Marvel Knights Spider-Man #22 (Mar. 2006):
“Spider-Man: The Other--Evolve or Die Part Eleven: Destiny’s Child”
by Reginald Hudlin, Pat Lee, Dream Engine

Marvel Knights Spider-Man #22

Title: “Spider-Man: The Other--Evolve or Die Part Eleven: Destiny’s Child”

Medium: comic

Cover date: Mar. 2006

Publisher:
Written by: Reginald Hudlin
Art by: Pat Lee, Dream Engine

19 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.
Spider-Man (Peter Parker) (lead character)	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
Doctor Strange (Dr. Stephen Strange)	occult	Illuminati; Midnight Sons...  Secret Defenders; The Avengers; The Defenders; The Order		1,687
Wolverine (James Howlett / Logan)	raised Protestant; sometimes atheist; has practiced Buddhism; skeptical seeker	Alpha Flight; Brotherhood of Mutant Supremacy...  First Flight; Secret Defenders; Team X; The Avengers; The Canadian Army; Weapon Plus; Weapon X; X-Force; X-Men; X-Treme Sanctions Executive		10,615
Mary Jane Watson	Christian (denomination unknown)	[was wife of Peter Parker (Spider-Man)]		1,827
Aunt May	Protestant	[raised Peter Parker (Spider-Man)]		1,368
Ero	mystic being composed of spiders	spider [spider counterpart to Spider-Man]		16
Morlun (3-panel cameo, pg. 6, 11)  (pg. 1) "A vicious battle between Spider-Man and Morlun seemingly claimed the lives of both predator and prey, but then a shadowy figure emerged from Peter Parker's corpse -- and broke out of Avengers Tower! That stranger was Peter himself, who shed his skin and was born again." (pg. 6): Ero: "Morlun returned for you. Was his time to feast..."	The Ancient	The Ancient [vampiric; absorbs life force from a "totem"]		33
Edwin Jarvis (2-panel cameo, pg. 8, panels 4-5)	Anglican	The Avengers (staff)		669
Luke Cage (1-panel cameo, pg. 8, panel 2)	Christian (denomination unknown)	black; Heroes for Hire...  Marvel Knights; The Avengers; The Defenders; The Fantastic Four [formerly owned a bar and theater]		951
Spider-Woman (Veranke) (1-panel cameo, pg. 8, panel 2)	Skrull religion	The Avengers		8
Spider-Woman (Jessica Drew) (someone disguised or dressed as, pg. 8, panel 2)	Wundagorian Transhumanism (raised); HYDRA (former)	Heroes for Hire; HYDRA...  Lady Liberators; S.H.I.E.L.D.; Secret Defenders; The Avengers		353
Ricky Ricardo (quoted and cited, pg. 8, panel 1)  Spider-Man (to Avengers, upon arriving for a meeting at Avengers Tower): "Lu-cy, I'm Hoooome! ...Uhm. A little levity seemed appropriate.	Catholic	[bandleader; entertainer...]		212
God (mentioned, pg. 19, panels 1-3)  Peter Parker: "I can't explain it." Aunt May: "Why don't you try." Peter Parker: "I fell... I feel like I'm cheating." Aunt May: "Cheating? Cheating who?" Peter Parker: "I dunno... God? I shouldn't be here. I died. But here I am." [more]	God	[1st app: Old Testament (1402 B.C.)]	various	313
Mr. Fantastic (Reed Richards) (mentioned, pg. 9, panel 1)  Iron Man (to Spider-Man): "I sent Richards some samples of webbing and cocoon. Maybe he'll be able to give us some insight. But until we know what is going on for sure, I'm going to insist you stay put."	humanist; portrayed alternatively as explicitly believing in God and as atheist	Fantastic Five; Illuminati...  The Avengers; The Fantastic Four		4,661
Uncle Ben (Ben Parker) (mentioned, pg. 20, panels 2-3)  Aunt May (to Peter Parker): "This is a blessing, son, not a curse. I know you're not used to seeing things that way, but I hope you will this time. You've been given another chance at life. Don't you see how wonderful this is? If your Uncle Ben came back today, I... I would thank my lucky stars."	Protestant	[Spider-Man's beloved late uncle]		51
The Great Weaver (Kwaku Anansi) (mentioned, pg. 1, 7)  (pg. 1) "...Peter... was born again. With that rebirth came certain new powers... and the injuries that had claimed his life miraculously healed. But in the process of recovering, Peter embraced the totemic forces of the spider, and that spider, The Great Weaver, has embraced him back." (pg. 8) Ero: "The Great Weaver said..." [more]	African primal-indigenous religion deity; Spider Clan deity (Incan)	[1st app: Thor (vol. 1) #398 (Dec. 1988)]	, etc.	23
Lucy Ricardo (mentioned, pg. 8, panel 1)  Spider-Man (to Avengers, upon arriving for a meeting at Avengers Tower): "Lu-cy, I'm Hoooome! ...Uhm. A little levity seemed appropriate.	Catholic	[homemaker]		212

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