appearance (where this version's spelling is introduced) is following a fight between Spider-Man and Gladiator. She is the first police officer not to shoot Spider-Man on sight, and orders others in her squad not to arrest him. Spider-Man is pleased to have an ally in official law enforcement, and she continues to help during the "Hobgoblin" and "Warriors" storylines. However, it is later revealed that Jeanne is in fact a dirty cop employed by Wilson Fisk to feed him information on the police, Spider-Man, and other superheroes. Jeanne is shot and killed by the Punisher when he discovers her corruption. Afterwards, Spider-Man learns she was in the Kingpin's employ, as well as a rumor that she was his lover. The Kingpin is later seen mourning her death, indicating that this was the case Her position in the NYPD is filled by officer Frank Quaid. In other media Television Jean DeWolff appears in The Spectacular Spider-Man, voiced by Irene Bedard. This version is a patrol officer of Native American descent and the partner of Stan Carter, with whom she shares a squad car, who is generally distrustful of Spider-Man despite Carter's enthusiasm for him. Video games Jean DeWolff, renamed Jean DeWolfe, appears in the PS3, Xbox 360, and PC versions of the Spider-Man 3 film tie-in game, voiced by Vanessa Marshall. This version is a police detective with trust issues. Throughout the game, she gives Spider-Man a series of missions that involve investigating a gun-running ring and several crooked cops. She is later lured into a trap by her corrupt partners and almost killed, though Spider-Man rescues her. In the Nintendo DS version, DeWolfe is depicted as an African-American with long blonde hair. She gives Spider-Man leads on several gangs, including the Apocalypse Gang and the Dragon-tail Brotherhood. Jean DeWolff appears in Marvel Heroes, voiced by Mary Faber. After witnessing the Enforcers trying to kill the hero Speedball, she kills the group to save the latter's life. However, the Kingpin obtains video footage of the incident and blackmails DeWolff into becoming one of his informants. Her double life is discovered by reporter Ben Urich, who mentions it to the other heroes. After helping defeat Bullseye, DeWolff has a change of heart and turns herself in. Jean DeWolff appears in The Amazing Spider-Man 2 film tie-in game, voiced by Misty Lee. This version is a maverick cop who is secretly gathering information