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Variant Cover Art for White Widow #1 (2023)
Artist: https://www.arieldiazart.com/
Source: https://leagueofcomicgeeks.com/comic/2109032/white-widow-1
Or better said is it still canon that Natasha can't get pregnant?
Way back in Black Widow vol 3, itestablished that Natasha's enhancements make it impossible for her to get pregnant. Specifically, everytime she gets pregnant, she'll eventually miscarry.
Thing is that since that vol we've had at least to separate time implying this isn't true. The first was in Avengers vol 4 where we meet James Rogers whose the sun of Nat and Steve (and yes based of the Next Avengers Movie version but a separate universe). The second was in Captain Marvel: The End with Ashley Barton, daughter of Nat and Clint.
Granted Both characters are from potential futures of the 616 reality. But is it still an established fact that Black Widow can't get pregnant or was it one of those things where a writer establishes it and everyone else immediately ignores it like that never happened?
I finally finished reading my first Black Widow comic; The Finely Woven Thread by Nathan Edmondson and Phil Noto. To help immerse myself into the story, I decided to listen to the soundtrack of the Black Widow movie and I decided to come up with a voice cast for some of the characters. I have Scarlett Johansson as Black Widow and Cobie Smulders as Maria Hill (Small cast list, but they're the only characters I recognize).
I kind of like the trope of the hero taking jobs to atone for the sins of their past. Reading this comic almost reminded me of movies like Unforgiven. The artwork gave me the feeling of watching the title sequence of a Bond film. It feels somewhat refreshing to read a Marvel comic with very little names that I recognize. All things considered, this Black Widow comic feels grounded in its own way. I know very little about Natasha's corner of Marvel, but this book is helping me gain some idea of it, as well as some of the newer members of her rogue's gallery. It was cool seeing her take this missions to try and help the people she's hurt in the past and coming up against a new breed of threat in The Hand of God. Plus, that Hawkeye cameo was humorous. More importantly, her bond with that cat was adorable. I definitely look forward to continuing this run.
Variant Cover Art for Black Widow #10 (Vol. 8, 2020/2021)
Source: https://x.com/MarkBrooksArt/status/1438602075315785732
From Marvel Fanfare #10 (1983)
Inks: Brett Breeding
Colors: Petra Scotese
Source: https://earthsmightiestblog.com/marvel-fanfare-10-13-starring-black-widow/
Cover Art for Demolidor #19 (2005) by Marvel and Panini Comics
Variant Cover Art for Age of Ultron #2 (2013)
Source: https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Natalia_Romanova_(Earth-61112)
Hell it can even be used for a bunch of her other dynamics. With Bucky, Bobbi, Sharon, Yelena, lmao.