Taking a completely different tack on a heroine that needed one to stand out from the crowd of Spider-Men and Spider-Women, Spider-Woman wins for the cover.

Now will the interiors be wroth it?.

James Robinson and Leonard Kirk collaborated on a great Fantastic Four run. Will this continue on a dark take on the Justice League for Marvel?

This seems more likely to be a mini-series, as every other Squadron Supreme book has been.

Marvel owes a great debt to James Gunn for this '70s pop side to Star-Lord.

They might also owe ASCAP.

Jane Foster remains as Thor after Secret Wars -- that is great. Moreover, it's inspirational.

It's almost like the superhero version of W;t, where readers might find a resonance and a courage they didn't expect from a comic book.

I don't know. I just have high hopes for this one.