@[Doesn’t Have a Business Card]
 
Try not to be rude. You’re letting a discussion of a harem for a comic book character get under your skin. If you have such a problem with it, take it up with the author or commissioner instead of some random guy on a site that’s supposed to be about appreciating art.
 
Do you actually read the story? or are you just assuming things and throwing stones blindly? Peter is constantly pushing the girls away to focus on Twilight and his children. Eris is a troll that just likes getting reactions out of Twilight. Trixie is a sister. Sonata’s a pal. If you’re charismatic, you gain followers. Spidey has ALWAYS been quietly charismatic, when he’s not annoying everyone. The pics and porn aren’t canon. If that was the case, we’d see MUCH more suggestive things in the MLP verse and the Marvel verse.
 
And I listed the cartoon to show that the harem aspect applies to multiple verses. Listen before you yell. The Ultimate cartoon. The Ultimate comic itself. The Amazing mainstream verse. Peter has always had a harem, believe it or not. A harem is essentially a guy that gains the admiration of the females, and this applies to Peter. Yell and curse at me all you want, but it’s the truth, whether it’s one at a time or all at once– it’s happened and is happening– Peter Parker is a chick magnet. Simple as that.
 
I won’t argue with you about it. You’re sensitive and prone to outbursts. Whenever you’re ready to talk calmly, I’ll humor you.

@Background Pony #5798  
You can’t just list off every single woman connected to him–throw out Jessica Drew and Julia Carpender.  
White Tiger is teammates with him in A shitty cartoon, you ass.
 
Peter has not had a “harem,” he has had an unbroken string of love interests. Peter casually dated Betty Brant for the first thirty issues. Liz Allen started showing an interest in him only when it became clear that Betty was never gonna work, and from he outset it was obvious that that was doomed. Once those two were no longer a large part of his life, they were replaced by Gwen and Mary Jane. Gwen was the love interest. MJ was the slightly weird party girl they hung out with, who showed no interest in any sort of meaningful relationship. After Gwen died, only then did MJ start to develop into more than that. There was years of character development for MJ before they dated, during which time Peter briefly dated Debra Whitman and (I think) Glory Grant. Only once they were out of the picture did MJ and Peter date, until Peter proposed, at which point MJ panicked and fucked off to find her sister. While they were pretty much broken up he had a fling with Black Cat, who made it clear that her affections were costume-deep. Then MJ came back, they did get married, and there were pretty much no girls pining for him anymore until fucking One More Day.
 
So yes, he has had an absolutely infuriating amount of love interests. But those were all one at a time. two girls were both pining for him for, like, five issues, and he was actively pushing one of them away at the time. That ain’t a harem. It’s annoying, but what’s happening in the Spiders and Magic series is gross.

@angrybrony @Phantom Rider
 
So in the story, it’s no different. He’s happily married to Twilight, paying his harem no mind. So there’s that. It’s actually quite normal and an homage to the mainstream books.

@angrybrony @Phantom Rider
 
Phantom Rider is right. Officially in the mainstream Spidey verse, Peter canonically has had the most girlfriends out of every Marvel character. He’s ALWAYS had a harem, even in the Ultimate verse (before Miles Morales took his place). It’s sort of one of the reasons why his life is always complicated.
 
Normal verse- Betty Brant, Liz Allen, Carlie Cooper, Felicia Hardy (Black Cat), Gwen Stacy, Mary Jane, Jessica Drew, Carol Danvers, Michele Gonzales, Anne Maria, White Tiger, Julia Carperenter (current Madame Web), and a couple of others I can’t recall right off.
 
Ultimate verse- Gwen Stacy, Kitty Pryde, and Mary Jane.
 
Harems are actually a normal thing for Peter. Johnny Storm aka the Human Torch actually brings it up quite often. “Somehow, someway, the dorkiest guy I know is ALWAYS surrounded by the most beautiful women.”

@angrybrony  
I haven’t actually read it yet. But it wouldn’t be Peter Parker’s life if he didn’t have a bunch of women after him and it not being as much fun for him as it sounds.

@Background Pony #5798  
doesn’t this peter also0 have a harem or some shit in this?

@angrybrony
 
Well, technically, the Peter in this universe never met Mary Jane, thus never had a chance to make a deal with the devil. The story takes place a few weeks after Gwen Stacy’s death. But yeah. A non-Mephisto-deal Peter Parker is much better than Flash.

@Phantom Rider  
no, it can’t.

@angrybrony  
Anything done when in a story mandated by Quesada can be forgiven.

@Hoofies  
peter actually worse then flash. flash never made a deal with the devil.

@Phantom Rider  
True. Even a half baked potato would be better than Flash

@Hoofies  
It’s not a ‘ship’ so much as art of a long-running fanfic series. (Twilight’s got a pretty sweet superhero costume…)
 
And hey, for him it beats Carlie Cooper, and for her it beats Flash!

@Hoofies  
looks reall nice, though.  
I like it ;)

How did this ship set sail?