Runaways (Vol. 2)
Continuity: Earth-616 (Mainstream)
Title Base: No Spider-Man
Runaways was originally launched as part of the 'Tsunami' of new titles in May 2003. It lasted eighteen issues before being cancelled. After five months of semi-intensive marketing, Runaways was relaunched in a second volume (which is the title we are currently reviewing). The comic has a devoted following from its fans, and has garnered significant critical acclaim. Oddly, it's never had the sales to back it up, which I find totally baffling. This is the best ongoing series Marvel produces. Period.
Runaways (Vol. 2) #10
Summary: Spider-Man and New Avengers appear
Arc: Part 2 of 'East Coast/West Coast' (2-3-4)
| Editor: | MacKenzie Cadenhead |
| Writer: | Brian K. Vaughan |
| Pencils: | Adrian Alphona |
| Inker: | Craig Yeung |
Runaways (Vol. 2) #11
Summary: Spider-Man and New Avengers Appear
Arc: Part 3 of 'East Coast/West Coast' (2-3-4)
| Editor: | MacKenzie Cadenhead |
| Writer: | Brian K. Vaughan |
| Pencils: | Adrian Alphona |
| Inker: | Craig Yeung |
Runaways (Vol. 2) #14
Story: “Parental Guidance”
Summary: Spider-Man Reference (video game character)
Arc: Part 1 of 'Parental Guidance' (1)
| Editor: | MacKenzie Cadenhead |
| Writer: | Brian K. Vaughan |
| Pencils: | Adrian Alphona |
| Inker: | Craig Yeung |
Runaways (Vol. 2) #25
Story: “Dead-End Kids”
Summary: Spider-Man cameo
| Editor: | Nick Lowe |
| Writer: | Joss Whedon |
| Pencils: | Michael Ryan |
| Inker: | Rick Ketcham |
Continuity: Earth-616 (Mainstream)
Title Base: No Spider-Man