SpiderWoman

Spider-Woman is a Marvel Comics superheroine with a variety of individuals using the moniker across different comic book series. The most well-known iteration is Jessica Drew, who first appeared in Marvel Spotlight #32 in 1977. Drew was a spy who gained her powers through an experimental process involving irradiated spiders. Her abilities typically include superhuman strength, agility, speed, and reflexes, as well as the capacity to adhere to surfaces. She also possesses a bio-electric "venom blast" and can generate wings that allow her to fly or glide.

Over the years, other characters have also taken on the mantle of Spider-Woman. Julia Carpenter, who debuted in Secret Wars #6 (1984), gained her powers from a scientific experiment involving genetically engineered spiders and was initially known as Arachne. Mattie Franklin, introduced in The Amazing Spider-Man #7 (1999), later became Spider-Woman after acquiring powers similar to Drew's. More recently, Gwen Stacy, an alternate-universe version of Spider-Man's girlfriend, has become Spider-Gwen, also known as Spider-Woman in some contexts, possessing similar spider-based abilities. Each iteration has its own unique origin story and ongoing narrative within the Marvel Universe.