Page 14 from The Amazing Spider-Girl #29 (2009), featuring story and pencils by Ron Frenz, finished art by Marvel legend Sal Buscema, and signed by Ron Frenz.
This page is one of the key revelations from the issue as the Green Goblin unveils the truth behind Project: Changeling. The story reveals that May “Mayday” Parker was cloned at birth, while Eddie Brock’s original Venom symbiote was used to create a unique hybrid child—one of the biggest revelations in the MC2 Universe. The issue was written by Tom DeFalco, with pencils by Ron Frenz and finished art by Sal Buscema.
The page features:
- Green Goblin (Norman Osborn)
- Venom (Eddie Brock) in a striking full-figure appearance
- The cloned infants central to Project: Changeling
- One of the most important exposition pages in the storyline
- Ron Frenz’s signature on the original artwork
Why This Page Matters
The Amazing Spider-Girl series has become one of Marvel’s most beloved alternate-universe titles, following May “Mayday” Parker, the daughter of Peter Parker and Mary Jane Watson in the MC2 Universe.
Issue #29 serves as the payoff to months of storytelling as Norman Osborn explains the origins of Project: Changeling and the shocking experiments involving cloned infants and the Venom symbiote. It’s one of the defining issues of the later Spider-Girl run and remains a favorite among MC2 fans.
Artist Ron Frenz is widely regarded as one of the definitive Spider-Man artists, carrying forward the storytelling traditions of John Romita Sr. and John Buscema while developing his own unmistakable style. His longtime collaboration with Tom DeFalco helped define both Spider-Girl and numerous Spider-Man titles.
The artwork is beautifully finished by Sal Buscema, one of Marvel’s most prolific storytellers. His bold brushwork and expressive inks elevate Frenz’s pencils, making this collaboration particularly desirable for Spider-Man original art collectors.
The fact that the page is signed by Ron Frenz makes it even more attractive, as signed published pages from this era are considerably less common than unsigned production artwork.
Highlights
- Published The Amazing Spider-Girl #29 original art
- Page 14
- Story & Pencils by Ron Frenz
- Finished Art by Sal Buscema
- Signed by Ron Frenz
- Features Venom (Eddie Brock)
- Features Green Goblin (Norman Osborn)
- Major Project: Changeling revelation
- Key page involving the clone of Mayday Parker
- Original published Marvel Comics artwork
