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Binding: Hardcover
Dewey Decimal Number: 741.5973
Fabric Type: 9780785112495
Legal Disclaimer: 0785112499
Maximum Color Depth: Marvel Comics
Metal Type: Marvel Comics
Publisher: 1
Region Code: 336
Total External Bays Free: July 01, 2004
Total Firewire Ports: Marvel Comics
Total Gem Weight: Young Adult
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Ultimate Spider-man volume 4 covers Peter Parkers first major team up with the X-men in the Ultimate universe.
I got into the Ultimate universe quite recently in preperations for Jeph Loeb and Joe Mad's Ultimates 3 series and decided I wanted to catch up on the whole universe. I owned a comic-book store for a couple of years during the Ultimate Universe's infancy but never paid much attention to it, but now I'm kicking myself for not having gotten into it sooner.
Brian ... Read More
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This is a really cool book. It's a new spider man story for those of us who already know the original amazing spider man.
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Volume 4 of the hardback edition of "Ultimate Spider-Man" by writer Brian Michael Bendis, penciler Mark Bagley, and inker Art Thibert, brings together volumes 7 and 8 of the tradepaper back collections, where the common denominator is that Peter Parker and his alter-ego are having major problems with the women in their lifes. The first story line, "Irresponsible" (issues #40-45) finds Peter Parker with two problems. First, he and Mary Jane have broken off their relationship, which has effectively ... Read More
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Contrary to the title given above, this is actually Ultimate Spider-Man Vol 4. (Hard Cover). I can't tell you which issues it contains, because I can't find anything on-line and I don't have the book with me here.
Anyway, I bought this one hoping it would be an improvement over Vol 3., which I felt slipped after 1 and 2. I was not disappointed. The stories were strong, the characters well fleshed out and the artwork was as strong as ever. The first stories where Peter is running around ... Read More
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