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    Spider-Island tie-in! As the Society of the Wasps mobilizes an army to put a permanent end to ALL spiders, Spider-Girl to fight side-by-side with the Kingpin! But if Spider-Girl is Kingpin’s enforcer, where does that leave the Hobgoblin, and will he prove the deadliest threat of all? Paul Tobin and Pepe Larraz bring the battle of the bugs!

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    "Kingpin and Spider-girl, sittin' in a tree." 0

    Spider-Island: The Amazing Spider-Girl #2 - And Crept Up Beside Her... by duo_forbidden on September 17, 2011

    Synopsis: In order to take down the Society of the Wasp, Anya must team up with The Kingpin.What's Good?What worried me about the way the plot seemed to be going, was the inevitable betrayal by the Kingpin someway, somehow. However, it's nice to see that Anya is not stupid to immediately team up with him despite him knowing her secret identity. It's only till another spider tells her that she has no choice, seeing how every other superhero is dealing with the spider epidemic. But the Society of ...

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    Spider-Island: The Amazing Spider-Girl #2 - And Crept Up Beside Her... by elcapitan on September 14, 2011

    When you’ve only got three issues to make your mark, you really can’t waste one lollygagging about. Spider-Girl #1 did not take advantage of its opportunity. Instead of working on this teamwork story that Tobin started pushing to the forefront in the last few pages of #1, he spent most of that book focused on fancy fighting and action spreads. Story focus returns in issue #2, but the promise has only got one more issue to play out and I have a feeling it could get crowded.I should really talk ab...

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