Spider-Woman #8
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| Writer | Steve Foxe |
| Artist | Ig Guara |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
WHO ARE "THE ASSEMBLY"?
Spider-Woman finds San Francisco full of old foes, old friends and a new super-team that could still be either. After a fight with Angar the Screamer, the origin of another new New Champions character will be revealed!
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9.0
The Comicbook Dispatch - dragoncache
Jun 26, 2024Jessica Drew becomes a fish out of water on her return to San Francisco as she tackles corporate greed, homelessness, and the ethics of Heroes For Hire in Spider-Woman #8. Read Full Review
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8.0
ComicBook.com - Matthew Aguilar
Jun 19, 2024Spider-Woman has found a winning combination, and the future looks as bright as ever. Read Full Review
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8.0
Good issue, well written and well drawn. Thunderbolts-lite are interesting, if unoriginal. Not a whole lot to say about it really, I'll be sticking with this book. Would be cool if they up the scale a bit for the next issue. I love Spiderwoman (I'm a bigger fan of Jessica than Peter or Miles...), I'd love it if she got the A-list hero treatment she dabbled in back in the Disassembled days.
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5.0
Best SW cover ever. Sadly, I'm not feeling this book at all. I guess I should be glad it finally seems to be picking up the pace, but to all intents and purposes this issue, end reveal aside, repeats its predecessor. Jess encounters a villain with a grudge against Echidna, The Assembly swoop in, Jess remains suspicious. Even the jokey song themed title remains the same this time. The mystery is as obvious as Gerry being the Green Mamba. Since failing to save her own son Jess has been on a mission to save other kids. Thankfully Hydra didn't age The Assembly into adults so the chances of her saving them, like Bailey and the train kid, by using her not so hidden powers of super-mommyhood should be quite high. I should be thrill more
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