Spider-Woman, #15 British
Published: June 1979
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Death Cult!
Characters
- Maximillian Coleridge (mainstream Universe)
- Jessica Drew (mainstream Universe)
- Shroud (mainstream Universe)
- Spider-Woman (mainstream Universe)
- Laura Brown (mainstream Universe)
- Jerry Hunt (mainstream Universe)
Credits
- Pencils: Bill Sienkiewicz
- Inks: Bob McLeod
Into the Heart of Darkness!
"It's been one of those nights."
Storyline
Spider-Woman and the Shroud infiltrate a S.H.I.E.L.D. headquarters to find information that helps them track down and capture most of the Cult of Kali
Characters
- Maximillian Coleridge (mainstream Universe) [Origin]
- Jessica Drew (mainstream Universe)
- Shroud (mainstream Universe) [Origin]
- Spider-Woman (mainstream Universe)
- Laura Brown (mainstream Universe)
- Jerry Hunt (mainstream Universe)
- Doctor Leaman (mainstream Universe)
- Nekra (mainstream Universe)
- Nekra Sinclair (mainstream Universe)
Credits
- Script: Mark Gruenwald
- Pencils: Carmine Infantino
- Inks: Al Gordon
- Colors: Rob Justus
- Letters: Joe Rosen
"So there I was a few weeks ago, gabbin' with a gaggle of undergrads during a light-hearted lecture at the College of S. Thomas in Minnesota."
Characters
- Colossus (mainstream Universe)
- Cyclops (mainstream Universe)
- Ben Grimm ( Universe)
- H.E.R.B.I.E. ( Universe)
- Invisible Girl ( Universe)
- Logan (mainstream Universe)
- Mr. Fantastic ( Universe)
- Piotr Rasputin (mainstream Universe)
- Reed Richards ( Universe)
- Susan Storm Richards ( Universe)
- Scott Summers (mainstream Universe)
- The Thing ( Universe)
- Wolverine (mainstream Universe)
Credits
- Script: Stan Lee
- Pencils: Dave Cockrum
- Inks: Terry Austin
Story Notes
Stan talks about a mysterious new magazine Marvel are currently designing, to be aimed at a predominantly adult audience, that he dubs "Project X". (This will ultimately turn out to be Epic Illustrated (Marvel, 1980 series.) Includes a small cover preview of The X-Men (Marvel, 1963 series) #122, and a small promo ad for the Fantastic Four NBC cartoon show.
Spider-Man in "Hotshot on the Block"
"Oooops! That was too close for comfort."
Characters
- Peter Parker (Hostess Ads Universe)
- Spider-Man (Hostess Ads Universe)
- Hotshot
Credits
- Pencils: Sal Buscema
- Letters: Irv Watanabe
Story Notes
Inking credit originally credited to Joe Rubinstein. Per Facebook Messenger conversation on 13 September 2018, Rubinstein confirmed he did not do the inking on this advertisement.
"Dear Marvel, If SPIDER-WOMAN #11 had had nothing..."
Story Notes
Letters of comment from readers Ed Via, Danny M. Davids, Jeffrey Lowndes, and Chris Davis.