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When Destiny Calls!
American graphic novel From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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When Destiny Calls!, also known as Spider-Girl and Her Amazing Friends, Keeping the Faith!, and Spider-Girl: The Black Suit Saga, is a graphic novel written by Tom DeFalco, drawn by Ron Frenz, and published by Marvel Comics 2 as the thirteenth volume of the American comic book series Spider-Girl, following Mayday Parker / Spider-Girl, the daughter of Peter Parker / Spider-Man and Mary Jane Watson, as she joins the city's gang war between Canis and Black Tarantula for the title of Kingpin on the side of the latter, taking on a new black suit to replace her tattered one and reluctantly subjecting herself to training at the hands of Elektra while planning to take the Kingpin (Black Tarantula) down, while Fury the Goblin Queen presents herself as the heir to the Green Goblin.[3][4][5]
Part One, All Men Are Jerks!, was released May 5, 2004; Part Two, Buried Alive!, was released May 19, 2004; Part Three, Team Spider, was released June 3, 2004; Part Four, Keeping the Faith!, was released July 8, 2004; Part Five, A Taste for Treachery!, was released August 4, 2004; Part Six, The People Played By Games!, was released September 1, 2004; and Part Seven, When Destiny Calls!, was released October 6, 2004. Preceded by The Games Villains Play, it is followed by the story arc Inside the Beast.[6]
The series received a positive critical reception.[6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19]
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The series follows Mayday Parker / Spider-Girl, sworn to follow in her father's web-tracks, as dealing with a tattered costume and Carolyn Trainer / Doctor Octopus and Canis continuing to be at large, she reluctantly agrees to temporarily partner up with the honourable Kingpin of Crime Black Tarantula for training (willing to help due to Canis' desires to become the new Kingpin, as the apparent heir of Wilson Fisk), taking on a new black suit and being mentored by Elektra Natchios, as her uncle Kaine Parker seeks to take the Kingpin down, and Fury the Goblin Queen presents herself as the heir to the Green Goblin.[19][20]
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Reception
When Destiny Calls! received generally good reviews.[6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19]
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