Spider-Woman, #16 Newsstand
Published: July 1979
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Issue Contents:
All You Need Is Hate!
Characters
- Jessica Drew (mainstream Universe)
- Nekra (mainstream Universe)
- Nekra Sinclair (mainstream Universe)
- Spider-Woman (mainstream Universe)
Credits
- Pencils: Bill Sienkiewicz
- Inks: Joe Rubinstein
Story Notes
Signature is dated 1979.
All You Need Is Hate
"Am I ever in bad shape!"
Storyline
Nekra turns out to be behind the therapy groups and the Kali Cultists.
Characters
- Jerome Beechman (mainstream Universe) [Flashback]
- Black Widow (mainstream Universe) [Flashback]
- Laura Brown (mainstream Universe)
- Barth Bukowski (mainstream Universe)
- Daredevil (mainstream Universe) [Flashback]
- Jessica Drew (mainstream Universe)
- Jerry Hunt (mainstream Universe)
- Doctor Leaman (mainstream Universe)
- Mandrill (mainstream Universe) [Flashback]
- Matt Murdock (mainstream Universe) [Flashback]
- Nekra (mainstream Universe)
- Shanna O'Hara Plunder (mainstream Universe) [Flashback]
- Natasha Romanoff (mainstream Universe) [Flashback]
- Shanna the She-Devil (mainstream Universe) [Flashback]
- Nekra Sinclair (mainstream Universe)
- Spider-Woman (mainstream Universe)
- Ms. Florio
- Dr. Morgan Sachs
Credits
- Script: Mark Gruenwald
- Pencils: Carmine Infantino
- Inks: Al Gordon
- Colors:
- Letters: Justin Yamaguchi
"Hey, gang, remember me telling you about Project X last ish?"
Characters
- Ben Grimm ( Universe)
- H.E.R.B.I.E. ( Universe)
- Invisible Girl ( Universe)
- Mr. Fantastic ( Universe)
- Nighthawk (mainstream Universe)
- Reed Richards ( Universe)
- Susan Storm Richards ( Universe)
- Kyle Richmond (mainstream Universe)
- The Thing ( Universe)
Credits
- Script: Stan Lee
- Pencils: Owen McCarron
- Inks: Owen McCarron
Story Notes
Stan talks about Project X (Epic Illustrated) again, and also plugs the new Fun and Games Magazine (Marvel, 1979 series) #1. includes a small cover preview of Fun and Games Magazine (Marvel, 1979 series) #1, an illustration of Nighthawk, and a small promo ad for the Fantastic Four NBC cartoon show.
The Thing and the Ultimate Weapon!
"The Automic Hydraulo-Press has the power to push through a planet."
Characters
Credits
- Pencils: Sal Buscema
- Inks: Joe Rubinstein
- Letters: Irv Watanabe
Story Notes
Placed between pages 17 and 18 of the main sequence.
"Dear Marvel, One of the weirdest endings in..."
Story Notes
Letters of comment from readers Ed Via, Al Schroeder III, David A. Lofvers, and Greg Cleveland.