Spider-Woman #10
1979
- Series
- Spider-Woman
- Issue
- 10
- Cover date
- Jan 31, 1979
- Story title
- Things That Go Flit in the Night
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Spider-Woman number 10 was published in 1979 as part of the original ongoing series featuring Jessica Drew. Created in the late 1970s to secure the trademark for the name Spider-Woman, the character initially struggled to find a consistent creative direction, shifting between espionage thrillers and more traditional superhero storytelling as the series progressed through its first year.
The issue features artwork by Carmine Infantino, a legendary figure in comic book history known for his definitive runs on The Flash and Batman. Infantino’s distinct, clean aesthetic brought a sense of grounded structure to Drew’s early adventures, reflecting the era’s transition toward more complex, character-driven narratives in Marvel’s stable of titles.
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