Jessica Drew

Jessica Drew is the Brazilian Portuguese–market edition of Marvel's Spider-Woman, a superheroine with wall-crawling, venom-blast, and pheromone abilities who debuted in Marvel Comics before being introduced to Brazilian readers by Editora Abril.

Jessica Drew made her Brazilian comics debut in 1984's Superaventuras Marvel #28, brought to local readers by Editora Abril in a Bronze Age publishing landscape that was introducing Marvel's rich universe to an entirely new audience. Her appearances span an impressive stretch of nearly three decades across Superaventuras Marvel, Marvel Série I, and Marvel Série II, making her a quiet but persistent presence in Abril's catalog. She keeps genuinely exciting company throughout those pages — sharing adventures with heavy-hitters like Ororo Munroe, Wolverine, Colossus, and Piotr Rasputin — which speaks to the caliber of storytelling she's embedded in. For collectors of Brazilian Marvel editions, tracking down her handful of appearances is a rewarding deep-dive into a beloved era of homegrown comics publishing.