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* AbortedArc: ''ComicBook/SpiderGwenGwenverse'' completely ignores the ending of ''Ghost-Spider'' and seems to instead follow from where ''Spider-Gwen: Ghost Spider'' left off instead, opening with Gwen Stacy and Mary Jane already back on Earth-65 with no mention of [[spoiler:the Storm twins or MJ's symbiote]].
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* EveryoneHasStandards: Miles Warren's Earth-65 counterpart is creeped out by his 616 self's obsession with Gwen.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: EveryoneHasStandards:
** Miles Warren's Earth-65 counterpart is creeped out by his 616 self's obsession withGwen.Gwen.
** Even [[GodOfEvil Knull]] calls Gwen out on her SelectiveObliviousness to [[spoiler:Em Jay's crush on her]] in the ''ComicBook/KingInBlack'' tie-in.
** Miles Warren's Earth-65 counterpart is creeped out by his 616 self's obsession with
** Even [[GodOfEvil Knull]] calls Gwen out on her SelectiveObliviousness to [[spoiler:Em Jay's crush on her]] in the ''ComicBook/KingInBlack'' tie-in.
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After a tie-in for ''ComicBook/KingInBlack'', Gwen's story would be picked up in ''ComicBook/SpiderGwenGwenverse'' by Tim Seeley and Jodi Nishijima.
* AbortedArc: ''ComicBook/SpiderGwenGwenverse'' completely ignores the ending of ''Ghost-Spider'' and seems to instead follow from where ''Spider-Gwen: Ghost Spider'' left off instead, opening with Gwen Stacy and Mary Jane already back on Earth-65 with no mention of [[spoiler:the Storm twins or MJ's symbiote]].
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* {{Fauxshadow}}: Issue #8 sets the Maker -- the evil Reed Richards from Earth-1610 -- up as the antagonist of the final arc, but [[spoiler:Sue and Johnny Storm]] take the stage as the villains with the Maker nowhere to be seen.[[note]]Seanan [=McGuire=] revealed that the reason for this was that Marvel's editors told her she couldn't use the Maker because Creator/DonnyCates had "called dibs" on him for ''[[ComicBook/VenomDonnyCates Venom]]''.[[/note]]
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* {{Fauxshadow}}: Issue #8 sets the Maker -- the evil Reed Richards from Earth-1610 -- up as the antagonist of the final arc, but [[spoiler:Sue and Johnny Storm]] take the stage as the villains with the Maker nowhere to be seen.[[note]]Seanan [=McGuire=] revealed that the reason for this was that Marvel's editors told her she couldn't use the Maker because Creator/DonnyCates had "called dibs" on him for ''[[ComicBook/VenomDonnyCates Venom]]''.''ComicBook/{{Venom|DonnyCates}}''.[[/note]]
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* {{Fauxshadow}}: Issue #8 sets the Maker -- the evil Reed Richards from Earth-1610 -- up as the antagonist of the final arc, but [[spoiler:Sue and Johnny Storm]] take the stage as the villains with the Maker nowhere to be seen.[[note]]Seanan [=McGuire=] revealed that the reason for this was that Marvel's editors told her she couldn't use the Maker because Creator/DonnyCates had "called dibs" on him for ''[[ComicBook/DonnyCatesVenom Venom]]''.[[/note]]
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* {{Fauxshadow}}: Issue #8 sets the Maker -- the evil Reed Richards from Earth-1610 -- up as the antagonist of the final arc, but [[spoiler:Sue and Johnny Storm]] take the stage as the villains with the Maker nowhere to be seen.[[note]]Seanan [=McGuire=] revealed that the reason for this was that Marvel's editors told her she couldn't use the Maker because Creator/DonnyCates had "called dibs" on him for ''[[ComicBook/DonnyCatesVenom ''[[ComicBook/VenomDonnyCates Venom]]''.[[/note]]
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* FishOutOfWater: Gwen is an immigrant from another dimension, and the issue of her not having any legal citizenship status in the 616 universe is brought up. However, the 616 universe is no stranger to aliens, gods, or time/dimension-displaced refugees. Empire State University has scholarship programs set up for people like Gwen.
** That being said, Peter advises Gwen to brush up on her pop culture knowledge while in 616, due to the differences in media between dimensions.
** That being said, Peter advises Gwen to brush up on her pop culture knowledge while in 616, due to the differences in media between dimensions.
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* RealityEnsues: Played With. Gwen is an immigrant from another dimension, so the issue of her not having any legal citizenship status in the 616 universe is brought up. However, the 616 universe is no stranger to aliens, gods, or time/dimension-displaced refugees. Empire State University has scholarship programs set up for people like Gwen.
** That being said, Peter advises Gwen to brush up on her pop culture knowledge while in 616, due to the differences in media between dimensions.
** That being said, Peter advises Gwen to brush up on her pop culture knowledge while in 616, due to the differences in media between dimensions.
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* MistakenforRomance: Peter Parker is the T.A. for Gwen's Intro to Bioethics class and he often asks Gwen to stay after class to discuss superhero issues. Gwen later says that as a result, half of the class thinks they're dating.
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* MistakenforRomance: MistakenForRomance: Peter Parker is the T.A. for Gwen's Intro to Bioethics class and he often asks Gwen to stay after class to discuss superhero issues. Gwen later says that as a result, half of the class thinks they're dating.
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* CoversAlwaysLie: The cover to issue 1 (and used as the cover of the first trade paperback) pictured above shows Miles Morales wearing headphones. Miles Morales does not appear in the series '''at all'''. This may be a [[TrollingCreator an intentional misdirection]] as a different Miles, Miles Warren a.k.a. the Jackal, does appear in this issue and is a major antagonist of the first story arc.
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*MistakenforRomance: Peter Parker is the T.A. for Gwen's Intro to Bioethics class and he often asks Gwen to stay after class to discuss superhero issues. Gwen later says that as a result, half of the class thinks they're dating.
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* TheBadGuyWins: As of the end of the series, [[spoiler:the Storm siblings have successfully driven Gwen out of town.]]
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* TheBadGuyWins: As of the end of the series, [[spoiler:the Storm siblings have successfully driven Gwen not just out of town.town, but her own universe as well.]]
