Posted by Darren
on 4/28/2008, 16:52:45, in reply to "Re: MA Iron Man #10: Spider-Woman (Spoilers)"
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The best part of the Mighty Avengers the Avengers were prisoners of Dr.Doom were held inside the force-field. Spider-woman had broken Dr.Doom's force-field inside with a venom-blast. Man I was impressed by Spider-woman's performces in the Mighty Avengers.
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: This was my first issue of this, or any,
: Marvel Adventures title...and I enjoyed it
: very much. I especially liked the MA version
: of Spider-Woman, who apparently was evolved
: from a spider by the High Evolutionary.
: Lindsay McCabe is her best friend and
: co-worker, and Pepper was even creeped out
: by Spider-Woman because of Jessica's
: pheromone power. The main story, with Tony
: hiring Jessica to find his missing father,
: was also well done. Jessica did seem to find
: him, after searching for months, but then
: Howard Stark turned out to be the Chameleon
: in disguise, working with Monica Rappaccini
: and AIM to steal Stark secrets. Heck,
: Spider-Woman and Iron Man even got into a
: fight, and Jessica came out on top and beat
: Shell-Head! Great issue all around, and I
: even liked Nolan's artwork! Highly
: recommended for any Spider-Woman/Jessica
: Drew fan.
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