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Araña. Here comes the Spider-Girl

Araña. Here comes the Spider-Girl

Avery, Fiona, author.
Graphic Novel 2020

"Out of the pages of Amazing Fantasy comes a spectacular hero! She's a wall-crawler for a whole new generation : Anya Corazon, A.K.A. Araña! When scrappy Brooklyn high school student Anya accidentally crosses paths with the mystical Spider Society, she finds herself empowered by a magical tattoo that generates a strange, armored exoskeleton and grants her amazing powers! But as Araña gets more and more involved with the Spider Society, she lear...

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ISBN:
9781302926465
1302926462
Description:
258 pages : chiefly colour illustrations ; 23 cm
Other Title:
Here comes the Spider-Girl
Notes:
"Contains material originally published in magazine form as Amazing fantasy (2004) #1-6 and Araña (2005) #1-6."--Copyright page
Contents:
Amazing fantasy / writer, Fiona Avery ; pencilers, Mark Brooks & Roger Cruz ; inkers, Jaime Mendoza & Victor Olazaba ; color artists, Udon's Larry Molinar & Jeannie Lee ; letterers, VC's Clayton Cowles & Chris Eliopoulos
Araña / writer, Fiona Avery ; penciler, Roger Cruz ; inker, Victor Olazaba ; color artists, Jeannie Lee & Udon Studios ; letterers, VC's Rus Wooton & Chris Eliopoulos
Control Number:
3023766
Other Authors:
Brooks, Mark, 1973- illustrator
Cowles, Clayton, letterer
Cruz, Roger, illustrator
Eliopoulos, Chris, letterer
Lee, Jeannie, 1983- colourist
Mendoza, Jaime, illustrator
Molinar, L. (Larry), colourist
Olazaba, Victor, illustrator
UDON (Firm), colourist
Wooton, Rus, letterer
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