fact time

in the comics, Maria and Ilya both severely struggle with depression. however, in the MCU, Maria's mental health struggles were erased and Ilya's were reduced to a plot point

Rachel Stark was introduced to the comics in 1975. she was killed off in 1977 and has died numerous times over the years, most often in either building collapses or being killed by Green Goblin Harry Osborn

Rebecca Vrayghetti was originally an Iron Man villain who wanted to kill Tony in revenge for letting her daughter die. this was retconned in 2004

there was a brief comic run in 2002 where Missy Carter was given the Batgirl treatment with Bruce. it was discontinued after three issues and the writer was fired

Sammy was introduced to the comics in 1940 as Samantha Blackwell. Samantha was Catwoman's assistant known as the Mouseketeer. Marlin came along in 1954 and Samantha became his kid. Marlin became the Musketeer and the Mouseketeer became simply Mouse. the lying about Bruce being Sammy's dad storyline came along with the new 52 in 2011

Roxie Grayson was originally an Elementa villain. Rickie was a girl named Lilly and Calliope was a boy named Simon. She and Josh killed Reggie when Lilly was four and then they all went to live in Element city. I'll probably make a chapter about all this because this was her storyline before the Bigtop Band came into existence and it was around for around three years before I changed it

Missy was originally a boy named Arthur who went by Arty. they were changed to a girl in 1986 and changed to be genderqueer in 2011 after Jaime Acosta, the person who made them Missy, revealed that they themself were genderqueer and wrote Missy to also be that as well

in a Daredevil comic, Isadora and Maria were kidnapped by Wilson Fisk. Isadora ended up escaping on her own, but when Matt and Clint found Maria, she was begging for the guard watching her to shoot her in the head

Rachel Stark is dead in almost every comic continuity

Cheshire Williams uses several aliases throughout the years. Including but not limited to: Wonder, Kitty, and Cat

Rocket deChamplaine is one of the current writers for the Young Avengers comics