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"The Many Loves of the Amazing Spider-Man" one-shot

Does Carlie Cooper seem out of place to anyone else? Not only next to established love interests, but the pose she in? Seems off.

Does Carlie Cooper seem out of place to anyone else? Not only next to established love interests, but the pose she in? Seems off.

Does Carlie Cooper seem out of place to anyone else? Not only next to established love interests, but the pose she in? Seems off.
The mistakes on this recap page are embarrassing. The bridge Gwen died on is wrong, but that is a common error so I'll excuse it. What is really embarrassing is that Peter NEVER revealed he was Spider-Man to Mary Jane. Heck, the flashbacks within this very issue contradict that. Steve Wacker where are you?
I'm not sure about Cat's characterization in this story. Seems like a side of the character that wasn't around when this story took place. Chris Yost pulled it off with humor though so I give him a pass.
Whenever the bag of money leaves Spider-Man's side, it teleports right back to him. This was a very funny way to defeat a C-lister. Is this the same Yost who has been writing "Red Robin"?
Once again, I feel this is off for Felicia given the time period the story takes place in. Still funny though.
There is a very fine line between bittersweet humor and "hit you over the head Parker luck". Yost managed to pull it off.
Gwen's mom is an untold Spider-Man tale dying to be told. We rarely get mentions of her. Heck this is some of the most concrete stuff we've ever had.
This is pretty much the whole story. Carlie says something, Gwen says the opposite. For those who watched "Rugrats", imagine Carlie as Tommy and Gwen as Chuckie.
SEE SEE? Gwen is a coward and doesn't want their parents to know!! Carlie wants them to know! SEE THE DIFFERENCES! SEE THEM! I swear it was like that the whole story.
Very good story reuniting Stern and Frez. My one complaint is we get the whole "Hollywood star with a heart of gold" and "the agent who just doesn't understand" cliche. I'm sooo tired of that cliche. Yes it's a storytelling device to show us Mary Jane's character, but it's overdone.
I love the flashbacks to classic scenes in Peter and Mary Jane's relationship. Too bad one of those scenes contradicts the recap page.
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