It was in August 1962 when we got our first look at Aunt May’s pancakes, specifically in Amazing Fantasy #15. Steve Ditko and Stan Lee created the foundations of the mythology of Spider-Man and what they surely did not expect is that that morning dish would become an icon of the old woman. And pancakes ...
Kate Bishop’s mysterious aunt in Hawk Eye seems cute. “M. Brandon” lives in a humble apartment somewhere in the Generic Walk-Up (GenWU) neighborhood of downtown Manhattan. The place is crammed with tchotchkes, adorned with memories, and appropriately overflowing with pots, pans, and other necessities. It’s a New Yorker Life, understanding the outsider only through accumulation. ...
It’s hard to imagine Marvel’s Spider-Man on PS4 (and later PS5) without Aunt May. She plays a central role in the game and appears in many cutscenes alongside other main characters in the story. However, according to Dan Slott, because of all the wrinkles, Insomniac wasn’t sure it could make a realistic and good-looking old ...
