Spider-Girl #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Secret Lives!", May Parker navigates the weight of growing up while her friends stand by Courtney after a devastating accident. With Spider-Man lending a hand against the twin threats of Funny Face and Angel Face, tensions rise—and a moment of clarity helps Alison Mongrain choose peace over vengeance. Written by Tom DeFalco and Pat Olliffe, with art by Pat Olliffe and inks by Sal Buscema, this heartfelt issue blends action and emotional stakes, all wrapped in a striking cover by Patrick Olliffe and Al Williamson.
When Spider-Girl finds herself sidelined by her hero friends after a string of missteps with Angel Face and Crazy Eight, a surprising new ally emerges—Felicity, clad in a Scarlet Spider suit and ready to prove she’s not just a fan, but a force to be reckoned with.
In "Through a Mother's Eyes," Peter returns to the Spider-Man mantle only to be swiftly overwhelmed by Kaine, forcing a tense confrontation with May over whether Felicity should take up the Scarlet Spider identity. The story unfolds through a deeply personal lens, exploring the weight of legacy and the fragile line between protection and empowerment.
In "Forgiveness!", May keeps vigil at Courtney's hospital bedside after a tragic accident, while Spider-Girl and the Warriors face off against Funny Face and Angel Face with Spider-Man’s help. As tensions rise, Alison Mongrain confronts her rage, forced to reckon with the truth that May has grown into someone strong and safe—changing everything.
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