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    ...geri dönüş Peter Parker (Örümcek Adam) ve kız arkadaşı Gwen Stacy ilk öpücüğünü paylaşıyor — Webspinners: Tales of Spider-Man # 1 (Ocak 1999). tek...

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    The Amazing Spider-Man artist John Romita, Sr. suggested killing off Spider-Man's beloved Gwen Stacy in order to shake up the book's status quo."