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Cover: Pat Olliffe & Al Williamson

Spider-Girl #4

Sep 2005 · Marvel · 7.99 USD; 12.75 CAD

“Turning Point”

In "Turning Point," Spider-Girl finds herself in a tense clash with Wild Thing—only to discover their forces are aligned when Sabreclaw and Enthralla strike. Written by Tom DeFalco and Ron Frenz, with art by DeFalco and Frenz, this 2005 issue delivers a sharp, character-driven moment of teamwork and tension, rendered in dynamic style by Sal Buscema’s inks and Bob Sharen’s colors. The cover, by Pat Olliffe and Al Williamson, captures the moment of revelation with bold, expressive detail.

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writer, artist Tom DeFalco · writer, artist Ron Frenz · inker Sal Buscema · colorist Bob Sharen · letterer Dave Sharpe · cover Pat Olliffe, Al Williamson

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Full credits

writer, artist Tom DeFalco

writer, artist Ron Frenz

inker Sal Buscema

colorist Bob Sharen

letterer Dave Sharpe

cover pencils Pat Olliffe

cover inks Al Williamson

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Spider-Girl mixes it up with Wild Thing before they realize that they are actually on the same side and team-up to battle Sabreclaw and Enthralla.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).