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Fortune & Glory: The Musical
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'In the midst of the unprecedented success of Brian Michael Bendis’s character-defining run on Ultimate Spider-Man, and the box office record-breaking Spider-Man films, the writer received a phone call that no one could have predicted. Spidey was going to Broadway, and Bendis was being tapped to collaborate with rock royalty to help the webslinger “find his voice” on stage. Could he overcome his own ignorance about musicals, or would he exit stage left before production began?' - Dark Horse
( Scans under the cut... )
thanekosIssue #3'd ended on one of them, Selva the Entomologist, landing on her feet.
She lay at the termination of her fall, her legs broken. She was somewhere in the abdomen of what she and her two fellows'd climbed into - what the three of them vaguely understood as a giant's body, a gigantic corpse into which their colleague and leader Hildur'd vanished.
The other two, Abby and Zara (plus Hildur's dog Galko), looked down the hole that'd opened under Selva.
( It was deep and dark. )
She lay at the termination of her fall, her legs broken. She was somewhere in the abdomen of what she and her two fellows'd climbed into - what the three of them vaguely understood as a giant's body, a gigantic corpse into which their colleague and leader Hildur'd vanished.
The other two, Abby and Zara (plus Hildur's dog Galko), looked down the hole that'd opened under Selva.
( It was deep and dark. )
