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Set in the shared Franchise/MarvelUniverse, it's one of [[ComicBook/SilkMarvelComics several series]] starring [[Characters/SilkMarvelComics Cindy Moon]], the titular Silk, a superhero who was bitten by the same radioactive spider as [[Characters/SpiderManPeterParker Spider-Man]], developing similar powers.
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Set in the shared Franchise/MarvelUniverse, it's one of [[ComicBook/SilkMarvelComics several series]] starring [[Characters/SilkMarvelComics Cindy Moon]], the titular Silk, a superhero who was bitten by the same radioactive spider as [[Characters/SpiderManPeterParker [[Characters/MarvelComicsPeterParker Spider-Man]], developing similar powers.
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Set in the shared Franchise/MarvelUniverse, it stars [[Characters/SilkMarvelComics Cindy Moon]], the titular Silk, a superhero who was bitten by the same radioactive spider as [[Characters/SpiderManPeterParker Spider-Man]], developing similar powers.
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Set in the shared Franchise/MarvelUniverse, it stars [[Characters/SilkMarvelComics Cindy Moon]], the titular Characters/{{Silk|MarvelComics}}, a superhero who was bitten by the same radioactive spider as Spider-Man, developing similar powers.
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Set in the shared Franchise/MarvelUniverse, it stars [[Characters/SilkMarvelComics Cindy Moon]], the titular Characters/{{Silk|MarvelComics}}, Silk, a superhero who was bitten by the same radioactive spider as Spider-Man, [[Characters/SpiderManPeterParker Spider-Man]], developing similar powers.
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Now, however, her life seems to be in a rut. And something or someone uncovered in a ancient South Korean ruin is waking up - and setting its sights on the 21st century.
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Now, however, her life seems to be in a rut. And something or someone uncovered in a ancient South Korean ruin is waking up - and setting its sights on the 21st century.
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* ReducedToDust: When the Manyeo begins her ritual, [[spoiler:Dr. Ferguson is hiding behind a column. Silk warns him to get clear, but appears to be blasted to ash and crumbles away. Once the ritual's disrupted and the Manyeo's banished, he seems to be alive and well, though]].
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* ReducedToDust: When the Manyeo begins her ritual, [[spoiler:Dr. Ferguson is hiding behind a column. Silk warns him to get clear, but he appears to be blasted to ash and crumbles away. Once the ritual's disrupted and the Manyeo's banished, he seems to be alive and well, though]].
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* BigBad: The titular witch is the Manyeo, who's been entombed for centuries in Korea but is now revived in a New York museum. Her LifeDrinker powers restore her youth and inflict RapidAging on her victims, but she has a much bigger scheme in mind - by targeting famous figures who are adored and respected by their followers, she can tap into "worship energy", store it, and use RitualMagic to [[spoiler:change time, rewriting the world with elements of MakeWrongWhatOnceWentRight and becoming the ruler of the long-gone kingdom of Joseon. Exactly how it would work is unclear, as Cindy interrupts the plan, but it seems to be a case of overwriting the present rather than the Manyeo directly changing the past]].
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* ReducedToDust: When the Manyeo begins her ritual, [[spoiler:Dr. Ferguson is hiding behind a column. Silk warns him to get clear, but appears to be blasted to ash and crumbles away. Once the ritual's disrupted and the Manyeo's banished, he seems to be alive and well, though]].
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* ThenLetMeBeEvil: Songi, the Manyeo, was born with the ability to drain and redirect LifeEnergy. She initially used it for healing, with volunteers offering energy to help her patients. When she was accused of evil magic despite helping people, she decided she might as well be the person her enemies claimed she was.
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* RousingSpeech: After Threats & Menaces fails to get any footage of the battle at Luna Snow's concert - unlike many of the concertgoers with smartphones - Jonah stands up and gathers the staff for a morale-raising speech about how they need to try harder, but the old ways are best. It's cut short when his knee painfully gives out and he has to sit down again.
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* ShoutOut: Cindy's brother Albert is singing along to Music/{{Twice}}'s "Cry For Me" when Cindy unexpectedly returns from the fight at Luna Snow's concert.
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* TheMerch: [[invoked]]After Luna Snow's concert is attacked, she offers Cindy a couple of the tour t-shirts as a thank-you for helping to fight off the attackers.
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* ContinuityNod: When talking to Dr. Sinclair, Cindy mentions that she's no longer having to deal with "cat demons of evil tech geniuses" - the two villains of her [[ComicBook/Silk2021 last series]].
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* ContinuityNod: When talking to Dr. Sinclair, Cindy mentions that she's no longer having to deal with "cat demons of or evil tech geniuses" - the two villains of her [[ComicBook/Silk2021 last series]].
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* ContinuityNod: When talking to Dr. Sinclair, Cindy mentions that she's no longer having to deal with "cat demons of evil tech geniuses" - the two villains of her [[ComicBook/Silk2021 last series]].
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The first issue was released January 19, 2022.
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* TheBusCameBack: Cindy's therapist, Doctor Sinclair, appears in a ''Silk'' comic for the first time in over four years (and her first appearance in the Franchise/MarvelUniverse for two years, since ''ComicBook/TheUnstoppableWasp''). Sinclair's absence was a plot point in the [[ComicBook/Silk2021 previous series]] of ''Silk''.
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* TheBusCameBack: Cindy's therapist, Doctor Sinclair, appears in a ''Silk'' comic for the first time in over four years (and makes her first appearance in the Franchise/MarvelUniverse for two years, since ''ComicBook/TheUnstoppableWasp''). Sinclair's absence was a plot point in the [[ComicBook/Silk2021 previous series]] of ''Silk''.
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* DescriptionCut: Cindy tells her therapist that she's been foiling criminal masterminds, living an exciting social life, enjoying her exciting job and exploring the city's great food. The accompanying montage shows that she's bored in her personal and work life, living on junk food, and only dealing with petty crooks as Silk, not supervillains.
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* TheBusCameBack: Cindy's therapist, Doctor Sinclair, appears in a ''Silk'' comic for the first time in over four years (and her first appearance in the Franchise/MarvelUniverse for two years, since ''ComicBook/TheUnstoppableWasp''). Sinclair's absence was a plot point in the [[ComicBook/Silk2021 previous series]] of ''Silk''.
* DescriptionCut: Cindy tells hertherapist therapist, Doctor Sinclair, that she's been foiling criminal masterminds, living an exciting social life, enjoying her exciting job and exploring the city's great food. The accompanying montage shows that she's bored in her personal and work life, living on junk food, and only dealing with petty crooks as Silk, not supervillains.
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* RapidAging: The witch's victims are young people who immediately become elderly and infirm. Thankfully, the that's reversed when her power's broken.
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* RapidAging: The witch's victims are young people who immediately become elderly and infirm. Thankfully, the that's reversed when her power's broken.
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''Silk'' (subtitled ''Age of the Witch'' for the collected edition) is a 2022 comic book limited series from Creator/MarvelComics. It's written by Creator/EmilyKim with art by Takeshi Miyazawa and color art by Ian Herring.
Set in the shared Franchise/MarvelUniverse, it stars [[Characters/SilkMarvelComics Cindy Moon]], the titular Characters/{{Silk|MarvelComics}}, a superhero who was bitten by the same radioactive spider as Spider-Man, developing similar powers.
Cindy spent a decade isolated in a bunker, persuaded that her powers would attract other-dimensional predators to the world. Since emerging she's slowly pieced her life back together, reuniting her family and taking a job as a journalist.
Now, however, her life seems to be in a rut. And something or someone uncovered in a ancient South Korean ruin is waking up - and setting its sights on the 21st century.
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!!''Silk'' (2022) contains examples of the following tropes:
* DescriptionCut: Cindy tells her therapist that she's been foiling criminal masterminds, living an exciting social life, enjoying her exciting job and exploring the city's great food. The accompanying montage shows that she's bored in her personal life and only dealing with petty crooks as Silk, not supervillains.
* RapidAging: The witch's victims are young people who immediately become elderly and infirm. Thankfully, the that's reversed when her power's broken.
* RecycledTitle: As with Cindy's three previous solo titles, the comic is simply called ''Silk''. The collected editions [[{{Retronym}} add a subtitle]], ''Age of the Witch'', to help disambiguate it.
* {{Retronym}}: The series was originally published as simply ''Silk'' (a RecycledTitle), but became ''Silk: Age of the Witch'' for the collected edition.
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Set in the shared Franchise/MarvelUniverse, it stars [[Characters/SilkMarvelComics Cindy Moon]], the titular Characters/{{Silk|MarvelComics}}, a superhero who was bitten by the same radioactive spider as Spider-Man, developing similar powers.
Cindy spent a decade isolated in a bunker, persuaded that her powers would attract other-dimensional predators to the world. Since emerging she's slowly pieced her life back together, reuniting her family and taking a job as a journalist.
Now, however, her life seems to be in a rut. And something or someone uncovered in a ancient South Korean ruin is waking up - and setting its sights on the 21st century.
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!!''Silk'' (2022) contains examples of the following tropes:
* DescriptionCut: Cindy tells her therapist that she's been foiling criminal masterminds, living an exciting social life, enjoying her exciting job and exploring the city's great food. The accompanying montage shows that she's bored in her personal life and only dealing with petty crooks as Silk, not supervillains.
* RapidAging: The witch's victims are young people who immediately become elderly and infirm. Thankfully, the that's reversed when her power's broken.
* RecycledTitle: As with Cindy's three previous solo titles, the comic is simply called ''Silk''. The collected editions [[{{Retronym}} add a subtitle]], ''Age of the Witch'', to help disambiguate it.
* {{Retronym}}: The series was originally published as simply ''Silk'' (a RecycledTitle), but became ''Silk: Age of the Witch'' for the collected edition.
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