Gwen stacy

In-universe information Full name Gwen Stacy Aliases Spider-Woman Spider-Gwen Nickname Wanda Gwanda Gwendy Species Human mutate Occupation Vigilante Student Affiliation Spider-Society Family George Stacy (father) Origin Earth-65 Nationality American Abilities Superhuman strength, speed, durability, and agility Ability to cling to most surfaces Precognitive Spider-Sense Using web-shooters to shoot strong spider-web strings from wrists Use of interdimensional travel (via watch)

A film adaptation of that alternate Gwen Stacy (Earth-65), the Spider-Verse film character is voiced by Hailee Steinfeld and first appears in Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (2018). Steinfeld reprised her role in the sequel Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (2023), and is scheduled to further portray the character in the upcoming Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse and Spider-Woman (both TBA).

The character has been generally received positively by audiences and critics alike, who consider her as helping transform the Gwen Stacy character into having a more prominent role in Spider-Man lore.

Gwen is introduced as a teenager in Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse,[1] explaining that she has been Spider-Woman for two years.[2] She also mentions that she failed to save her universe's Peter Parker, who was her best friend, blaming herself for his death.[3]

She explains that during battle with Doctor Octopus, she was pulled in another dimension. Her "spider-sense" led her to Brooklyn Visions Academy, where she would meet Miles, who is unaware of her identity as Spider-Woman. She introduces herself under the alias "Wanda" (mistaken by Miles as "Gwanda"). When first speaking to her, Miles is depicted as obviously anxious.[4] Their meeting is awkward and Miles, not having a handle on his powers yet, gets his hand stuck in Gwen's hair, resulting in her distinctive undercut later in the film.[5][6] At one point Gwen webs up Miles and Peter B. Parker, taking the briefcase they had stolen from Alchemax.[7]

Gwen, along with the other Spider-people (Peter, Spider-Ham, Spider-Man Noir, and Peni Parker), are seen returning to their respective dimensions.[8] Right before the credits of Into the Spider-Verse, a flash featuring the color scheme of Gwen's dimension is seen,[8] with her voice also heard calling to Miles.[9] And she never tells anyone she is spiderwoman

(Takes place into spiderverse though)