Meanwhile, MJ is out with Liz Allan, wondering the same. He wakes up in a sweat, wondering what he should do. Peter finally decides to go home for the night, and has nightmares about all of his enemies trying to attack MJ, and being helpless to stop them. Meanwhile, Mary Jane is having a grand party across town. They try to convince him that love conquers all. The next day, Peter's best man, Flash Thompson, and his best friend, Harry Osborn, take Peter out for a bachelor party, but he's beginning to show his true feelings about the wedding. When they meet up again that night, Spidey takes MJ out web-slinging to clear their heads. Both are starting to have second thoughts about their marriage. She leaves in a Ferrari with her ex-boyfriend, and Peter takes the subway home. MJ and her aunt arrive, and they announce the upcoming marriage to their family. Peter goes to Aunt May's house, and goes through a scrap book, remembering his most prominent times with Mary Jane. Mary Jane leaves for a meeting, where her old boyfriend presents her with two tickets to Paris, that she can only take if she skips the wedding.
They both eat, but can't help shake their worries about the wedding. "I hate cleaning footprints off the ceiling," she responds with a smile. He leaps to the ceiling and goes down to one knee, asking her to marry him once again. Peter is barely able to sleep that night, contemplating his impending wedding.
As soon as Peter leaves, he states that he wants to cut the pay of everyone who didn't attend.
Jonah Jameson arrives, clearly irritated, and starts to complain about why they are hosting a party when they're supposed to be working. Peter takes his photos of Spider-Man defeating Electro to the Daily Bugle and is surprised by the staff with a party in honor of his upcoming wedding to Mary Jane. MJ leaves for a photo shoot, leaving Peter to ponder how on earth he'll be able to provide for him and MJ. He defeats him and then returns home, to find Mary Jane in the process of moving in.
Spider-Man is web slinging through town and runs into Electro. It was published in 1987 and written by David Michelinie, featuring cover art by John Romita Sr. " The Wedding!" is a story from The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #21 in which Mary Jane Watson and Peter Parker (a.k.a.
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