SPIDER-WOMAN #1 by Karla Pacheco and Pere Pérez hits stores March 18th, and award-winning graphic designer Chip Kidd has created a striking die-cut variant cover that perfectly captures the dangerous and mysterious allure Jessica Drew is known for! Celebrate Spider-Woman’s brand-new series by picking up this exceptional version of the explosive first issue!
ATTENTION RETAILERS: Due to production lead times, please remember to place your orders for this die-cut variant by Monday, January 13th!
SPIDER-WOMAN 1 CHIP KIDD DIE CUT VARIANT (DEC191017)
Written by KARLA PACHECO
Art by PERE PÉREZ
Colors by FRANK D’ARMATA
Variant Cover by CHIP KIDD
8 hours ago, mako said:Oh Lord. Questionable costume designs, die-cut covers . . . it's the 90s all over again. All we need are polybags, trading card pack-ins and DNA pen artist autographs.
Yep. I suppose anything that will entice the (relative) handful of floppie collectors still out there to buy multiple issues of the same comic. I suppose it doesn't really hurt anybody though. Hopefully it is of some benefit to comic store owners, altho i gotthe sense that the owner who did all the "tilting at windmills" columns back in the day at CBR viewed these as a headache when it came to ordering.
I will say that i enjoy it when a trade paperback includes a gallery of alternate covers in the back.
5 hours ago, mako said:Oh Lord. Questionable costume designs, die-cut covers . . . it's the 90s all over again. All we need are polybags, trading card pack-ins and DNA pen artist autographs.
Don't forget the foil covers. Also the trading cards idea is back, one of IDW's TF comics last year came with a free pack of cards for the TF TCG
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