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Ultimate Spider-Man (2000) #9

 
 
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Writer: 
Brian Michael Bendis
Penciller: 
Mark Bagley
Inker: 
Art Thibert
Editor: 
Ralph Macchio, Brian Smith
Orig. Published: 
July 10, 2001
Imprint: 
ULTIMATE 
Rating: 
A 
Format: 
Comic 

The Story: (hide) LEARNING CURVE PART 2. Spider-Man takes to the streets to put an end to Kingpin's career of crime by taking on three of his deadliest enforcers. But what has Peter even more worried - a first date with Mary Jane Watson!

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