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Spider-Man: Father's Day Is Every Day #1

Marvel · 1997 · on sale 1997

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Series
Spider-Man: Father's Day Is Every Day (Marvel, 1997 series)
Issue
#1
Publication date
1997
Key date
1997-00-00
On-sale date
1997
Indicia publisher
Marvel Comics
Price
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Pages
20

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Fatherhoodcover1pencils: David Boller; inks: David BollerMister Fantastic, Peter Parker, Reed Richards, Spider-Man
1-foreword, introduction, preface, afterword1script: Anne Cohn Donnelly
2Father's Day is Every Daycomic story16script: Glenn Herdling; pencils: David Boller; inks: David Boller; colors: Tom Smith; letters: Ken LopezBen Grimm, Human Torch, Invisible Woman, Mister Fantastic, Peter Parker, Reed Richards, Franklin Richards, Susan Storm Richards, Spider-Man, Johnny Storm, The Thing, Mary Jane Watson
3All About Dadstext article1letters: typeset
4National Committee to Prevent Child Abusepublic service announcement1pencils: David Boller; inks: David BollerJubilee, Mister Fantastic, Peter Parker, Reed Richards, Franklin Richards, Spider-Man

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