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It wouldn't be an issue since, IIRC, the Black Cat was only hot for Spider-Man. Once she learned that he was regular guy Peter Parker, she was disappointed and kept wanting him to put his mask back on and go beat people up. That's how I remember it, anyway. It's been a while since I read those...

That was a nitpick I had. No big deal to me but it did cause a slight disconnect for a moment. In the comics, don't they get around that issue by making it extremely hard for Spidey to even lay a finger on Doc Ock? It seems like that's how I recall the fights between them going - Peter trying...

Huh, I didn't think anything of John's leap other than "wow, he really cares for his fiance". I felt sorry for the guy - he seems like he's pretty cool, does right by his woman, and then she ditches him on their wedding day for an old flame :)

See, this is why I could never really take Venom seriously: it's a story about man's underwear swearing vengeance against him for jilting it and running back to his original, safe underwear. Even by Marvel Comics standards, that's just funny to me :D

McFarlane has no control over Venom. You might be remembering a snit he had with writer David Michilinie (I know I spelled that wrong) over who created the character, but that had nothing to do with who actually owned him. There might be some question, however, of whether the film rights to...