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Sorry I don't have complete scans, tried filestube but all the downloads listed, although they say FCBD, are actually for the original version. (And yeah, that's not my blog.)
So...I'm wondering if someone there at Marvel is secretly one of 'us'. I mean, these free comics are geared towards little kids to introduce them to the wonderful world of comic books and get' em hooked, right? So, what do we get? Last year it was Spider-Woman being mind-controlled by the Mandrill. And this time around, it's ole' Jess being knocked out, kidnapped, and bound. I think I have a pretty good idea what exactly Marvel is trying to get these kiddies hooked on!
Quite nefarious to say the least! And I bet it must make for some awkward parent/child discussion topics too if dad/mom is reading this to their kid! 
"Uhhh, Daddy, why is Spider-Woman tied up?" "Uhhhhh....Daddy needs to 'borrow' this for a few minutes, kiddo. Look! Here's Archie! Why don't you look at that!"On a personal note, and I know I'm probably in a minority of one here, but I actually like the clothed version better. Iunno, I thought having SW naked and bound on the floor was just too overtly inappropriate, like something out of Hostel 4. I think keeping her in costume is just more in line with a superhero comic with that subliminal influencing going on that's just so awesome to behold!
Hey, bunnydelic and erikson, did you know about this? I know how amazingly on top you guys are on everything comic-verse. I mean, technically, its not a new scene and all, so maybe you were aware but didn't feel it was new material? Just curious because it's too earthshatteringly mind-numbing to believe that I might have gotten the scoop on you guys.
So yeah, the moral of this lesson is never miss FCBD!!! It'll save you from paying $5 for a free comic on ebay! (Yeahhhh....I'm still stinging from that
)(Trivia Question! Is this the only known instance of a clothes/no clothes variant in the history of comicdom?)
