When David Michelinie was creating Venom for the Spider-Man comics he was working on at the time, he originally wanted the character to be a woman who Peter didn't know, but lost both her husband and her unborn child as an indirect result of Spider-Man's crime fighting escapades. The idea was nixed not because of the darkness of that story, but because editor Jim Salicrup didn't think a woman could bbe threatening enough to make a good villain.
Nancy Sinatra was known for her song These Boots are made for Walking. Her musical career didn't last nearly as long as her famous crooner father's did, but she remained a real looker. In fact, she did a photo shoot for Playboy in her 50's. Another thing that lasted into her 50's, she remained daddy's little princess. This is illustrated by the fact that she got Frank's permission before doing the shoot. The most surprising thing is that the Chairman of the Board agreed to let her show her goods in a nationally published magazine.
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