in Marvel's primary continuity, with Millar's dialogue being criticized as not being representative of the time it is set in (supposedly the 1970s) and his storytelling failing to grab the audience; many complained that the characters were written too similarly, and were hard to keep apart, "save for the fact that one of the girls will do it on the first date when the other one won't". In contrast, Dodson's artwork throughout the series was praised. References External links Trouble cover gallery at Comic Book DB Newsarama'''s coverage of Marvel's press conference about Trouble'' (archived at archive.org) SpiderFan.org Top Ten Reasons Not To Take The Trouble Mini-series Seriously 2003 comics debuts Epic Comics titles Marvel Comics limited series Romance comics