Teresa Parker

“	Uh, I was actually about to ask if you were talking about Peter Parker. My name's Teresa... I'm his sister.	„
	~ Teresa introducing herself to Johnny Storm / Human Torch

Teresa Parker (also called Teresa Durand) is a fictional character from Marvel Comics, appearing as a supporting characters in the Spider-Man comics. The character, first appearing in Amazing Spider-Man: Family Business #1 (April 2014), is the long lost younger sister of Peter Parker / Spider-Man. After the death of their parents, Peter was sent to live with their Aunt May and Uncle Ben, while Teresa, whose birth had been kept a secret, was adopted. Many years following the deaths of Richard and Mary, Teresa was personally recruited into the C.I.A. by Nick Fury. Teresa's parentage became a mystery, even for her.

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Comics

• A version of Teresa Parker appears in The Amazing Avengers as a main character. She was born one year after Richard and Mary Parker left their son Peter to live with their uncle Ben and aunt May. After a long journey to solve the secrets of her past, Teresa joined S.H.I.E.L.D. as a highly trained spy. After being accidentally infused with a Hydra serum created by Red Skull which would grant his subjects with Crimson Spider's duplicated powers, Teresa gained spider-like attributes and became the Black Widow. Shortly after the Avengers' first team up, Teresa started a new romantic relationship with Mary Jane Watson's half-brother Kevin Quill and, three months after Peter and Mary Jane's wedding, married him and had a son named Richard.
• Teresa appears in Ultimate Marvel: Earth-2. On the wake of her parents' death by the hands of terrorists working for Obadiah Stane, Teresa took up her father's secret project, which includes technology resources from both Stark Industries and the Kree Empire and serums with Owl DNA. Soon after, she donned a new Owl-shaped flight armor suit (which includes the same functions of Tony Stark's Iron Man suit, as well as camouflage and phasing functions) and begun to operate as the new superheroine Iron Owl in hopes of bringing the murderers of her parents to final justice and reuniting with her brother Peter. Successful after Stane was defeated by her (with help from Spider-Man and Iron Man), Teresa begun living a new life with Peter, Aunt May and Felicia.

TV Series and Films

• Teresa appears in Iago PUC's version of the third season of The Spectacular Spider-Man, voiced by Mae Whitman.
• Teresa appears in both of Iago PUC's versions of Marvel's Spider-Man, voiced by Mae Whitman. In both versions, she is described as a 12/11-year-old long blond haired girl.
  • In the first version, she goes by the alias of Wave after she earned her powers from Super Soldier chemicals combined with water particles when she was a infant and was raised by Atlanteans after her parents were killed by mercenaries working for Oscorp looking for their secrets and answers about the Bloodgems. Officially first appearing in "Bloodlines", she went for a quest to find and destroy all Bloodgems which were sprung across the world before Norman Osborn can obtain them for illegal purposes. During her crusade, she encounters Spider-Man, whom she acknowledges to be her brother Peter and takes a soft liking to him. Peter was initially unaware of Teresa's existence and link to his family until he encounters Dr. Helen Cho. Later after Peter learned of her identity, he encountered Teresa on person, and the two worked together in destroying the last Bloodgem. After succeeding on their objective and a clash with Molten Man and Hydro-Man, Teresa eventually felt like the secrets which hers and Peter's parents kept were safe and decided to live a new life with her brother and Aunt May. She later made major appearances in the following episodes, still operating as Wave while living a normal civilian life, on which she now enrolls as a student in Peter's former school in Midtown High and became best friends with class president Liz Allan.
  • In Webbed Champion, she goes by the alias of Stormranger after she took up one of her father's secret projects, which included technology resources from both Stark Industries and the Kree Empire. Soon after, she donned a new flight nanosuit (which includes the same functions of Tony Stark's Iron Man suit, as well as camouflage and phasing functions) with arm blades and optic beams. She had a central role in the Family Business arc, first appearing in "The Calm Before the Stormranger", where she sought to defeat the agents of Athena Industries and stop them from demolishing the F.E.A.S.T. shelters. During which, she had help in the battle from Spider-Man (who also sought to take down Athena Industries after learning that its CEO Athena Gonzales also had past grudges with Richard and Mary Parker). Later on, Stormranger flies off after entrusting Spider-Man (whom she acknowledged as a friend of Carlie Cooper) to keep a Neuro-Cortex-powered flash-drive containing the consciousness of Chris Cooper, who would soon become Arsenal, but not before Jarvis and AC-5 analyze Stormranger's biological DNA and confirm in the end of the episode that she is Peter Parker's sister. Later in "Sons of Fathers", Teresa sought to destroy a Oscorp facility controlled by Donald Menken, who sought to sell Oscorp's technology for Hydra. After a run in with Spider-Man's superhero allies and a clash with Yellowjacket, the Hydra agents and a Carnage symbiote possessing one of the agents, Teresa came across Spider-Man, who (having learned about who she is and who her parents are) revealed himself to her as her brother Peter. Later after Harry Osborn (who discovered his true parentage as a member of the Lyman family) sacrificed his Hobgoblin suit to destroy the facility and the Carnage symbiote, and Menken and Yellowjacket were arrested, Teresa decided to reside in the K'un-Lun Temple under Shang-Chi's tutelage until the persecutors of hers and Peter's parents are dealt with. Later in "Seeds of Life", Teresa joined her brother's battle against the Green Goblin and Madame Masque in Red Skull's Hydra base. She and Ms. Marvel were teleported back to New York along with the Green Goblin, where they held him back with help from the rest of Spider-Man's friends until AC-5 exposed the Goblin's identity for all New York citizens to see. Later in the end of the episode, after Red Skull was killed by Arsenal, and the remaining villains were arrested along with Norman Osborn, Teresa happily reunited with her brother, winning the hearts of his friends who also welcomed her in open arms. Given confidence after the outcome, Teresa also decided to live her life with Peter and Aunt May. For the remainder of the series, she still continued fighting crime as Stormranger (and also as a member of the Champions), while she also started putting her new normal life on track by enrolling at Bilderberg Academy, under the request of Tony Stark's wife Pepper Potts. Appearing as a major character for the remainder of the season, Teresa is also mentioned in "Road to the Legendary Universes" to have become best friends with Mary Jane Watson's half-sister Nadia. She also has a role in the "Legendary Universes" arc, on which she joins her brother's journey across the dimensions their parents explored to collect their scientific experiments, and destroy the Oscorp protocols which were discarded in there. She takes part of the trip in "Part 2: Webs of the Force", on which she and the Champions team up with Rey Skywalker and her fellow Jedi Masters to defeat the Dark Nation and destroy the prototypes of Oscorp's Green Goblin technology. She primarily partnered with Galen Marek throughout the episode, as the two see each other as kindred souls, and formed a friendship with Chewbacca. Later in the end of the episode, she and Liz Allan were shown enjoying a Dejarik match in the Triskelion. Later in "Part 6: Ultimate Alliance", Teresa / Stormranger joined her teammates in the final battle against the Regent's army of Negative Zone insects.
    • Teresa is also a main character in the show's tie-in comic book series Princesses of Destiny.
    • Teresa returns in the show's Disney+ sequel miniseries Rising Legend, voiced again by Whitman.
    • Teresa returns in A Marvel Christmas Carol, but with no speaking lines. She is first seen as Stormranger battling alongside the Champions, the Avengers and the Guardians of the Galaxy against the invading Frost Giants. Later, during the heroes' preparation for the Christmas party at F.E.A.S.T., Gwen Stacy and Anya Corazon are mentioned by Aunt May to be helping Teresa decide what she could wear in the party. Later during Cloak and Dagger's act as the Ghost of Christmas Yet-to-Come and the "Soul Chain" respectively, Teresa is shown with Aunt May in the alternate future (which would occur had Franklin Todd not reformed from his greedy ways) watching silently as Rocket and Hulk take Todd's corpse (inside a coffin) away, with Aunt May advising her not to look at it. Teresa is later seen in the epilogue, enjoying the Christmas party with her family and their friends, on which she is shown dancing alongside Nadia. She also seems to be the one who suggests Groot (as she is shown whispering in his ear) to put a mistletoe between Peter and his girlfriend Mary Jane Watson to get them to kiss.
    • Teresa returns again in the second Disney+ follow-up movie Marvel's Superhero Adventures: Infinity War, voiced again by Whitman. She and Nadia Watson are first seen having a play-date with her older cousin Jessica Reilly's daughter Jenna, the Altman-Kaplan twins Elliot and Ellie, as well as Cassie Lang, Jack Thompson, the Danvers-Rogers siblings Richie, Ian and Lyla, and the toddler Groot, while Aunt May and Carol Danvers discuss about the preparations for Jessica's marriage with Alana Jobson. Later, she suits up as Stormranger after her fellow Champions begin gathering with the Avengers and the Guardians of the Galaxy during their mission to gather together the Infinity Stones, place them back in the Infinity Amulet, and protect them from Thanos and his forces. She accompanies her brother Peter / Spider-Man and his team (Captain America, Hulkling, Rocket, and Groot) on the search for the Power Stone on Xandar, despite being ambushed by Regent and Black Order members Silver Sable and Red Hulk. While others hold the villains off, Teresa reaches the Nova Corps' vault and obtains the Stone. She eventually uses the Stone to help defeat the villains and force them to retreat, while the Stone's radiation also evolves Teresa's Stormranger suit into its dormant "Phoenix circuit", giving it a more Phoenix-themed appearance, for which Teresa renames herself Iron Phoenix. She later takes part in the final battle against Thanos's armies, incinerating several Klyntauri with her new improved flamethrowers, and watches as the monsters are sent back to Sanctuary X. In the epilogue, Teresa is seen attending to Jessica and Alana's marriage, and enjoying a dance in the wedding reception.
    • Teresa returns in the second Disney+ sequel miniseries Marvel's All-Star Multiverse, voiced again by Whitman. First appearing in the short-episode series Free Adventures, Teresa accompanies her brother and his friends on a road trip around the world onboard their personal jetplane provided by Tony Stark. In the main episodes, she is shown with Nadia Watson joining Peter, Mary Jane, and the others in looking after the children of the Avengers in the Horizon Star. As Iron Phoenix, Teresa is also given a sentient robotic owl drone named Bryony (voiced by Alanna Ubach), which serves as her new companion.
• Teresa Parker appears in Marvel: All New, All Different Chronicles, voiced by Jessie Flower. She is depicted in the series as a 12-year-old blond-haired girl. On the wake of her parents' death by the hands of criminals working for Norman Osborn, Teresa took up her father's secret project, which includes technological resources from both Stark Industries and the Kree Empire. Soon after, she donned a new flight nanosuit (which includes the same functions of Tony Stark's Iron Man suit, as well as flamethrowers, Pyrokinetic bombs, and feet talons) with arm blades, optic beams, and a neck device which enables her to perform sonic attacks and communicate with birds, and begun to operate as the new superheroine Iron Phoenix in hopes of bringing the murderers of her parents to final justice and reuniting with her brother. Successful with her goal, Teresa now lives with Peter and Aunt May and (as recommended by Stark's wife Pepper Potts) enrolls at Bilderberg Academy alongside Steve Rogers's and Carol Danvers's daughter Liz, Nadia Lang Van Dyne, Natasha Romanoff's daughter Katrina, Riri Davis Williams and Kamala Khan, with the latter three soon becoming her best friends.

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• Teresa also appears in Coolot1's version of Marvel's Spider-Man, voiced by Vanessa Marshall.
• Teresa Parker is also in The Legend of Spider-Man.
• Teresa Parker appears in Spider-Man: Unleashed, voiced by Danica McKellar.
• A version of Teresa appears in All New, All Ultimate Marvel.
• A version of Teresa appears in Marvel's Red Falcon. Unlike her original counterpart, this version (renamed Teresa Watson) is Mary Jane Watson's long lost sister rather than Peter Parker's. This version also operates as Bombshell.
• Teresa appears as a main character in Ms. Marvel and the Young Avengers, voiced by Dove Cameron. In the show, she is Kamala Khan's best friend and classmate, who is aware of her identity of Ms. Marvel. Teresa operates as Avian (equipped with a nanotech flight suit of Kree technology) as a means to follow her older brother Peter Parker's ways as a superhero. She is also a member of the Young Avengers.

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• Teresa appears as one of the two main characters of Marvel's Spider-Man and Spider-Girl.

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Gallery

Spider-Man and Teresa Parker Lego mini-figures

Concept of Teresa Parker / Wave in Iago PUC's first version of Marvel's Spider-Man TV Series

Concept of Teresa Parker / Iron Phoenix in Marvel's Superhero Adventures: Infinity War, Marvel's All-Star Multiverse, and Marvel: All New, All Different Chronicles

Second concept of Teresa Parker as the Iron Phoenix

Teresa Parker as the Black Widow in The Amazing Avengers

External links

• Teresa Parker on Marvel Database
• Teresa Parker in Comic Vine

Marvel Comics media

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