Skyknight
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Cult favourate "MJ Loves Spider-Man" will be relaunched with issue one following the departure of original head writer Sean McKeever. His replacement will be the writer of the acclaimed Strangers In Paradise series Terry Moore.
SIP is well-known for being notoriously dramatic, with a lot of tragic and very deep characters bouncing off one another (not even figurativley), it should fit perfectly well into the evolution of the characters beyond high-school chasing. I personally might not bother with it now, as McKeever's run ended superbly on an open-ended resolution of Peter and MJ's relationship despite both falling out with Harry and Gwen irrepairably.
MJ Loves Spidey may be far more romance-centerd, but its a superior title to most Spidey books, and arguably better than Ultimate Bendis-Ham.
SIP is well-known for being notoriously dramatic, with a lot of tragic and very deep characters bouncing off one another (not even figurativley), it should fit perfectly well into the evolution of the characters beyond high-school chasing. I personally might not bother with it now, as McKeever's run ended superbly on an open-ended resolution of Peter and MJ's relationship despite both falling out with Harry and Gwen irrepairably.
MJ Loves Spidey may be far more romance-centerd, but its a superior title to most Spidey books, and arguably better than Ultimate Bendis-Ham.
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