What will Peter have to deal with when he returns?

I am aware of that as a team up I could see that but personal level no gonna happen. As to Mystique she has had zero history with Spider-Man/Peter aside from working at the Bugle that one time.

Let's suppose that Mystique did appear in Spider-Man's world and got to know Peter Parker by way of Crissy Ironwood or Debra Whitman as one of her disguises in connection to Norman Osborn? Also, they might be a possible connection between Raven and Dr. Curt Conners and Dr. Miles Warren as well, thus it would connect to Spider-Man. Do you agree?

They said the same thing about Peter Parker and Wolverine, since they got to know the other on a personal level, they are the best of friends. I certainly would love to that with Betsy Braddock, Jennifer Walters(in her human form), and Jessica Drew with Peter Parker respectively.

With regards to Mystique, the point of origin could be linked to Peter's parents. That's where Mystique's link to Spider-Man would derive from. Too bad that Marvel hates the idea of Peter parents as super spies when they could have used that idea to the writer's advantage by bringing forth characters that have not appeared in Spider-Man's world like Mystique and the Abomination, for example.

Seriously, as much as I want the Spider-Man x Psylocke relationship to happen, or him fighting Mystique, it's really not going to happen. Peter has like zero affiliation and connection with either of them.

The only true love interests for Peter are; Gwen Stacey, Mary Jane, and Black Cat.

Dan Slott will still be his writer.

Affiliation can always be created by other writers. I would love to see Peter branched off into other relationships on a close personal level that is platonic with a super heroine. The only other relationship that had a chance to rival the Black Cat was Carol Danvers. But Marvel shot down that idea before it had a chance to establish itself by Brian Reed. And Kelly Sue is clearly not interested in exploring their friendship.

But as you pointed out it's not going to happen under Dan Slott because he's the sole writer for Spider-Man. And his interest in Spider-Man is to stick to Spider-Man and his world. Chris Yost had the chance to explore the things I was referring to. But he let that opportunity slipped past him as well as the previous writers on Avenging Spider-Man. Imagine if we saw a Spider-Man x Psylocke storyline against Mysterio & Mystique, or even against Lady Deathstrike and Carnage bonded together in the pages of Avenging Spider-Man? Then those books would not have been cancelled.

@darthfury78:

Seems like you're stretching it.

Well. Some of the best stories written come from writer who stretched them. Prior to 1986, Betsy Braddock was a Captain Britain character that had no connection to the X-Men whatsoever until creator Chris Claremont imported her into the X-Verse. The same could be said about Deathbird and Mystique who had no connection to the X-Verse until creator Chris Claremont brought them over. But the one character that has absolutely nothing to do with the X-Men is Longshot and Mojo. Why are they a part of the X-Verse(Which is a huge stretch in itself)? I have no idea. So the thought of having Psylocke, She-Hulk, Lady Deathstrike, The Red Queen, and Mystique in Spider-Man's world is no different from what Chris Claremont had done during his tenure as writer of the X-Men.

@darthfury78:

I thought Deathbird was introduced in the X-men comics.

Deathbird made her first appearance in the the original Ms. Marvel series of the 1970's.

@darthfury78 said:

@master_of_suprise said:

@darthfury78:

I thought Deathbird was introduced in the X-men comics.

Deathbird made her first appearance in the the original Ms. Marvel series of the 1970's.

Yes...I have it (I have the entire series).

@darthfury78:

Ah thanks. I didn't know that.

to the first point, it's not that nobody noticed it's just none of them really tried hard enough or cared to try hard enough to figure out what was wrong with him.