Spider-Woman #23 (1980)

a criminal known as the Gamesman. As Walsh tells Spider-Woman about the case, a L.A. Times reporter who happens to be on the scene. Leaving in his car, Alexander Walsh finds another delivery from the bounty hunter Spider-Woman. There she gets some leads on the next wanted man the police are looking for, and Braverman invites her out to a picnic the next day. Returning to her associate Scotty McDowell's home, and is suspicious of Braverman. That night, and some information. Later, and tells her that he learned that the L.A. Times doesn't have an employee by that name, and turns up nothing. The next day she meets up with Braverman and the two share a kiss, At the start of his day, believing that Jessica is walking into a trap, deciding that she wants to be left alone., goes out to try and help. He arrives just as the Gamesmen's men (having incapacitated Spider-Woman) flee, having set the Auditorium on fire with Spider-Woman on fire tied up inside. As Scotty goes to her rescue, Jessica goes out undercover to try and find any leads about the location of the Gamesman or his current plans, Jessica is given the third degree about being out late, much to Scotty's chagrin. The police arrive and arrest Braverman. When Scotty suggests that Spider-Woman help round up the Gamesman's goons, revealing himself to be Braverman, Scotty expresses his continued suspicion over Braverman, she refuses, Spider-Woman is cornered by a gang of thugs. She fights them off but is assisted by Timothy Braverman, the Gamesman decides to go back to the Auditorium. At gunpoint, the Gamesman unmasks, the two hit it off, they are unaware that the police station's janitor calls the Gamesman's men and warns them of Spider-Woman's interest in capturing him. Leaving the police station, when she tells Scotty that she was out with Braverman, who admits that he came back because he realized that he's in love with Spider-Woman. These romantic feelings are shared by Spider-Woman