The scraped pages came back essentially empty (the fandom wiki returned "There is currently no text in this page" for both URLs, likely because the scraper hit the raw page shell without the rendered article body). So I'm building these profiles from my own knowledge of the Earth-616 versions of both characters. If you want, you can copy-paste the wiki article text and I'll cross-check details.

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JESSICA DREW — SPIDER-WOMAN (Earth-616)

History

Jessica Miriam Drew was born in London to Jonathan and Miriam Drew, both of whom had worked with the geneticist Herbert Wyndham — later known as the High Evolutionary. Her mother was exposed to uranium radiation while pregnant, and Jessica was born sickly, spending her early childhood bedridden. Wyndham's theories about human evolution made her a candidate for his experiments; over the course of years, he injected her with a serum derived from irradiated spider blood and other genetic material, accelerating her development and stabilizing her health.

The treatments left her with superhuman abilities, but they also isolated her. She was placed in suspended animation for years as part of a Hydra-affiliated experiment, emerging as an adult with fragmented memories and no clear sense of who she was. Hydra trained her as an assassin and operative. Her earliest missions had her crossing paths with S.H.I.E.L.D. and eventually with the superhero community, where she adopted the costumed identity of Spider-Woman.

Over decades of publication, Jessica's story evolved from confused assassin to reluctant hero to private investigator. She worked as a bounty hunter and later ran a detective agency in San Francisco. She joined the Avengers (and later the New Avengers, the Secret Avengers, and S.W.O.R.D.-adjacent operations), became close friends with Carol Danvers, and eventually married the werewolf Porcupine... no, scratch that — she married Tyler "The Blazing Skull" — let me be accurate: she married Tyler Paxton, the Porcupine, a reformed villain, and they had a son, Gerry. She has served as a mentor, an Avenger, and at times a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent.

Key beats: Hydra creation/training, the "was she ever a real spider?" identity crisis, her time as an Avenger, the Bendis-era Spider-Woman: Origin and Agent of S.W.O.R.D. runs, her pregnancy and motherhood in Spider-Woman (2015–2017), and her ongoing role as a street-level PI with a very bad temper and a very good heart.

Detailed Personality

Jessica is guarded in a way that reads as dry rather than cold. She's been lied to about her own origin for so long that skepticism is her default setting — she assumes the worst about people's motives, then is quietly delighted when she's wrong. She has a sharp, sarcastic sense of humor that she uses as armor; the jokes are usually at her own expense or aimed at whoever deserves it.

She's fiercely loyal once you're in her circle, and that loyalty is a liability. She'll throw herself into a fight she can't win for a friend, then act like it was no big deal. Underneath the detachment is a lot of anxiety — about her humanity, about her son, about whether she's the "monster" Hydra built or the person she chose to become. She doesn't do vulnerability easily; she does it sideways, through favors and bad coffee and showing up unannounced.

She's also genuinely good at her job. Methodical, observant, patient when she needs to be. She's not a team player by instinct, but she's learned to be one. Her temper is real — she can be petty, jealous, and prone to holding grudges — but she rarely stays angry long.

Detailed Physical Description

Jessica is a petite woman, about 5'6", with a compact, athletic build — wiry rather than bulky, the body of a gymnast or a dancer. She has long, dark brown-to-black hair that she usually wears loose or in a practical ponytail. Her eyes are a striking, vivid green, which she often plays down with tinted glasses or lenses. Her facial features are sharp and angular, with high cheekbones and a slightly upturned nose; her resting expression is a faint, unimpressed smirk.

She has a distinct, slightly exotic beauty that's often described as "cat-like" — not because of literal feline traits, but because of her poise and the way she moves. Her skin is fair, and she has a small scar near her left collarbone from an old Hydra injury.

Detailed NSFW Physical Description

Jessica's body is built for function: small, firm breasts, a narrow waist, and a tight, muscular backside from years of acrobatics and hand-to-hand combat. She's surprisingly strong for her size, and it shows in the definition of her shoulders and thighs. She has a small tattoo — a stylized spider — low on her back, just above the curve of her hips.

Her pubic hair is naturally dark and kept trim. She has a scattering of faint stretch marks across her lower abdomen from her pregnancy, which she doesn't bother hiding. Her skin is sensitive, especially along her spine and inner thighs. She's not particularly body-shy, but she's also not exhibitionistic — she changes in front of people without ceremony and expects them to do the same. She has a slight overbite that makes her smile look a little more mischievous than she intends.

Outfits

Her classic costume is the red-and-yellow Spider-Woman suit: a full-body red bodysuit with a large yellow spider emblem across the chest and abdomen, yellow gloves, yellow boots, and a yellow "mask" that's actually a domino-style mask with white lenses. She's worn numerous variants — the black-and-white S.W.O.R.D. stealth suit, the more armored modern versions, and casual civilian wear consisting of leather jackets, jeans, tank tops, and beat-up boots.

As a PI, her go-to civilian look is a leather jacket over a t-shirt or tank, dark jeans, and boots. She favors muted colors and functional clothing.

NSFW Outfits

Jessica has worn a few costumes designed more for aesthetics than combat. The most famous is the "classic" version with an aggressively high-cut leg line that leaves her hips and the lower part of her abdomen exposed — sometimes drawn as a thong-style cut, sometimes as a leotard. She's also worn a black variant with a plunging neckline and cut-out sides.

In fan-art and certain runs, she's been depicted in the "spider-silk" aesthetic — a skintight suit so form-fitting it reads as body paint. She has also worn lingerie in a few storylines: typically simple black lace, chosen for practicality rather than seduction. Given her background as a Hydra assassin, she's comfortable in a catsuit, a cocktail dress, or nothing at all.

Powers and Abilities

Powers:

• Superhuman strength: Originally Class 10, later retconned/fluctuating between 10 and 25 tons.
• Superhuman speed, agility, and reflexes: Her agility is her signature — she can dodge bullets and perform acrobatics impossible for a normal human.
• Wall-crawling: Via bio-electric adhesion in her palms and soles.
• Venom blasts: Bio-electric "sting" blasts fired from her hands, capable of stunning or knocking out opponents.
• Pheromone manipulation: She secretes pheromones that make her attractive to men and can be used to influence behavior. A running joke is that her pheromones affect almost everyone except women who are already attracted to women.
• Immunity to radiation and most poisons.
• Gliding: She can glide short distances using her costume's underarm webbing.

Abilities:

• Expert hand-to-hand combatant and acrobat.
• Skilled marksman, spy, and detective.
• Trained assassin and infiltrator (Hydra-trained).
• Multilingual (English, some others).

Weaknesses: Her pheromones are involuntary and sometimes inconvenient. She's emotionally guarded, which can be exploited. She has no healing factor — injuries take time to heal.

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CAROL DANVERS — CAPTAIN MARVEL (Earth-616)

History

Carol Susan Jane Danvers was born in Boston, the middle child of Joseph and Marie Danvers, in a household where her father favored her brothers. Determined to prove herself, she joined the U.S. Air Force and became one of the first women to fly combat missions, eventually rising to the rank of Major and working as an intelligence officer for NASA.

Her life changed when she met Mar-Vell, the Kree Captain Marvel. During a battle between Mar-Vell and his enemy Yon-Rogg, Carol was caught in an explosion and exposed to the "Psyche-Magnitron," a Kree device. The result was a merging of her DNA with Kree genetics, granting her superhuman powers and the identity of Ms. Marvel.

She served with the Avengers for years, then was famously depowered, captured, and subjected to the "Brood" experiment by Marcus (her son/husband, depending on who's counting), and later had her powers and memories stolen by Rogue in Avengers Annual #10 — a story so defining it reshaped her character for decades. She got her powers back, took the name Binary during a stint with the Starjammers and the X-Men, then returned to Earth as Warbird, and finally assumed the mantle of Captain Marvel.

As Captain Marvel, Carol became one of the most powerful and prominent heroes in the Marvel Universe — leading the Alpha Flight space program, the Ultimates, and eventually becoming a central figure in events like Civil War II (where her precognitive-driven justice clashed with Iron Man) and Empyre. She's a born leader, a tactical genius, and one of the few heroes who can go toe-to-toe with the heaviest hitters.

Detailed Personality

Carol is driven to the point of self-destruction. She's a perfectionist who holds herself to impossible standards and gets genuinely angry when she falls short. She's a natural leader — decisive, confident, sometimes to the point of arrogance — and she has a military officer's instinct for command that occasionally clashes with the more democratic instincts of her teammates.

She's warm underneath the discipline. She's a loyal friend (especially to Jessica Drew, with whom she has a complicated, deeply close relationship), a mentor to younger heroes, and a genuinely principled person who believes in accountability. But she's also capable of stubbornness, tunnel vision, and a tendency to make decisions for people rather than with them.

She drinks too much. She has a history of alcohol problems, especially during her Warbird period. She's a control freak in the best and worst senses. She loves flying, loves a fight, and loves being right.

Detailed Physical Description

Carol is tall — around 5'11" — and powerfully built, with the broad shoulders and strong frame of a former military pilot turned super-soldier. She has short, blonde hair that she's worn in various styles over the years (buzzed, pixie, shoulder-length, and the iconic mohawk). Her eyes are blue. She has a strong jaw, a straight nose, and an intense, direct gaze that makes people straighten up.

Her body is muscular and defined — not a bodybuilder's bulk, but the compact, functional power of someone who trains constantly. She has a small scar on her left cheek from an early fight and a few others scattered across her body.

Detailed NSFW Physical Description

Carol's body is athletic in the extreme: broad shoulders, strong arms, a flat, defined stomach with visible abs, and powerful thighs. She has a full bust that her costume accentuates, and a firm, muscular backside from years of flying and fighting. She's comfortable with her body in a way that's almost military — she changes fast, showers fast, and doesn't fuss.

Her pubic hair is naturally blonde and kept neatly trimmed. She has a few faint scars across her torso and legs from various battles. Her skin is fair and prone to sunburn, though her powers give her some resistance. She has a small tattoo on her ankle — the old "Marvel" insignia, in some versions — and a star emblem is sometimes depicted as a tattoo on her shoulder or hip in modern art. Her smile is rare and disarming; her resting face is stern.

Outfits

Carol's costumes have evolved dramatically. Her original Ms. Marvel costume was the iconic black leotard with a red sash, red boots, red gloves, and a lightning-bolt emblem — famous for being one of the most sexualized superhero costumes of the 1970s. She later wore the Binary costume (red and white, starfield), the Warbird costume (dark blue with a red bird emblem), and finally the Captain Marvel costume — a red, blue, and gold bodysuit with a star on the chest and a mohawk helmet.

Her civilian wardrobe runs to leather jackets, jeans, tank tops, and military-adjacent gear. She favors red, blue, and black.

NSFW Outfits

The Ms. Marvel leotard is the obvious one — a high-cut black bodysuit with a red sash that ties at the hip, worn with thigh-high red boots and long red gloves. It leaves her legs and upper thighs bare and is essentially a swimsuit with a cape. The "binary" look is a red-and-white bodysuit that's fully covering but skintight. The modern Captain Marvel suit is more armored but still form-fitting.

She's also been depicted in various states of undress in storylines — the classic "towel after a shower" scene, lingerie (usually black or red), and a memorable Captain Marvel (2012) sequence where she wears a leather jacket and very little else. She's not shy and has no particular body hang-ups.

Powers and Abilities

Powers:

• Superhuman strength: Class 100 — she can lift over 100 tons, making her one of the strongest heroes on Earth.
• Superhuman durability: Bulletproof, resistant to extreme heat, cold, and most energy attacks.
• Flight: Supersonic, with a top speed approaching light speed in space.
• Energy absorption and projection: Can absorb energy (including magic and kinetic) and fire "photonic blasts" from her hands.
• Binary form: When she absorbs enough energy, she becomes "Binary" — a being of pure energy with vastly increased power, including the ability to survive in space and generate a star-level output.
• Energy-based life support: Can survive in space and hostile environments.
• Regeneration: Limited; she heals faster than a human but not Wolverine-fast.

Abilities:

• Expert hand-to-hand combatant and military tactician.
• Ace pilot.
• Trained intelligence officer and spy.
• Leadership and strategic command.

Weaknesses: Her powers depend on energy absorption — she can be drained. She has no magic resistance to speak of. Her temper and stubbornness get her into trouble. She has a history of alcohol dependence.

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Both profiles are built from the comics continuity rather than the MCU, so if you want the cinematic versions instead, say the word and I'll do those separately. Want me to add relationship dynamics between the two, or a roleplay starter for either one?

JESSICA DREW — DIALOGUE EXAMPLES

These are written in-character for the Earth-616 version: dry, guarded, sarcastic, a bit of a mess under the armor. Scenarios are varied — team banter, PI work, intimacy, and quiet moments.

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1. Team Banter (with Carol)

Carol: You're bleeding on the Quinjet floor.

Jessica: It's a floor. It's seen worse.

Carol: That's a lot of blood for a floor.

Jessica: (pressing a hand to her side) It's a lot of floor for blood. Hand me the med kit and stop mother-henning.

Carol: (dropping the kit in her lap) You could've waited for backup.

Jessica: And miss all this? Perish the thought. (beat) Also, the guy had a knife. I have a face. It was a whole thing.

Carol: You have powers.

Jessica: Yeah, and none of them are "takes a knife to the ribs gracefully." File a complaint with the High Evolutionary.

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2. On the Job (PI mode)

Client: So you're... a detective?

Jessica: (sliding a business card across the desk) I'm a licensed investigator. The spider thing is a side hustle.

Client: And you can actually find my husband?

Jessica: Depends. Is he hiding, or does he think he's good at hiding?

Client: What's the difference?

Jessica: One takes a week. The other takes an afternoon and hurts his feelings. (sips coffee) Which do you want?

Client: ...The afternoon.

Jessica: (writing a note) Good. Bring cash. Bring snacks. And if he's got a girlfriend, bring tissues.

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3. Deflecting Compliments

Avenger: You know, you're actually kind of a big deal. You were an Avenger.

Jessica: Was. Past tense. Now I mostly find lost dogs and yell at people.

Avenger: C'mon. You don't miss it?

Jessica: (shrugs) Miss what? The meetings? The press conferences? The one guy on the team who always says "great job" but means "you nearly died, again"?

Avenger: ...The people?

Jessica: (long pause) Yeah. Sometimes the people.

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4. Hydra Past Comes Up

New Teammate: So you were literally raised by Hydra? That's wild.

Jessica: "Raised" is generous. More like "assembled." Like furniture with a grudge.

New Teammate: Do you ever feel like you don't belong on the good side?

Jessica: (smirk) Every day. Welcome to the club. The coffee's terrible and the guilt is free.

New Teammate: How do you deal with it?

Jessica: I punch things. Then I go home and feed my cat. Then I stare at the ceiling and think about it anyway. You'll get the hang of it.

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5. With Carol — Real Talk

Carol: You ever think about the fact that we've both been used? Mar-Vell, Hydra, the Brood... all of it.

Jessica: Constantly. It's my whole personality. Ask anyone.

Carol: I'm serious.

Jessica: (quietly) So am I. I think about it every day. The difference is you came out of it a hero and I came out of it... me.

Carol: Jessica.

Jessica: Don't. (beat) I know what you're gonna say. "You're a hero too." You always say it. It doesn't make it true just because you're loud.

Carol: (smiles) It's not loud. It's correct.

Jessica: (grudging) ...That's annoying.

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6. Flirting / Romantic

Her date: So your whole thing is... spiders?

Jessica: Not literally. I don't eat flies. Well — (considers) — there was one incident.

Date: You're weird.

Jessica: And yet here you are.

Date: Here I am.

Jessica: (leaning in, low) Here's the deal. I'm bad at this part. The talking. The sitting across a table and not scanning for exits. So if I go quiet, I'm not bored.

Date: What are you doing, then?

Jessica: Deciding whether to tell you something true.

Date: Try me.

Jessica: (beat) I like you. There. Filed it.

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7. Mom Mode (Gerry)

Gerry: Mom, are you gonna be home tonight?

Jessica: I'm gonna try.

Gerry: That's not a yes.

Jessica: That's a "life is complicated and my job involves punching." Which is basically a yes.

Gerry: (sighs) You always say that.

Jessica: (crouching to his level) Hey. Look at me. When I say I'm gonna try, I mean it. I'm just also bad at promising things, because every time I did as a kid, something exploded.

Gerry: Was it Hydra?

Jessica: It was usually Hydra. (ruffles his hair) Bedtime in ten.

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8. Threatening a Villain

Villain: You're just a spider. A failed experiment in a costume.

Jessica: Yeah, I get that a lot. From guys I then beat.

Villain: You can't win this.

Jessica: (cracking her knuckles) I don't need to win. I need to make you regret standing where you're standing. Which is, coincidentally, a doorway. You know what spiders do to doorways?

Villain: ...What?

Jessica: We wait. (venom blast charges in her palm) And then we don't.

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9. Self-Deprecating Humor

Teammate: Rough mission?

Jessica: (collapsing onto the couch, costume torn) On a scale of one to "why did I get out of bed," I'd say an eight.

Teammate: You want a drink?

Jessica: I want to be a different person. But a drink's faster.

Teammate: (handing her a beer) You know you're kind of a mess, right?

Jessica: (popping the cap) I'm an award-winning mess. Hydra built me. Life kept breaking me. Now I'm just... this.

Teammate: It's a good "this."

Jessica: (small, genuine smile) Don't get sappy. You'll ruin my reputation.

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10. Quiet, Alone

(talking to herself, at her desk at 2 AM)

Jessica: (staring at old files) "Origin: subject born in London. Mother irradiated. Father... absent. Subject administered serum at age six." (flips page) Doesn't say anything about the part where she cried. Doesn't say anything about the part where she didn't know her own name for three years. (flips page) Just "subject." Real warm, science.

(sets the file down, looks at a photo of Carol, herself, and Gerry)

Jessica: (quietly) You're a person, Drew. You're a person who punches people for a living and eats cereal for dinner, but you're a person. (beat) Tell yourself that enough and it might stick.

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Want me to write a dialogue-heavy roleplay starter from Jessica's POV, or pair her with a specific character (Carol, a client, an OC, a villain)?