The Amazing Spider-Man #30 (471) (Marvel Comics June 2001)-image
The Amazing Spider-Man #30 (471) (Marvel Comics June 2001)-image
The Amazing Spider-Man #30 (471) (Marvel Comics June 2001)-image
The Amazing Spider-Man #30 (471) (Marvel Comics June 2001)-image
The Amazing Spider-Man #30 (471) (Marvel Comics June 2001)-image
The Amazing Spider-Man #30 (471) (Marvel Comics June 2001)-image
The Amazing Spider-Man #30 (471) (Marvel Comics June 2001)-image
The Amazing Spider-Man #30 (471) (Marvel Comics June 2001)-image
The Amazing Spider-Man #30 (471) (Marvel Comics June 2001)-image

The Amazing Spider-Man #30 (471) (Marvel Comics June 2001)

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Era: Modern Age (1992-Now) Genre: Superheroes Country of Origin: United States Artist/Writer: Avalon Studios, J. Michael Straczynski, Dan Kemp, Scott Hanna, John Romita Jr. Publication Year: 2001 Issue Number: 30 (471) Publisher: Marvel Comics Cover Artist: J. Scott Campbell, Tim Townsend Features: Direct Series Title: The Amazing Spider-Man Character: Joey Gastone, Morlun, Gwen Stacy (Flashback), Flash Thompson (Flashback), DEX, Bundesadler (Sigismund Bismarck), Spider-Man (Peter Parker), Kyle Jacoby, Harry Osborn (Flashback), Ezekiel Sims Language: English Tradition: US Comics

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The Amazing Spider-Man #30 (471) (Marvel Comics June 2001). The Amazing Spider-Man #30 (471) is a comic book published by Marvel Comics in June 2001. This issue features characters such as Spider-Man (Peter Parker), Gwen Stacy, Flash Thompson, and Harry Osborn, among others. The story was written by J. Michael Straczynski and illustrated by Avalon Studios, with cover art by J. Scott Campbell and Tim Townsend. This comic book falls under the genre of superheroes and is part of the Modern Age era of US Comics, making it a valuable collectible for fans of The Amazing Spider-Man series. The Amazing Spider-Man #30 (471) is a comic book published by Marvel Comics in June 2001. This issue features characters such as Spider-Man (Peter Parker), Gwen Stacy, Flash Thompson, and Harry Osborn, among others. The story was written by J. Michael Straczynski and illustrated by Avalon Studios, with cover art by J. Scott Campbell and Tim Townsend. This comic book falls under the genre of superheroes and is part of the Modern Age era of US Comics, making it a valuable collectible for fans of The Amazing Spider-Man series.

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