Marvel Icons (powers Bureau Vol. 2, #7 12)

In December 2009, Web of Spider-Man volume 2 debuted as a new anthology title replacing Amazing Spider-Man Family, with the initial story written by J. M. DeMatteis focusing on Kaine. The title also served as the new home for Spider-Girl, who was written by Tom DeFalco and illustrated by Ron Frenz, the character having first appeared on Marvel.com as The Spectacular Spider-Girl. The stories feature characters tied to "The Gauntlet" storyline, such as Electro, the Rhino, the Lizard, and many more from Spider-Man's colorful rogues gallery, each titled "Gauntlet: Origins, …".

In December 2009, Web of Spider-Man volume 2 debuted as a new anthology title replacing Amazing Spider-Man Family, with the initial story written by J. M. DeMatteis focusing on Kaine. The title also served as the new home for Spider-Girl, who was written by Tom DeFalco and illustrated by Ron Frenz, the character having first appeared on Marvel.com as The Spectacular Spider-Girl. The stories feature characters tied to "The Gauntlet" storyline, such as Electro, the Rhino, the Lizard, and many more from Spider-Man's colorful rogues gallery, each titled "Gauntlet: Origins, …".

Black Canary es una de las superheroínas DC más antiguas, claro que en la versión de la madre de la BC actual, Dinah Drake-Lance, apareciendo por primera vez en 1947. Posterior al mega evento Crisis on Infinite Earths, se redefinió al personaje dando protagonismo a su hija, Dinah Laurel Lance, quien había crecido admirando a sus tíos y tías de la JSA; es más, uno de ellos, Wildcat, fue su principal entrenador de combate cuerpo a cuerpo, lo que sumado a su "grito de canario" una especie de grito hipersónico, hicieron que fuera aceptada en la JLA. Es en esta agrupación en que conoce y, con el tiempo, se enamora de Oliver Queen, aka Green Arrow, con todos los altos y bajos, matrimonio incluido, formando una de las buenas parejas que ha tenido el mundo de DC.