the other way around. Liz Allan appears in the 2017 Spider-Man series, voiced by Natalie Lander. This version is a student and class president at Midtown High School. In the episode "Screwball Live", she takes the alias of Screwball to pull pranks on corrupt businessmen and posts her actions online. However, she draws the attention of Spider-Man, Hammerhead, and Absorbing Man, though the hero is able to defeat the villains. Following this, Liz puts Screwball on "hiatus". In the five-part episode "Spider Island", Liz is mutated into a Man Spider before she is eventually cured by the Ultimate Spider-Man. Film Liz Allan appears in the original script for Cannon's aborted Spider-Man film, written by Ted Newsom and John Brancato, as Peter Parker's love interest. According to the tie-in novelization for the 2002 live-action Spider-Man film, Liz Allan appears in a short scene, portrayed by Sally Livingstone. At the beginning of the film, Peter attempts to share a seat on a bus with a girl with thick glasses, Liz, but she rebuffs him. Liz Allan appears in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) film Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017), portrayed by Laura Harrier. This version is a senior at Midtown Science High School, the daughter of criminal Adrian Toomes, and leader of the decathlon team who Peter Parker has a crush on. Over the course of the film, she becomes a fan of and develops a crush on Spider-Man before developing a romantic interest in Peter, but remains unaware that they are the same person. After Toomes is arrested, Liz and her mother move to Oregon on his wishes. Liz Allan makes a cameo appearance in the MCU film Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021), with Harrier reprising her role. After Peter's identity is publicly exposed, she becomes the subject of several magazine articles where she discusses her past relationship with him, confirming her surname to be "Allan". Liz also appears in the post-credits scene of the film's 2022 extended cut (via archive footage from Spider-Man: Homecoming), depicting the consequences of Doctor Strange's second spell. Video games The Ultimate Marvel incarnation of Liz Allan appears in the 2005 Ultimate Spider-Man video game. Liz Allan appears in Marvel's Avengers, voiced by Elizabeth Grullon. References External links Liz Osborn at Marvel.com Liz Allan at Spiderfan.org Elizabeth Allan at Marvel Wiki Characters created by Stan Lee Characters created by Steve Ditko Comics characters introduced in 1962 Fictional characters