Brian Reed's SPIDER-WOMAN: Origin #4

[dEnny!]

Let us know what you think.

HAPPY!

Bendis cowrites. :p

[Brian Reed]

Hahahahaha

[Tom Burgos]

Respect The Reed.

[dEnny!]

Respect The Reed.

Hey, you're the one already looking ahead to the Bendis/Maleev creative team. ;)

[dEnny!]

Hahahahaha

I need to start reading this series, but starting tomorrow I don't get a day off from work until the 5th of April. :(

[ramtower]

I'm really enjoying it so far. I like the bits of abstraction (the animal and High Evolutionary 'hallucinations'), and I look forward to seeing how -- and if -- they're resolved. While the basic story is interesting and engaging and the Brians are doing a great job of creating a character whose personality comes through clearly in action and word, I'm most interested by that strange abstraction (the Bova appearances, Taskmaster-as-wolf, etc) and how those play in to the overall story.

[Tom Burgos]

I'm really enjoying it so far. I like the bits of abstraction (the animal and High Evolutionary 'hallucinations'), and I look forward to seeing how -- and if -- they're resolved. While the basic story is interesting and engaging and the Brians are doing a great job of creating a character whose personality comes through clearly in action and word, I'm most interested by that strange abstraction (the Bova appearances, Taskmaster-as-wolf, etc) and how those play in to the overall story.



Me too.
Can't wait to see how those visions come into play in the overall story, once it's reached its conclusion.

[Sam Little]

I enjoy SPIDER-WOMAN: ORIGIN.

That is all.