15 Facts About Randy Robertson

Randy Robertson is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics.

Randy Robertson is a supporting character in Marvel's Spider-Man series and is depicted as the son of Robbie Robertson.

Randy Robertson was the first African-American among Peter Parker's friends, and was introduced in a storyline about student unrest at college, a move by Marvel to be more in touch with the teenagers of 1968.

Randy Robertson never became a first-tier supporting character; he appeared off-and-on through the 1970s, and was then dropped for several years.

On his father's advice, Randy Robertson sought Peter's friendship, although Parker's double life as Spider-Man left him little time to help Randy Robertson promote social change.

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Randy Robertson eventually returned to New York with Mandy, and although their hasty marriage troubled Robbie, he soon accepted Mandy as a daughter-in-law.

Randy Robertson nonetheless continued to provide his mother Martha with emotional support.

When Mandy received a job offer in California, the younger Robertson couple relocated to the West Coast, but various factors strained their marriage, and Randy returned to New York alone following their divorce.

Randy Robertson gave up social work to become an actor, much to his father's disapproval.

Randy Robertson recently reappeared in The Amazing Spider-Man and began dating a reporter from the Front Line named Norah Winters.

Randy Robertson manages to fend off the Hobgoblin, but decides to break up with Norah, citing that she cares more about the story than his life, or hers.

Randy Robertson learns that the lawyer is Janice who invites them to brunch this weekend.

Randy Robertson sees Beetle on a nearby building while accepting the brunch invite.

On Earth-65, Randy Robertson was a rock 'n' roll reporter, and friend of The Mary Janes.

Randy Robertson tried to convince the band's leader MJ Watson to ask for Gwen Stacy to return to the band.