The Daily Comic Strip takes place on Earth-77013, currently written by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber

As the title says Peter and Mary Jane are still Married, at least they are in the Daily Comic Strip of a daily newspaper, not sure which one

I only found this out from the latest post from CBR where I found this

While the serial (Comic strip) has featured many familiar friends and foes — from Mary Watson and J. Jonah Jameson to Kraven the Hunter and Doctor Octopus — it’s seldom followed comic-book continuity. However, the two realities intersected in 1987 with the wedding of Peter Parker and Mary Jane, and again in early 2009, when their marriage was magically dissolved, a la “Brand New Day.” But unlike the comic books, the status quo was quickly returned in response to reader outcry.

Which led me to this

Spider-Man, 5/24/09

(All theses articles are from CBR)

Fan letters save Spider-Man’s marriage — in the comic strip

For the full article head here

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Which resulted from this

Spider-Man newspaper strip gets its own Brand New Day

The Amazing Spider-Man (Dec. 31)

For the full article head here

@animehunter:

I hear that they're actually putting the comic strip on sale with IDW. Is there any truth in that?

Yes, starting early 2015. I posted the announcement on the main thread - #9112

@animehunter:

That's awesome.

I can't wait for @hayley566 and @punyparker to hear about this. I'd like to hear thier thoughts on the matter.

Sounds like i'm gonna be reading this! :D

That's awesome indeed.

Looks like something I'm going to check out.

Awesome! I'm glad that Pete and MJ are happily married at least somewhere in modern comics.

Aw, they really do still care!

Still married? so this is the REAL spider-man from what your saying?

I'd like to think so

@animehunter Same.

This will definitely be on my pull list.

@i_need_a_horse: @deathpoolthet1000: @amazingwebhead: @hayley566: @knightsofdarkness2: @punyparker: @master_of_suprise: Just found out, the Comic Strip takes place on Earth-77013

@punyparker should be happy about this, Gwen stacy was never part of the Strip, instead Peters first love seems to be someone called Carole Jennings

@animehunter:

Who?

Carole,you sweet SWEET thing,i love you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D

Not sure what you mean by who?

@animehunter:

Who's Carole Jennings? This is the first time I've heard of the character.

I was doing some more research on the strip and that's were I came across her, I'm trying to find out something a bit more specific, so far this is all I found is that she was his first love when he attended University and that Aunt May like her far more that Mary Jane, so Carole used that to her advantage, but left Peter because of an incident with a cult.

for info on that incident(read in order)

1. Swingin' 70s SPIDER-MAN Sunday Strip! "Dance, Spidey, Dance!" MarvelMania!
2. Smashing 70s SPIDER-MAN Sunday Strip! The Deadly Danger Continues! Marvel!
3. Spectacular 70s SPIDER-MAN Sunday Strip! Car-Cruisin' Cultists Crash! Marvel Comics!
4. Superlative 70s SPIDER-MAN Sunday Strip! "The Cult Assassins!" Marvel Comics!
5. Superb Sunday SPIDER-MAN Sunday Strips! Exit: Carole Jennings?! MarvelMania!

@punyparker

@animehunter: good to know

@animehunter: Hells.Yeah

Forgot to mention, it also written by the man himself Stan Lee and Larry Lieber

@animehunter:

Awesome.

Stan Lee show how the job is done.

@animehunter: ...that defies all known levels of awesome

good stuff

So does anyone know the month when this comes out?

No specific month, only that it's early 2015, which could mean within the 1st 3 months of the year

from that, we can surmise they're starting right from the beginning of the strip under the IDW/Marvel banner

Because

Currently the you can get the following from Amazon

Spider-Man Newspaper Strips Volume 1 UK - Hard Cover UK - Paperback US - Hardcover US - Paperback All the strips that are fit to print! And since we're talking about Spider-Man comic strips written en by Stan "The Man" Lee and drawn by "Jazzy" John Romita...that means ALL of 'em! Collecting all of Stan and John's "Amazing Spider-Man" newspaper strips in chronological order, this first volume brings you the earliest classic panels that hit the daily and Sunday papers of the late 1970s! All the daily strips are printed in the original black and white, and all the Sundays in their original colour, featuring remastered linework that will spin a web of enchantment upon anyone who reads them! COLLECTING: JANUARY 3rd, 1977 - JANUARY 28th, 1979

Spider-Man Newspaper Strips - Volume 2 UK - Hard Cover UK - Paperback - OUT October 28th, 2014 US - Hardcover US - Paperback - OUT November 4th, 2014 All the strips that are fit to print! And since we're talking about Spider-Man comic strips written by Stan "The Man" Lee and drawn by "Jazzy" John Romita, that means every one of 'em! The second volume collecting all of Stan and John's AMAZING SPIDER-MAN newspaper strips in chronological order, this titanic tome brings you the classic panels that hit the papers in the late 1970s and early 1980s! All the daily strips are printed in the original black and white, and all the Sundays in colour, ready to spin a web of enchantment upon anyone who reads them! COLLECTING: JANUARY 29TH, 1979 - JANUARY 11TH, 1981

@animehunter:

Thanks I need to get these.

I've been reading the strip since 2008. I did'nt know about Carole Jennings either. I'm fascinated by the early history of this, it feels so fresh to me because it's such a rarely acknowledged world. So glad the IDW trades will bring all of this to a new audience

Gwen was actually brought up in the strips this year, she appeared in a flashback with her father when Peter was snuggling up to MJ and talking about people he had lost, and that he was glad things had turned around now that he was married

Any chance you can tell me the month she appeared in.

I think it was in a Sunday strip the weekend before Valentines Day. The story at the time was Jameson pitting Peter against Stark's old Iron Man armor, and he eventually wore it himself and fought Peter with it. The b-plot was that Robbie got fed up with Jonah going after Spidey and quit the Bugle in protest. He and Jonah patched things up by the story's end though.

Thanks I just found it, the date according to what I found was February 2nd 2014.

Glad I could help. Did you get a chance to read the "crime fighting Doc Ock" story over the summer? I loved it, it felt like Stan was taking the mickey out of Superior Spider-Man the entire time, especially with how Ock's act didn't fool Peter and MJ at all

The current story is pretty interesting, the last couple of weeks has seen the focus shift entirely to MJ's point of view while Peter's on his routine patrol. Mysterio may have something to do with the movie MJ is starring in, but it's been a while since he's been seen

Yes I did, and while I did not get that, I do see where you're comeing from

I usually wait till the end of the month before I read it, I prefer to read the whole thing in one go.

Today's strip was pretty funny, "I bet Angelina never had to wait for Brad to stop a carjacking"

For those that might be interested, IDW is soon releasing the FIRST volume of Amazing Spider-Man The Ultimate Newspaper Comics Collection 1977-1978 in Hard Cover

The wondrous wall-crawler's long-running newspaper strip by Stan Lee, John Romita, and others is given the deluxe Library of American Comics treatment, with all Sundays in colour and integrated with the dailies—just as they originally appeared in newspapers worldwide. Edited by Bruce Canwell, this first volume includes the complete strips from the series start in 1977 through the end of 1978. Written by Stan Lee, with artwork and a cover by John Romita.

IDW, hardback, 312 pages, published July 2015

You can pre-order it before June 16th, 2015 from Amazon UK (£24.69) & Amazon US ($34.35)

I am surprised that you are still asking. After so many years, they are still together. So there is no reason they will get divorced, because they tried and they don't want to spend their lives apart.

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