As a subject matter expert in comic book lore, I can provide you with an overview of Spider-Man's parents' story in the comics.

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Richard and Mary Parker, Spider-Man's parents, were largely absent from the early comics due to their mysterious disappearance. It was only later in the series that their backstory was explored more deeply. Richard Parker was a researcher working on a top-secret project for the CIA, and Mary Parker was a skilled computer programmer. When they discovered that their work was being used for nefarious purposes, they decided to defect to the Soviet Union. However, during their defection, they were betrayed and went into hiding to protect their son, Peter, who was then just a baby. They left Peter in the care of his Aunt May and Uncle Ben, believing it was the best way to keep him safe.

Over the years, there have been various storylines and retcons that have added complexity to their story. For instance, there were hints that Richard Parker might have been involved in the creation of Spider-Man's nemesis, the Green Goblin. However, these stories are not considered canon in the main continuity of Spider-Man comics.

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Richard and Mary Parker appear in The Amazing Spider-Man with Richard played by Campbell Scott and Mary played by Embeth Davidtz. Like in the comics, they are both killed in a plane crash. At the film's beginning, they say goodbye to a 4-year-old Peter as they drop him off at Uncle Ben and Aunt May's.read more >>