Natasha Romanov: Black Widow Appreciation 2020

[chicago_bastard]

CAMPBELL, PAREL, HUGHES, More Sting with BLACK WIDOW #1 Covers

https://www.newsarama.com/49358-blac...covers.html#s2

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I want one.

[Winterboy]

Another teaser.

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[kcekada]

Another teaser.

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Okay -- that looks promising. I'd really like to see a more action-packed series this time around.

[ed2962]

I'm a huge sucker for the Edmonson/Noto solo personally.

Same here. I think it's really underrated.

[millernumber1]

Same here. I think it's really underrated.

For art alone, it's great. And I think the writing, while not top notch, does some good things, particularly by coming up with Elijah and a new villain.

[Winterboy]

For art alone, it's great. And I think the writing, while not top notch, does some good things, particularly by coming up with Elijah and a new villain.

Not my favorite. I don't know, something about Noto's sequential pages don't works for me.

[Winterboy]

Black Widow in Avengers #32.

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[OOTCS]

Black Widow in Avengers #32.

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I'm surprised at how much I like this! I haven't been following the book and didn't realize Natasha was still with the team. Also, I like that they're back to calling her Romanova instead of Romanoff.

[ed2962]

For art alone, it's great. And I think the writing, while not top notch, does some good things, particularly by coming up with Elijah and a new villain.

I thought on a craft level, the writing was fine. My biggest problem with the script ( and I realize it's a subjective thing), is that Nat's characterization leaned a little too heavily into the modern take of "BW is a lonely female assassin who doesn't always open up to people." And I'm someone who was introduced to the bronze age version ( ex-DD sidekick, Champion, will guest stars here and there), so I think "Hey, she might not always be the life of the party, but she knows how to make friends."

As far as blending the modern/classic take I kinda liked how Kely Thompson(?) wrote her in Avengers Assemble. A serious person, but not stand offish. The BW,Spider Woman, Spider Girl team up was pretty fun.

[Frontier]

As far as blending the modern/classic take I kinda liked how Kely Thompson(?) wrote her in Avengers Assemble. A serious person, but not stand offish. The BW,Spider Woman, Spider Girl team up was pretty fun.

I'm pretty sure it was Kelly Sue DeConnick on Assemble.

[Winterboy]

I thought on a craft level, the writing was fine. My biggest problem with the script ( and I realize it's a subjective thing), is that Nat's characterization leaned a little too heavily into the modern take of "BW is a lonely female assassin who doesn't always open up to people." And I'm someone who was introduced to the bronze age version ( ex-DD sidekick, Champion, will guest stars here and there), so I think "Hey, she might not always be the life of the party, but she knows how to make friends."

As far as blending the modern/classic take I kinda liked how Kely Thompson(?) wrote her in Avengers Assemble. A serious person, but not stand offish. The BW,Spider Woman, Spider Girl team up was pretty fun.

Kelly Sue DeConnick .

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[ed2962]

I'm pretty sure it was Kelly Sue DeConnick on Assemble.

Ouch! My bad!

[ed2962]

Kelly Sue DeConnick .

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Yes, I'm embarrassed that I got them mixed up!

[Winterboy]

Yes, I'm embarrassed that I got them mixed up!

No problem, my friend.

[Winterboy]

Promos
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BW in Avengers: The Initiative...

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