She was bitten by a radioactive spider. And since then, she's been the one and only Spider-Woman — at least in her dimension. Gwen quickly summarizes her origin story in 2018's “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse” after displaying her expert web-slinging abilities to assist a couple of her fellow Spideys.
The comic book Civil War: Casualties of War: Captain America/Iron Man (2007) concurred that the proximate cause of death was the sudden stop during a high-speed fall. An issue of Peter Parker: Spider-Man revisits the issue, and further confirms Gwen died of a broken neck due to the use of the webbing.
Malnutrition: According to Peter Parker, the reason why Gwen's powers go out of control along with getting headaches is that the symbiote feeds off nutrients that its host digests, cellulose in particular, and since Gwen doesn't eat enough food the symbiote was starving, causing the problem.
After being bitten by a genetically-engineered spider, Gwen Stacy of Earth-65 was granted arachnid-like super-powers, and started a career as a crimefighter, dubbed by the media as "
Spider-Gwen eventually returned to Earth-65, only to lose her powers from an injection engineered by Cindy Moon. After losing her powers, Spider-Gwen bonded with a Venom symbiote, taking on the name Gwenom and later becoming known as Ghost-Spider.
If fans aren't aware, Gwen's suit isn't just a uniform made from standard fabrics. It is actually a form of alien symbiote, but is different from the others Marvel fans know since it's technically made up of symbiote spiders.
FAILING TO PROTECT HER FATHER
This news struck Gwen hard and she lost control, allowing the symbiote to bond to her entirely, and making her the symbiote-empowered Gwenom in SPIDER-GWEN (2015) #24!
After being bitten by a genetically-engineered spider, Gwen was granted arachnid-like super-powers, and started a career as a crimefighter, dubbed by the media as "Spider-Woman." She was given a costume and a set of web-shooters by retired crimefighter Janet van Dyne.
Gwen was formerly merged with the Carnage Symbiote. When merged with it she had many of the abilities that Spider-Man possessed, including superhuman strength, regeneration, and the ability to climb on walls. Carnage could also swing from web lines created from its own matter.
Not only was this “Brand New May” an amoral version of Spider-Girl, her DNA had been genetically altered early in her gestation with a sample of the Venom symbiote! Created to be used as a weapon by her world's Norman Osborn, this version of May had 35% of her original DNA replaced with the symbiote's DNA strands.
After losing her powers, Gwen seeks aid from the corrupt Matt Murdock (her universe's version of the Kingpin) and scientist Elsa Brock. It's discovered that combining the mutagenic Lizard serum with isotopes can form a version of the Venom symbiote, dubbed "Gwenom".
Venom Was Originally a Woman Who Blamed Her Miscarriage on Spider-Man.
When MJ arrived home, she thought she saw her husband in the shadows. However, Venom revealed his toothy grin, scaring and traumatizing MJ. After this event, she asked Peter to not wear his black costume anymore because it reminded her too much of Venom's torment.
No, Spiderman could not have saved her. Gwen Stacy was falling at a high speed and Spiderman's webbing reached her just as she was about to hit the ground He didn't have much time at his disposal to make her stop, even after he dove down immediately to catch her (as shown in the movie).
During an altercation with the Green Goblin, Gwen Stacy is knocked from the top of the George Washington Bridge. Spider-Man shoots out a web-line to catch her, but she dies in the fall. Published in 1973, the storyline shocked fans and quickly became a milestone in Spidey continuity.
In nearly every iteration of Carnage's character, he is the offspring of Venom. The Klyntar, the race of aliens that the symbiotes belong to, reproduce asexually and can transmit their offspring to other hosts.
Shriek is an antagonist from Marvel Comics. She is a major enemy of Spider-Man and also the girlfriend and "wife" of Carnage.
In Spider-Man: House of M, Peter Parker is famous, wealthy, and married to Gwen Stacy.
Unwilling to be an "extra" in the Marvel world, she went to a tailor for superheroes and requested her own costume. The tailor (named Ronnie) complied, but misread Gwen's application form, and thought Gwen went by the alias of "Gwenpool", leading to a costume similar to Deadpool's.
On Earth-65, Gwen Stacy was bitten by a radioactive spider instead of Peter Parker. Taking the name Ghost-Spider (and affectionately called Spider-Gwen by her fans), she uses her great powers responsibly to protect New York and the Web of Life!
His relationship with Bishop apparently did not occur in this continuity, as Miles begins seeing classmate Barbara Rodriguez, whom he calls his "first serious girlfriend", who is unaware of his double life.
The Donna Diego incarnation of Scream, referred simply as "Female symbiote", was featured in Marvel's comic book trading cards in the 1990s. The Donna Diego incarnation of Scream was featured in OverPower' "Mission: Separation Anxiety" series.
Miles is a very skilled artist. He seems to be the youngest member of Team Spidey, judging by his height. His current superhero name Spin came from Gwen's suggestion of calling him Spider Spin in the short WEB-Ster.
Gwen Stacy came first, created by Stan Lee, modeled on his beloved wife Joan.