The distaff arachnid superhero debuted Nov. 9, 1976… Spider-Woman — created by Archie Goodwin and Marie Severin — made her debut 50 years ago, on Nov. 9, 1976, in Marvel Spotlight #32. The House of Ideas is celebrating the milestone later this month with a Facsimile Edition of the ish and the character’s first-ever omnibus, but we like to hit anniversaries as they happen. So dig these 13 COVERS from Jessica Drew’s original, 50-issue Bronze Age series (plus Marvel Spotlight #32). Right on. And we finish with what is (very allegedly) the most expensive comic-book cover ever made: — MORE — SPIDER-WOMAN’s First Appearance Gets 50th ANNIVERSARY Facsimile Edition. Click here. — First-Ever SPIDER-WOMAN OMNIBUS to Collect Entire Original Series — and Much More. Click...
Out this week! We’ve seen a lot of really groovy Spider-Man variant covers of late — we mean you Mark Chiarello, Mark Buckingham and Mark Spears — and here’s another, from the great Steve Rude, for The Amazing Spider-Man #1003: The original image hails from 2001, but art like this is timeless, and I like that Marvel has been using Rude’s older stuff for variants. The ish is out Wednesday. — MORE — SPIDER-MAN #21: Why, This Is a Beauteous STEVE RUDE Variant Cover. Click here. — DUDE! Check Out STEVE RUDE’s DAREDEVIL and FANTASTIC FOUR 60th Anniversary Homage Variants. Click...
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