Overview
The Los Angeles Museum of Anthropology and Folk Art is a building in Los Angeles, California, that displayed ancient works of art. At one time, it displayed the only known bronze representation of Anansi the Spider, a mythical figure of West African folklore. By this time, the Enforcer, a supervillain who had been captured by Spider-Woman, had just escaped from prison and, having assembled a gang, decided to attack the museum in order to steal the Anansi statue and possibly to get revenge on Spider-Woman, who would surely be interested because Anansi's statue was that of a spider. Sure…
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Spider-Woman Vol 1 27
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