Ford Mustang Reviews

First Appearance: The Amazing Spider-Man #25 (June 1965)
Hair Color: Red
Eye Color: Green

Background and Characteristics

Next in our list of sexiest redheads is the beautiful, Mary Jane Watson, who first appeared in Marvel’s Spider-Man series (June 1965). Portrayed as a major love interest of Peter Parker in the comics (and future movies), Mary Jane Watson is a dancer, model, and professional actress who is both extremely talented and gifted in the realm of fine arts. Although she possesses no powers of her own, Watson is characterized as highly-intelligent, resourceful, and adaptable to nearly any situation that presents itself. When combined with her expertise in hand-to-hand combat, sense of compassion, and trustworthiness, Mary Jane Watson is truly the perfect companion for Spider-Man.

Physical Appearance

Concerning her outward appearance and traits, Mary Jane Watson is an exceptionally gorgeous character renowned for her long red hair, slim/athletic body, and emerald-green eyes that are dazzling to behold. Best-described as “well-proportioned” for her overall build, Mary Jane is often depicted in the comics (and movies) as a curvaceous woman renowned for her wide hips and slim waistline that provide her with an exquisite “hourglass” shape. Highlighting each of her natural curves is Mary Jane’s signature attire that consists of form-fitting t-shirts, tight blue jeans, and tiny shorts that reveal large swathes of her upper legs, thighs, and cleavage to readers. When viewed in conjunction with her sweet personality, bright red hair, and beautiful smile, Mary Jane Watson’s “number three” position on our current list is well-deserved and earned.

Pros
Iconic shape and styling that instantly recognizable
Interior is practical with usable space and a better-than-hatchback boot space.
Genuinely fast and sporty, even with the turbocharged four-cylinder engine. The V8 engine meanwhile brings driving at an even more rapid pace with the distinctive rumble of the exhaust.

Cons
The 10-speed automatic feels like it has too many gears. It does not seem to be the ideal ratio to match the burst of torque of the engine.
Turbocharged Ecoboost isn’t as fuel economical as the name or concept suggests.
Rear seat is suitable for children, not so for adults or even teenagers due to the steep angle of the windscreen

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