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Cover: Bob Budiansky & Tom Palmer

Spider-Woman #18

Sep 1979 · Marvel · 0.40 USD
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“Sins of the Flesh!”

That cover by Bob Budiansky and Tom Palmer makes an immediate impression: Spider-Woman in her red-and-yellow costume braces herself as a massive, grotesquely melting creature looms over her, its dripping, corrosive form already spattering her suit. The story title "Sins of the Flesh!" fits the visceral, unsettling imagery perfectly, promising a distinctly creepy threat for 1979 Marvel horror-adventure fans. With Gruenwald scripting and Infantino on interior art, this issue blends suspense and the macabre in a way that holds up as a genuinely gripping chapter of Spider-Woman's solo run.

writer Gruenwald · artist Infantino · inker Esposito · colorist Roger Slifer · letterer Costanza · writer John Wilburn · cover Bob Budiansky, Tom Palmer

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writer Gruenwald
artist Infantino
inker Esposito
colorist Roger Slifer
letterer Costanza
cover pencils Bob Budiansky
cover inks Tom Palmer

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Spider-Woman battles the Waxman, to the death.

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