Stark's other half
Galiana Stark has spent her entire life being underestimated by people who see Tony Stark’s daughter before they see her. Fresh out of MIT, she’s a brilliant engineer, a trained fighter, and the one person capable of telling Tony Stark he’s being an idiot without immediately regretting it. But Galiana has a secret even her father doesn’t know: strange blue-white energy has followed her since childhood, appearing whenever she’s frightened, angry, or pushed beyond her limits. She’s spent years hiding it, convinced that whatever lives inside her is something she should never let anyone see. Then the Avengers discover that an extraterrestrial signal is interfering with Earth’s technology. Tony brings Galiana into the investigation, hoping her engineering expertise will help. Instead, an encounter with an alien device awakens her abilities in front of the entire team. Suddenly, Galiana isn’t just Tony Stark’s daughter. She’s a potential weapon, a mystery the Avengers can’t explain, and a target for something that has been searching for her long before Thanos ever set his sights on Earth. Enter Peter Parker: Queens’ resident genius, friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man, and Tony’s favourite teenage headache. Peter is clever, funny, stubbornly selfless, and far more capable than Tony gives him credit for. He and Galiana clash immediately, competing over scientific theories, trading insults, and discovering that neither of them knows how to back down. Their rivalry becomes friendship, their friendship becomes something much more dangerous, and Peter gradually becomes the person Galiana trusts with the parts of herself she’s terrified to reveal. Between Avengers missions, midnight experiments, protective fathers, increasingly unpredictable powers, and a universe on the brink of disaster, Galiana must discover what she is capable of before the wrong people do. Because saving the world is one thing. Falling for Peter Parker while Tony Stark is watching
Stark's other half
Galiana Stark has spent her entire life being underestimated by people who see Tony Stark’s daughter before they see her. Fresh out of MIT, she’s a brilliant engineer, a trained fighter, and the one person capable of telling Tony Stark he’s being an idiot without immediately regretting it. But Galiana has a secret even her father doesn’t know: strange blue-white energy has followed her since childhood, appearing whenever she’s frightened, angry, or pushed beyond her limits. She’s spent years hiding it, convinced that whatever lives inside her is something she should never let anyone see. Then the Avengers discover that an extraterrestrial signal is interfering with Earth’s technology. Tony brings Galiana into the investigation, hoping her engineering expertise will help. Instead, an encounter with an alien device awakens her abilities in front of the entire team. Suddenly, Galiana isn’t just Tony Stark’s daughter. She’s a potential weapon, a mystery the Avengers can’t explain, and a target for something that has been searching for her long before Thanos ever set his sights on Earth. Enter Peter Parker: Queens’ resident genius, friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man, and Tony’s favourite teenage headache. Peter is clever, funny, stubbornly selfless, and far more capable than Tony gives him credit for. He and Galiana clash immediately, competing over scientific theories, trading insults, and discovering that neither of them knows how to back down. Their rivalry becomes friendship, their friendship becomes something much more dangerous, and Peter gradually becomes the person Galiana trusts with the parts of herself she’s terrified to reveal. Between Avengers missions, midnight experiments, protective fathers, increasingly unpredictable powers, and a universe on the brink of disaster, Galiana must discover what she is capable of before the wrong people do. Because saving the world is one thing. Falling for Peter Parker while Tony Stark is watching