Spider-Woman #83026-0
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis Pocket Books collection gathers the earliest adventures of Jessica Drew, the original Spider-Woman, from her 1970s Marvel Comics series. It reprints the character's debut stories, establishing her unique origin and powers separate from Spider-Man. A foundational volume for fans of classic Bronze Age superheroines and Marvel's supernatural-tinged tales.
In "A Sword in the Hand!", Slapper Struthers is transformed into the armored warrior Excaliber by Morgan Le Fey’s sorcery, wielding a blade that grants him terrifying power. Spider-Woman races to protect Magnus from Excaliber’s rampage, while Jerry Hunt tracks her down, desperate to find her. As the clash between hero and empowered foe escalates, the true key to stopping Excaliber lies not in strength, but in severing his bond with the sword.
In "July 4, 1978...", Spider-Woman digs into the mystery of her father’s death, uncovering a conspiracy tied to James Wyatt and Pyrotechnics Inc. As the Fourth of July approaches, she and Hunt race to stop a dangerous uprising, facing off against a man whose past is deeply entwined with her own.
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↩ Reprints Marvel Spotlight #32 (1977), Spider-Woman #1 (1978), Spider-Woman #2 (1978), Spider-Woman #3 (1978), Spider-Woman #4 (1978), Spider-Woman #5 (1978), Spider-Woman #6 (1978), Spider-Woman #7 (1978), Spider-Woman #8 (1978)
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