Marvel Knights Spider-Man #19 (Dec. 2005):
“Spider-Man: The Other--Evolve or Die Part Two: Denial”
by Peter David, Pat Lee, Dream Engine

Marvel Knights Spider-Man #19

Title: “Spider-Man: The Other--Evolve or Die Part Two: Denial”

Medium: comic

Cover date: Dec. 2005

Publisher:
Written by: Peter David
Art by: Pat Lee, Dream Engine

21 characters in this story:

Character (Click links for info about character and his/her religious practice, affiliation, etc.)	Religious Affiliation	Team(s) [Notes]	Pub.	# app.
Mary Jane Watson (lead character)	Christian (denomination unknown)	[was wife of Peter Parker (Spider-Man)]		1,827
Spider-Man (Peter Parker)	Protestant	Secret Defenders; Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends...  The Avengers; Weapon X (Exiles)		10,664
Captain America (Steve Rogers)	Protestant	Redeemers; Secret Defenders...  The Avengers; The Invaders; The Ultimates; Weapon Plus		5,992
Iron Man (Tony Stark)	futurist; technophile; mostly secular; sometimes prays; Alcoholics Anonymous	Force Works; Illuminati...  The Avengers; The Ultimates; Weapon X (Exiles)		5,673
Tracer (Tommy)	N.A.	[sentient robot]		3
Johnny	obsessed Mary Jane Watson fan	[fan obsessed with Spider-Man's wife]		1
Morlun	The Ancient	The Ancient [vampiric; absorbs life force from a "totem"]		33
Murray (4-panel cameo, pg. 8)	indeterminate	[told actors in play (incl. Mary Jane) about Spidey fight]		1
The Other (behind the scenes)	mystic being composed of spiders	spider [spider counterpart to Spider-Man]		16
J. Jonah Jameson (name seen in illustration (or on screen), pg. 2, panel 1)  (printed on newspaper front page, under picture of Spider-Man) "He's Crazy! Editorial inside by J. Jonah Jameson"	hates Spider-Man	[Peter Parker's boss; Spider-Man's denouncer]		1,719
God (mentioned, pg. 5, panels 2-3)  Captain America: "I suppose it's sort of a calling. Serving a higher purpose. Priests, nuns... They have to give things up to do what they do." Mary Jane Watson: "You mean you do what you do because God told you to?" Captain America: "I wouldn't say that, exactly. Then again... He does move in mysterious ways."	God	[1st app: Old Testament (1402 B.C.)]	various	313
Uncle Ben (Ben Parker) (mentioned, pg. 22, panels 1-5)  Mary Jane Watson (to Peter Parker): "I finally figured it out. It's survivor guilt. It's not just that you let The Burglar go, and then he killed your Uncle Ben. It's that the good, caring man he was died... while the selfish, uncaring man you were... lived... You want to be with your dead uncle... more than you do with your live wife..." [more]	Protestant	[Spider-Man's beloved late uncle]		51
The Burglar (Carradine) (mentioned, pg. 22, panel 2)  Mary Jane Watson (to Peter Parker): "I finally figured it out. It's survivor guilt. It's not just that you let The Burglar go, and then he killed your Uncle Ben. It's that the good, caring man he was died... while the selfish, uncaring man you were... lived."	manifestly non-religious	[murdered Spider-Man's Uncle Ben]		9
Tom Cruise (mentioned, pg. 5, panel 1)  Steve Rogers (Captain America): "Why do you keep doing that business with the pool cue?" Mary Jane Watson: "'Cause I thought it was cool when Tom Cruise did it in 'Color of Money.'" Steve Rogers: "Oookay..."	Scientology	[actor]		336
Vincent Lauria (mentioned, pg. 5, panel 1)  Steve Rogers (Captain America): "Why do you keep doing that business with the pool cue?" Mary Jane Watson: "'Cause I thought it was cool when Tom Cruise did it in 'Color of Money.'" Steve Rogers: "Oookay..."		[pool hustler]	Touchstone Pictures	2
Harry Potter (mentioned, pg. 7, panel 5)  Murray: "Hey! Come next door! You gotta see what's on TV." actress in Mary Jane Watson's show: "This isn't the trailer for the next Harry Potter movie again, is it, Murray?" Murray: "No, better! It's Spider-Man, maybe getting himself killed!"	wizard	[1st app: Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (1997)]	Bloomsbury Publishing	52
Dr. Castillo (mentioned, pg. 1, 23)  (pg. 1) "Spider-Man tries to ignore the dreadful omens, but after being wounded in a battle with a new villain called the Tracer, his blood is checked and the doctor finds something so alarming in the diagnosis that she cannot discuss it with Peter over the phone." Page 23: Name seen as diagnosing doctor on doctor's report about Spider-Man's terminal illness.		[treats super-heroes without asking questions]		2
Harry (mentioned, pg. 13, panel 3)  TV reporter in helicopter (covering fight between Tracer, Spider-Man and Iron Man): "Harry, we're being warned off by police helicopters. We're not able to continue with the pursuit at this time..."	indeterminate	[covered battle between Spider-Man, Iron Man and Tracer]		1
George Steinbrenner (mentioned, pg. 10, panel 6)  bartender (after Mary Jane Watson pays him to change the TV station from a Yankees game so she can see what's happening to Spider-Man): "Screw the Yankees." bar patron: "And Steinbrenner." other bar patron: "Yeah. Wotta putz."	Methodist	[Yankees owner]		24
Don Quixote (Alonso Quixano) (mentioned, pg. 4, panels 1-2)  Mary Jane Watson (to Steve Rogers): "Seriously, Steve. I really want to know. I mean... Did you ever see 'Man of La Mancha?' It's a musical about Don Quixote... this woman, Aldonza, sings a song called 'Why Do You Do the Things You Do?' 'Cause she can't figure why Quixote rides around the country trying to right wrongs."	Catholic	[self-styled knight errant]	Juan de la Cuesta; Gilberton	78
Dulcinea (Aldonza Lorenzo) (mentioned, pg. 4, panels 1-2)  Mary Jane Watson (to Steve Rogers): "Seriously, Steve. I really want to know. I mean... Did you ever see 'Man of La Mancha?' It's a musical about Don Quixote... this woman, Aldonza, sings a song called 'Why Do You Do the Things You Do?' 'Cause she can't figure why Quixote rides around the country trying to right wrongs."	Catholic	[peasant]	Juan de la Cuesta	26

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