Spider-Woman (2020-2022) #10

Spider-Woman (2020) (Single Issues)

by Karla Pacheco, Jung-Geun Yoon (Cover Art), Pere Pérez (Artist)

The fuse lit back in #1 finds its destination. Spider-Woman has crossed so many lines, leading to this moment and an offer to embrace the destiny forged by her Hydra years. Will she take it? You may think you know what a super hero would choose, but Jessica has a habit of defying expectations.

Genres: Comics, Marvel, Graphic Novels Comics

25 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 17, 2021

Reviews

[Liz (Quirky Cat)]

Marvel’s SPIDER-WOMAN #10, available now, brings us back to a very desperate Jessica Drew. She’s more determined than ever to solve her current dilemma and get back home. Written by Karla Pacheco, with artwork from Pere Perez, Frank D’Armata, and VC’s Travis Lanham, this is the issue many fans have been waiting for.

From the very start, this whole series has been about Jessica Drew and her quest for a cure. Not just for herself, but for her son – and others. Along the way, she learned that her family was larger than she thought. Given her history with family, it’s safe to assume that they brought with them even more complications.

The temporary fix that Spider-Woman has found leaves her more unstable – and more dangerous – than ever, which brings us to Spider-Woman #10. She’s teamed up with an unlikely ally, and we all saw how wonderfully that went (please note the sarcasm).

Read the rest of my review over at Monkeys Fighting Robots

[Casey Anderson]

Loved this. Cant wait to read more.

[Jacob Helberg]

So happy we are done with the whole retrieve the serum arc. It was pretty good but the last couple of issues were a bore. I'm excited for her to return to the normal Jessica Drew and I did think the last two pages were really funny.

[Nicky]

I thought this was a good end to the 10 issue story arc with some great action as always with this run but a little less of the craziness so I found it more enjoyable. I'm curious as to what is next but I think I'll be trade waiting instead going forward.

[Scratch]

A little too rushed.

[James]

3.25 stars.