Ultimate Spider-Man (2000) #22

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Writer:: Brian Michael Bendis, Ron Zimmerman
Penciller:: Greg Capullo
Penciller (cover):: Mark Bagley
Inker:: Danny Miki, Art Thibert
Colorist:: Transparency Digital, Dan Kemp
Letterer:: Wes Abbot, Chris Eliopoulos
Editor:: C. B. Cebulski, Ralph Macchio, John Miesegaes,
Orig. Published:: July 10, 2002
Imprint:: ULTIMATE
Rating:: A
Format:: Comic
Price:: $3.50

The Story: (hide) LEGACY PART 1 The return of Green Goblin!

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Writer: Brian Michael Bendis, Ron Zimmerman
Penciller: Greg Capullo
Penciller (cover): Mark Bagley
Inker: Danny Miki, Art Thibert
Colorist: Transparency Digital, Dan Kemp
Letterer: Wes Abbot, Chris Eliopoulos
Editor: C. B. Cebulski, Ralph Macchio, John Miesegaes, Brian Smith, Axel Alonso

Orig. Published: Jul 10, 2002
Part of: Ultimate Spider-Man (2000 - 2009)
Imprint: ULTIMATE
Rating: A
Format: Comic
FOC Date: Dec 31, 1969
Characters in this Issue:
Norman Osborn, Spider-Man (Ultimate)

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