Spiderwoman #12
In "Spiderwoman wordt beroemd!", Spider-Woman faces off against the Grinder, a mechanical menace outfitted by paper magnate Dockery in a bid to generate headlines. As the dust settles, Dockery realizes he needs something even more sensational to keep the public's attention. Written by Michael Fleisher and illustrated by S. Leialoha with inks by M. Esposito and colors by Gaff, the issue features a striking cover by John Byrne and Joe Sinnott.
When paper magnate Dockery stages a publicity stunt by arming the Grinder, Spider-Woman steps in to stop him—only to find her victory is just the beginning. With the spotlight now on her, Dockery sets his sights on something even more sensational, turning the city into his next stage.
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