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SPIDER-GIRL #1
Spinning from the GRIM HUNT in AMAZING SPIDER-MAN!
Not every fight can get resolved by punching someone in the face…but Spider-Girl’s gonna punch somebody anyway, just to make sure. Follow the swinging adventures of Anya Corazon, the Splendiferous Spider-Girl, as she balances the daily grind of teenage life with the bumps and bruises brought by banging ‘bows with bad guys!
Guest-starring the FANTASTIC FOUR and a villain that our hero could NEVER, EVER, EVER defeat.
Paul Tobin (SPIDER-MAN, SUPER HEROES) and Clayton Henry (UNCANNY X-MEN) present an all-new hero for an all-new era!
WRITER: PAUL TOBINPENCILS: CLAYTON HENRY
INKS: CLAYTON HENRY
COLORED BY: BRAD ANDERSON
LETTERED BY: NEUROTIC CARTOONIST, INC
COVER BY: BARRY KITSON
Price: $3.99
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Man, Clayton Henry is awesome. Gonna give this a shot.
Yeah, I’m pulling this for the same reason. That guy really impresses me.
For some reason I’m interested in this character.Maybe because she doesn’t WANT to be Spider-girl. She wanted to be her own hero but kept being labeled Spider-girl so she just accepted it.
I don’t really care for the 616 Spider-man so I hope this doesn’t tie in too deep.
Did Anya dye her hair lighter? It looks much lighter.
Tobin is great as is Clayton Henry. Excited for this
This book looks really fun. Loved the back and forth with Spider-Girl and Screwball. Also, nice to see more art from Henry. I liked his stuff from the Adventure Comics backups.
Very tempted to try this, but resistant to adding another book to my pull list.
Man, not sure why I loved this issue, but I LOVED this! WHY, damn you?! Anya’s a charming kid, I guess. Also, Fantastic Four.
This was awesome until the last page. Why Marvel? WHY?
Took me awhile to finish this, something about Clayton Henry’s art here that’s different, I mean it’s decent enuf, but not like how I remember his work from before, kinda put me off, even though Spider-Girl herself looked good. The story was just uninteresting to me though.