CBR: Bendis Talks Spider-Woman

[CBR News]

Marvel's new "Spider-Woman" series debuts as a motion comic today on iTunes, and CBR News speaks with writer Brian Michael Bendis about what fans can expect from both the animated and print versions of the series.


Full article here.

[Sighphi]

I hope this book explains how she got her powers back . . . . . . . . .

[Maestro]

The motion comic looked pretty good! not sure whether I like Jessica's voice though. Agent Brand sounded better IMO. but still, looked really nice

[CaptainCanada]

It's an interesting format idea (though it seems almost like a slicker version of those mid-60s cartoons).

[Sighphi]

It's an interesting format idea (though it seems almost like a slicker version of those mid-60s cartoons).

Yeah but motion comics have been out for a while now.
Marvel is getting in very late in the game.

[Joe Acro]

I hope this book explains how she got her powers back . . . . . . . . .

We already know that. The Skrulls, posing as a faction of HYDRA, gave her powers.

[PeBe]

I think this format is definitely worth checking out. I watched the trailer on YouTube: Trailer Here, and it looks good so far. ;P

From what I hear, the episodes are 10-12 minutes and only 0.99 cents on iTunes, which seems like a pretty good bang for the buck, compared to the $3.99 that the print comic will be.

Here's the link to the motion comic on iTunes if anyone's curious: Here

[ian33407]

Earlier fan of 'Spiderwoman' so I'm happy that things really move on.
The cast of characters of the original serie was one of the most interesting of the MU and I hope the two artists will reach this level. As we could have read since a long time, this actually their goal so I'm very confident.Bendis sound as on the top about it, and we couldn't dream better choice than Alex Maleev for the art.

Can't really wait...

[Sighphi]

We already know that. The Skrulls, posing as a faction of HYDRA, gave her powers.

..........No.
The operation to give her, her powers back was the ruse that was used to replace her.

Why would the SKrull go through with the operation?
Sh!ts and giggles?

[Jmacq1]

..........No.
The operation to give her, her powers back was the ruse that was used to replace her.

Why would the SKrull go through with the operation?
Sh!ts and giggles?

The simple answer may be: The Skrulls needed her powers reactivated in order to properly replicate them for Veranke.

[Sighphi]

The simple answer may be: The Skrulls needed her powers reactivated in order to properly replicate them for Veranke.

The Skrull needed to give her powers to power their chick......
That's like saying i need a car for my car.

[Maestro]

stop whining about her powers plz, it's old

[Joe Acro]

..........No.
The operation to give her, her powers back was the ruse that was used to replace her.

Why would the SKrull go through with the operation?
Sh!ts and giggles?

Just like with all the other heroes, they could only undetectably mimic the heroes powers and memories as long as the host source was alive (and powered).

They gave her her powers back in order to use her as a battery, of sorts, to charge Veranke.

[Methalius]

The Skrull needed to give her powers to power their chick......
That's like saying i need a car for my car.

Actually it would be more like saying, you needed an engine for your car. Why clone essentially a depowered Spider-Woman?

[tridon]

I hope Bendis and Maleev stay on this title long enough to make "Spider-Woman" the longest running female superhero comic in history. Now that would be quite sweet. That and I know that as soon as they leave the title, it'll most likely get canned.