Spiderwoman #9

· Juniorpress · 1,95 NLG; 38 BEF

📊 ~24,354 copies sold its debut month

🌐 Dutch edition · synopsis shown in English

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“Een nieuw leven”

In "Een nieuw leven," Spider-Woman trades her web-slinging for detective work, taking on cases as a private investigator with unexpected help from her neighbor, Scotty McDowell, as they try to stay one step ahead of crime. Written by Michael Fleisher and illustrated by Frank Springer with inks by Mike Esposito and colors by Barry Grossman, this 1984 issue from Juniorpress captures a quieter, more grounded chapter in her story. The cover, by Bob Layton, perfectly frames the shift in tone with a striking, noir-tinged portrait of the character in her new role.

writer Michael Fleisher · artist Frank Springer · artist, inker Mike Esposito · colorist Barry Grossman · cover Bob Layton

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Full credits

writer Michael Fleisher

artist Frank Springer

artist, inker Mike Esposito

colorist Barry Grossman

cover pencils, inks Bob Layton

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Spider-Woman has become a private investigator and receives help from her neighbor, Scotty McDowell, in determining where criminals will strike next.

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