Black Widow Vol. 2: I Am Black Widow
/vol-1-ties-that-bind-TP.jpg)
/vol-3-die-by-the-blade-TP.jpg)
/vol-2-i-am-black-widow-TP.jpg "Black Widow Vol. 2: I Am Black Widow")
| Writer | Kelly Thompson |
| Artist | Rafael de Latorre, Elena Casagrande |
| Paperback: | Oct 27, 2021, $15.99 |
The Black Widow wraps her web around the Golden Gate! Natasha Romanoff has just been through the most emotional adventure of her long life, and the experience has left her looking to do things differently. Now allies new and old will come to her aid as the Widow returns to San Francisco! With a new suit, a new base of operations and a new perspective, Natasha sets her sights on a mysterious emerging threat in the city by the bay - a villain known only as Apogee. But Natasha might not be as ahead of the game as she thought, and not everyone in her orbit is exactly what they seem! San Francisco desperately needs the Black Widow - it just doesn' more
ISSUES
Back to Top| Rating | Collected Issues | Reviews |
|---|---|---|
| Black Widow #6 | 9 | |
| Black Widow #7 | 8 | |
| Black Widow #8 | 7 | |
| Black Widow #9 | 8 | |
| Black Widow #10 | 7 |
USER REVIEWS
Back to Top-
4.0
Black Widow, by Kelly Thompson and Elena Casagrande (Marvel) This run seemingly came out of nowhere last year and took home the 2021 Eisner for "Best New Series". I was pleasantly surprised by the tone and feel of the first volume ("The Ties That Bind"). Even though the 2016 Waid/Samnee series is probably an overall superior run, I've reread the first Thompson/Casagrande volume and it's my favorite Black Widow story. It's not perfect, (I found at least one major villain flaw and at least one direction I would have preferred they had done differently), but it was a buildup and setup that was just pure fun. I love the friends that come to help and the unique dynamic between each. There is a desperation and a "badassery" exhibited by our more
+ Like • Comment -
9.0
2025 In Review:
