ULTIMATE FALLOUT

September 2011 • Volume 1 • Usa • 273 Collected

ULTIMATE FALLOUT #1

S.H.I.E.L.D., Wrecking Crew & Damage Control Appearance

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(Ultimate Marvel) Cover for ULTIMATE FALLOUT #1 S.H.I.E.L.D., Wrecking Crew & Damage Control Appearance

Basic Information

Published

September 2011

Comic Age

Modern

Cover Price

3.99

UPC

75960607684000111

Characters

Creators

Writer

Brian Michael Bendis

Penciler

Mark Bagley

Cover Penciler

Mark Bagley

Inker

Andy Lanning

Letterer

Cory Petit

Colorist

Laura Martin , Justin Ponsor

Editor

Axel Alonso , Mark Paniccia , Sana Amanat

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Spider-Man No More - Part I

Synopsis for "Spider-Man No More - Part I"

Ms. Dowling (First appearance)

In the aftermath of his ultimate death match against the murderous and deceased Green Goblin, Spider-Man has died in the arms of Aunt May and Mary Jane Watson. The death of Spider-Man has affected the entire planet negatively. Gwen Stacy sits in her house and considers herself to be a curse. J. Jonah Jameson knew that Peter Parker was Spider-Man and can't think of a way to print this out for the Daily Bugle, eventually giving up. Both the Human Torch and Kitty Pryde are shown to be saddened at the loss of their friend, the former even bursting out in rage. Mary Jane Watson, meanwhile, blames Nick Fury for Peter's death. Tony Stark foots the bill for the largest funeral in New York. When at the funeral, Aunt May is visited by a young girl who Spider-Man once saved from a fire. Aunt May is then approached by a remorseful Captain America who states that what happened to Peter was his fault.