Diannah

The pilot was "meh", although the show does have potential.

Good guy for the role! Now I am 110% psyched for season 2, although I was already 100% psyched for it. Daredevil is the best show on tv, bar none.

Corey, you kill me! Under Spider-Gwen: "that's always where Rodriguez's art shines". His art wouldn't shine under the light of a supernova!

Seriously though, Spider-Gwen is always a must-read for me, because the story far outweighs what the visuals lack.

I'm with you except for Silk, for reasons I discussed under the Silk thread. Basically, I'm tired of Dan Slott's revenge, aka the "completely evil" Black Cat.

I couldn't agree more! Ever since FF, I've been a huge fan of their very distinctive and beautiful artwork.

What is it about Spider-Gwen and Spider-ham that works? I have no clue, but they just work well together.

It's not often the diversity bandwagon rolls over a character where I don't see it as somewhat gratuitous (just a way to bow to the gods of PC). However, a black Felicia Hardy? THAT is a clever change.

I feel your pain. Unfortunately, as long as Spider-Gwen sells well, Marvel won't break up the artistic group making it. And as long as Jason Latour is writing these stories, I'll keep buying them in spite of "art from Nickelodeon rejects".

@stahlflamme: Excellent point. She's not even interesting like this. Before, she was a wonderfully layered character that was believable in her odd way, and walked the line between good and evil. Now she's just a 2 dimensional villain full of hate.

@sprior93: That was incisive.

Any list without A-Force #1 is just wrong. Sorry guys. :-P

I will give Corey credit for the Spider-Gwen #4 pick, which is a close second for a great story. But the art in A-Force swallows Spider-Gwen like a megalodon munching on an artichoke.