting character in the Spider-Man characters. ## Personality Gwendolyne Maxine "Gwen" Stacy is the daughter of Captain George Stacy and a young, music-loving student who was bitten by a radioactive spider. This caused her to gain spider powers. She initially uses these abilities for her own benefit and enters the world of entertainment, adopting the secret identity of Spider-Woman. After a fight, in which Peter Parker dies, Gwen understands that with "great power comes great responsibility" and from that moment she fully dedicates her life to fighting evil. Gwen is a free-spirited person with artistic inclinations, traits that would put her at odds with the type of ethics her father tried to instill. She is interested in music, hence her role as drummer in the Mary Janes, and loves corn dogs. Like her father, Gwen has a strong sense of justice and is a born detective, which helped her make the decision to become a superhero after receiving her powers. Gwen lost her powers as a result of Cindy Moon depowering her with her Power Glove, but she exhibits similar abilities as a result of bonding with the Venom Symbiote. Despite having been introduced only a short time ago, this version of Gwen Stacy became very popular among fans and some even requested her own series. She finally got one from Spider-Gwen. Gwen is not a fan of Eminem. Gwen is "sick with burns and bad at puns." A hallucination of Spider-Ham sometimes provides her inner dialogue. Gwen has a Taylor Swift vinyl. Spider-Gwen was voiced by Reba Buhr in Spider-Geddon: Spider-Gwen: Ghost-Spider. Since her creation, Gwen's full name has been repeatedly spelled as "Gwendolyn" by her creator, Jason Latour, as well as most subsequent writers; However, after receiving misinformation from a fan, Seanan McGuire suggested that "Gwendolyn" was a typo and that her name should be spelled "Gwendolyne", thus spelling it in Ghost-Spider even though it had never appeared in Ghost-Spider at the time. no Marvel publication as such. When this was pointed out, Seanan McGuire responded that the change in the spelling of Gwen's full name was "most likely" due to "[different] spelling conventions [or] different text editors." Gwen has been drawn on several occasions with short, messy hair without accessories and with long hair with a black headband, identical to that of her Earth-616 counterpart. Gwen's reality Sue Storm used to be Gwen's heroine. Gwen follows Sue's shared social media account with her brother Johnny. Gwen has a separate social media account for her Ghost-Spider identity. Stacy was seventeen years old when she became Spider-Woman.