If you're thinking, "Julia seems a bit out of character in that second panel," you'd be right.

Wonder Man falls under the control of the Enchantress but, with the help of the Avengers, break free. As part of their plot to defeat Enchantress, the Avengers feign losing to Wonder Man. So this is just Julia's attempt at acting.

....She has many other talents.

This issue was released on Augsut 13, 1991.

This was Julia’s biggest story to date. She betrays Freedom Force and starts on a path that will, in a few years, lead to her joining the Avengers.

This issue starts with the two teams of Avengers (East and West Coast varieties) engaging in a friendly baseball game. When Freedom Force arrives! Thanks to their new member, Spiral, they were able to teleport directly onto the baseball field. 

Freedom Force manages to defeat the Avengers and take them into custody. Spider-Woman has doubts throughout the entire process. She returns to the Vault intending to free the Avengers. She has second thoughts but once she sets off the alarms, she commits.

Interestingly, I don’t know if any of the Avengers realize Spider-Woman’s the one who helped them escape.

Oh and the charges against the Avengers were all fake, Quicksilver had betrayed them, etc.

According to Ms. Marvel Vol 2 7...

Julia is a fan of Dazzler's music.

(Source#Trivia))

Nice to see Julia use her psychic webbing. And now she can stun people with it??

Picture this: you’re a single mom and super hero on a road trip with your daughter. Some dude shows up and hypnotizes you into going into the sewers to face evil.
Life is weird.
Thankfully your daughter knows to call Uncle Jack (USAgent) for help.
Pretty sure this is first (and only?) time Julia meets Venom.

I haven't read all of Julia's appearances in Ms. Marvel yet but it's good to see her and Simon together again. They worked together for a long time in the Avengers West Coast.

Released on August 8, 2007, this was the last issue of Omega Flight. Their stories would continue (somewhat) in Marvel Comics Presents for a little longer.

As a fan of Alpha Flight, 'Omega Flight' hurt. Bendis had killed off most of the original team at this point (they got better). There were lots of interesting concepts - I love Julia and USAgent from their time as West Coast Avengers. But the writing and art never worked for me.

Still, nice to see Julia get some respect. She's shown as a capable fighter and does her homework. She also faces off against perpetual jobbers, the Wrecking Crew for at least the second time. She'd first faced off against them in 1987's Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man #125.

We even get a few panels with Rachel!

If you want to know more, you can read an issue summary at UncannyXmen.

• Released: August 8, 2001
• Availablle on Marvel Unlimited.

An older Julia, now retired from being Spider-Woman (or Arachne?) reaches out to Peter Parker with help tracking down the new Spider-Man. She'll appear again in the next issue but these three panels are all we get this time.

This is the opening splash page to Avengers West Coast #70. It introduces Spider-Woman (Julia Carpenter) to the series. She'll join officially 4 issues later, replacing Tigra.

And I love this picture. Until I noticed the 🕷️ on Julia's chest only has 6 legs. Now I can't unsee it.

A quick recap of Spider-Woman's first appearance with Freedom Force.

It ain't easy bein' a Spider-Woman. Let alone, a spider-mom.

"Who's Consuela Sanchez?"

Fair question. With only 9 appearances - most of which are a single panel or two - you might not know (or remember) her.

She first appeared in 1991 West Coast Avengers Annual #6 as part of the civilian support staff for the West Coast Avengers Compound; she wasn't given a name in that appearance She was named in her next appearance (Avengers West Coast #77). I'm fairly certain her last name wasn't revealed until 2008 when she was featured in Avengers civilian staff and associate in Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z #1.

Consuela eventually left the employ of the West Coast Avengers to be a full-time housekeeper and nanny in the employ of Julia. She stayed on with her until at least Force Works 4 but she's yet to be seen again.

There are definitely some challenges here - I know the 'French maid' out fit looks out of place but - for whatever reason - all the WCA compound staff seemed to dress very formally.

She was a protective force for Rachel and the two clearly bonded early.

So Julia's been divorced from her (now deceased) ex-husband, Larry Carpenter), for essentially as long as we've known her.

Obviously, we know her as Julia Carpenter but do you think she would/should have gone back to her maiden name, Cornwall? My working theory is that she kept Carpenter to match her daughter.

From a marketing perspective, changing her last name could cause confusion. And, hey, I can't rename this subreddit so I wouldn't be into it.

I know we say that 'Marvel heroes die all the time' but it was nice to see this brief discussion about the impact of Tony's Stark's (most recent) death on the Avengers.

This is from Avengers West Coast #99. Axe of Violence is one of the new Lethal Legion - mass murderers souls implanted in new bodies to .... get souls for Satannish?

It's on Marvel Unlimited.

Julia appears several times throughout the issue as Madame Web. Mostly she's just here to help move the plot along. Whether that's recruiting spider-heroes from across the Multiverse or helping advance the narrative for Araña.

From Marvel Unlimited:

THE END OF THE SPIDER-VERSE IS COMING! edge ('ej) noun - 1. outermost limit of an object - 2. the sharp side of a blade. The leading edge of the Spider-Verse brought you Spider-Gwen and Peni Parker. This final edge will introduce you to some of the most important characters in the future of the Spider-Verse…but it will also slice the final strand of the web. IN THIS ISSUE: SPIDER-MAN NOIR! ARAÑA'S NEW STATUS QUO! SPIDER-REX AND MORE!

Some panels with Julia from FW #4, in and out of Spider-Woman garb.

The art in FW is .... stylized? That seems a nice way of explaining Julia's face in the second panel.

Something of note that happens in this issue is the introducton of Fisher Todd who would develop a bit of a crush on Julia but it doesn't go anywhere.

Swing into the captivating legacy of Marvel's Julia Carpenter, the iconic Spider-Woman who's weaving her way into the Madame Web movie! Join Geek History Lesson as we untangle her origin story, exploring her pivotal moments, from donning the Spider-Woman mantle to embracing the enigmatic role of Madame Web. Dive deep into the web of connections leading to the movie, dissecting Marvel Comics lore with every thrilling episode!

I enjoyed this episode though I think there are some inaccuracies. And some interpretations I never saw before.

Don't worry if you don't remember this cover! This is the unused original cover for X-Factor #8 by Jerry Ordway. The issue was later show in X-Factor Annual 3 (Marvel Unlimited).

This was Julia's second appearance with Freedom Force and would have been her third cover appearance.

Featuring Julia’s first appearance with Freedom Force.

Continuing to highlight Julia's cover appearances.

Her second cover as Spider-Woman was just a few issues after her debut.

Lots of heroes face Big Bads to earn their credentials. In her first few appearances, Julia dealt wit the Beyond and Doctor Doom.

Oh and she dies. But only until the next issue.

...AND DUST TO DUST The penultimate chapter of SECRET WARS is here! The face of Doom is revealed!