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The Amazing Spider-Man #433 was published by Marvel Comics on April 1, 1998, as part of a series that began in 1963. Stan Lee and Tom DeFalco write, and art comes from Bob Sharen, Bud LaRosa and John Romita Jr. This 38-page issue features Spider-Man, Mary Jane, J. Jonah Jameson, Robbie Robertson and Ben Urich, among 19 characters cataloged on VerseDB.
Issue Number
#433
Release Date
February 11, 1998
Cover Date
April 1998
Cover Price
USD $1.99
Page Count
38
UPC
07447002457604
Series Details
Title
Publisher
Type
Regular Series
Status
Completed
Run
1963 - 1998
Issues Count
651
Reviews
Stan Lee
Writer
Tom DeFalco
Writer
Tom Lyle
Penciller, Cover Artist
Bud LaRosa
Inker, Cover Inker
Lewis LaRosa
Inker
Bob Sharen
Colorist, Cover Colorist
Comicraft
Letterer
Juan Miguel Aguilera
Letterer
Liz Agraphiotis
Letterer
Richard Starkings
Letterer
John Romita Jr.
Cover Artist
Ralph Macchio
Editor
Ben Urich
Benjamin Urich
J. Jonah Jameson
John Jonah Jameson Junior
Mary Jane
Mary Jane Watson
Mr. Hyde
Calvin Zabo
Robbie Robertson
Joseph Robertson
Spider-Man
Peter Parker
Merideth Campbell
Merideth Campbell
Phil Urich
Philip Benjamin Urich
Professor Marina Caches
Marina Caches
Billy Walters
William Billy Walters
Chesbro
Dante Rigoletto
Dante Rigoletto
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