Do you know your comic book supercouples?

In the DC comic universe, Carol Ferris falls in love with Hal Jordan when he's hired by Ferris' father. Both lead parallel lives: Jordan is secretly the Green Lantern, and Ferris is Star Sapphire. They become archrivals, but still maintain a relationship in human form – like any good superhero couple does.

The role of Steve Trevor, a military intelligence officer who develops a close relationship with Diana Prince, aka Wonder Woman, is set to be played by Chris Pine in the 2017 "Wonder Woman" movie. The film will star Israeli actress Gal Gadot as the Amazonian Warrior.

A "super" in her own right, Selina Kyle seems to love Bruce Wayne, but she's got a secret: She's Catwoman, which really complicates matters. Portrayed to great praise on the big screen by Anne Hathaway in "The Dark Knight Rises," Kyle is the closest Batman has ever come to true love.

Mary Jane Watson, played by German-American actress Kirsten Dunst, is the object of Peter Parker's affection in 2002's "Spider-Man." The movie, which took almost 25 years to make, was directed by American Sam Raimi and produced by Israeli Avi Arad.

In Marvel land, Gwen Stacy was Peter Parker's first true love. This is where the Avi Arad-produced 2012 film "The Amazing Spider-Man" picks up: Andrew Garfield plays the nerdy teenager-turned-webbed-wonder who tries to save Stacy (Emma Stone).

Many versions of "Ghost Rider" have been created throughout Marvel history, but in the 2007 movie starring Nicolas Cage, the flaming-headed stunt motorcyclist reunites with his childhood sweetheart, Roxanne Simpson (played by Eva Mendes).

Reed and Sue Richards have stood the test of time – and evil – in Marvel's comic universe. As Mr. Fantastic and the Invisible Woman, they've often found themselves on opposite sides, but still manage to flourish as formidable members of the Fantastic Four.

Iris West marries Barry Allen in the November 1966 edition of "The Flash," and discovers on their wedding night that he is a superhero. She was killed by Professor Zoom during a costume party, but she did not stay dead for long, due to the magic of comic-book time travel.

Hawkman and Hawkgirl represent one of DC's most enduring love stories. One popular Hawk series depicts the couple as married alien police officers from the planet Thanagar.