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Spectacular Spider-Girl #2
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VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
Written by TOM DEFALCO
Pencils by RON FRENZ & COLLEEN COOVER
Cover by RON FRENZ
It's SPIDER-GIRL vs. SPIDER-GIRL -- AND THE WINNER GETS THE PUNISHER! Desperate to stop the gang war between the Black Tarantula and Silverback before the Punisher hits town, Spider-Girl goes on a crime-stopping rampage which forces Man Mountain Marko to unleash his deadliest weapon--May's own clone, April! PLUS: American Dream protects the city streets in a gang war out of control -- and The Buzz stops by to give her a hand. And, by popular demand, welcome back Li'l Benjy, the Spectacular Spider-Kid! 32 PGS.
Date Available: 06/03/2010
BONUS REVIEW by JOHN ROBINSON

Defalco, Frenz, and Buscema throw the kitchen sink in with every story, trying to outdo Lee in his early days of Spidey. I can’t say enough about this talent; it’s always full blast, never cosmic, and the main character does, actually, have easy-to-identify-with problems. If you miss the feel of the silver age comics, with a modern spin, this is the series to get. If only they can get back to a regular series again…
I give it 9 out of 10 Grahams
Written by TOM DEFALCO
Pencils by RON FRENZ & COLLEEN COOVER
Cover by RON FRENZ
It's SPIDER-GIRL vs. SPIDER-GIRL -- AND THE WINNER GETS THE PUNISHER! Desperate to stop the gang war between the Black Tarantula and Silverback before the Punisher hits town, Spider-Girl goes on a crime-stopping rampage which forces Man Mountain Marko to unleash his deadliest weapon--May's own clone, April! PLUS: American Dream protects the city streets in a gang war out of control -- and The Buzz stops by to give her a hand. And, by popular demand, welcome back Li'l Benjy, the Spectacular Spider-Kid! 32 PGS.
Date Available: 06/03/2010
BONUS REVIEW by JOHN ROBINSON

Defalco, Frenz, and Buscema throw the kitchen sink in with every story, trying to outdo Lee in his early days of Spidey. I can’t say enough about this talent; it’s always full blast, never cosmic, and the main character does, actually, have easy-to-identify-with problems. If you miss the feel of the silver age comics, with a modern spin, this is the series to get. If only they can get back to a regular series again…
I give it 9 out of 10 Grahams
