If only comics were like TV shows

Tom DeFalco tried with books that had much the same structure and appeal as his M2 work, and they sunk with barely a trace. I remember they were offered by Image, but I don't even recall the titles at this point.

I suspect a significant portion of Spider-Girl's readers were hardcore continuity fans who loved seeing storylines like the Clone Saga revisited. (Personally, that kind of plotting was why I gave up on the book.) Those fans wouldn't see the point in buying a similar book from another company, or they'd be reading Meridian or Akiko or other titles

Mr. Right for no issues. (solicitations cancelled before it came out)

-Ralf Haring 'The mind must be the harder, the heart the keener, the spirit the greater, as our strength grows less.' -Byrhtwold, The Battle of Maldon

I hated the clone saga and am not one to worry too much about decades old continuity and I enjoyed the first (only?) Spider-girl TPB. It was fun, well written with good pencils. I was entertained for awhile and that's what I enjoyed about it. Maybe some fans were there just for the references to old continuity, but I would gladly buy the rest of the issues in TPB form if they entertained me the way the first did.

Thanks, I knew someone would remember them!

The early issues were telling stories that weren't as nearly continuity-involved as they are now, if I remember correctly.