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queenkoko's review
2.0
The artwork really ruined it for me. Also, the plot... I mean where is Captain Marvel? I won't be continuing this series.
historyofjess's review
adventurous
mysterious
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
3.5
delladahlia's review
5.0
LOVE IT! LOVE THE NEW COSTUME! LOVE THE STRIKEFORCE TIE-IN! LOVE SEEING JESS LOSE HER @#$% AT IDIOTS!
People have been complaining that 'this isn't spider-woman' and whining about the new series but its a fun deviation with relatable problems like rent money and having to go to work sick and overall just dealing with *&^%ing life while being a superhero.
People have been complaining that 'this isn't spider-woman' and whining about the new series but its a fun deviation with relatable problems like rent money and having to go to work sick and overall just dealing with *&^%ing life while being a superhero.
quirkycatsfatstacks's review
4.0
"SPIDER-WOMAN #1, out this Wednesday from Marvel Comics brings back a beloved character, Spider-Woman, aka Jessica Drew. Once again, the sassy hero is back, and she’s going to leave her mark on these pages, don’t you worry.
Is it true? Is Spider-Woman really getting her own series? (Again). While it may be hard to believe, it is in fact, true! Jessica Drew is back in action, and she’s getting her own series to boot. That means more explosions (naturally), venom, and sass than ever before.
Taking lead on Spider-Woman you’ll find a new creative team worth getting excited about. Karla Pacheco (Fantastic Four 2099), Pere Perez (Uncanny X-Men), Frank D’Armata, and many more creatives have already become involved.
After the attention Drew has been getting during Strikeforce, it’s really no surprise that she’s getting another shot at a solo series. That being said, if you’re behind on Strikeforce, you really won’t have any problem following along. Just know that Jessica Drew is as active as ever, and that means she’s facing all-new challenges."
Check out the rest of my review over at Monkeys Fighting Robots
Is it true? Is Spider-Woman really getting her own series? (Again). While it may be hard to believe, it is in fact, true! Jessica Drew is back in action, and she’s getting her own series to boot. That means more explosions (naturally), venom, and sass than ever before.
Taking lead on Spider-Woman you’ll find a new creative team worth getting excited about. Karla Pacheco (Fantastic Four 2099), Pere Perez (Uncanny X-Men), Frank D’Armata, and many more creatives have already become involved.
After the attention Drew has been getting during Strikeforce, it’s really no surprise that she’s getting another shot at a solo series. That being said, if you’re behind on Strikeforce, you really won’t have any problem following along. Just know that Jessica Drew is as active as ever, and that means she’s facing all-new challenges."
Check out the rest of my review over at Monkeys Fighting Robots
dariasunread's review against another edition
adventurous
hopeful
relaxing
medium-paced
3.5
This was a fantastic start to an issue. I love how this issue got to see how a superhero's life is affected when they have to worry bout things like having a family to take care of and need money to pay the bills. This definitely added some realism into Jessica's character, especially when normally we usually only see heroes before they have a family, not really having a bad day, or having to worry about how they are going to live & make money. This was definitely a great issue to start when it comes to learning more about Jessica.
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Moderate: Ableism and Sexism
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