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Spider-Girl: The End! (2010) #1

Spider-Girl: The End! (2010) #1
Writer: 
Tom DeFalco
Penciller: 
Ron Frenz
Orig. Published: 
August 25, 2010
Format: 
Comic 
UPC: 
5960607403-00111

The Story: (hide) THIS IS IT! In a story spanning the history of the MC2 Universe, witness the battle you've been waiting for as Mayday Parker takes on her own clone, April! The fate of the Parker family hangs in the balance -- and so does an entire universe! The last stand of the Amazing Spider-Girl is here! Rated A …$3.99

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RenegadeClone
 
 

The End? Why does Marvel start these other realities and then drop them? 2099 - only exists in video games now. What ever happened to DP7 and company? I happened to like Spider-Girl and her contemporaries in MC2. Why The End? Marvel could at least let this fantastic character and reality wait until someone's ready to do more with it instead of killing it off. Personally, I'm disgusted that I ...


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