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For those interested, the last issue of 'Spider-Woman', which was Ann Nocenti's first comics-writing gig (four issues), has our heroine being kidnapped from the shower and imprisoned, breaking loose by taunting a psychic until he knocks the bars off the cells, switching clothes with her enemy and then inviting her to crash at her place, getting dumped by her boyfriend, getting a the lowdown from a magician possessing her ex that Morgan LeFey has been taunting her for reasons of evilness, defeating Morgan by pushing her out a window, returning to find herself dead (her spirit has long hair while her fleshy form is trapped, dead, with a really bad short cut), and ends with her having the magician wipe the memory of her from everyone on earth (essentially erasing her existence), lamenting her position for two panels before deciding, fuck it, the thing to do is walk, hand in hand with a dead magician, up into the air towards the moon.
As far as I know the stuff with her and Kitty Pryde getting kidnapped by the Morlocks might be the next time she appears... which seems odd. There's probably something in between that makes this all work, but I have no idea what.
Simply continuing from where her last issue left off and building from there (a la 'Marvel: The End' to the last 'Thanos' series) would seem a much more interesting route than what we've got.
So, when did the multiple SHIELD Directors come from? Director Fury, Director Dugan, Director Carter... is everyone at SHIELD who has a last name now a Director and how can they all direct the same thing? Beauracracy is action, or...? |
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