  This has got to be the worst alternate universe ever. -Spider-Man
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| Hunted | |
| Comic Book series: | Ultimate Spider-Man (Volume 1) |
| Issue Number: | 21 |
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Release Date: |
June, 2002 |
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Executive Editor: |
Joe Quesada |
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Cover Artist: |
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Writer(s): |
Brian Michael Bendis |
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Penciler(s): |
Mark Bagley |
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Inker(s): |
Art Thibert |
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Letterer(s): |
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Editor(s): |
Ralph Macchio
Brian Smith |
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Previous issue: |
Ultimate Spider-Man (Volume 1) 20 |
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Next issue: |
Ultimate Spider-Man (Volume 1) 22 |
Plot[]
Peter has just defeated Doctor Octopus, but Kraven approaches him still and says it's time to fight. Peter refuses, but is forced to knock Kraven out when Kraven still attacks him. Peter rescues Justin Hammer's assistant, but she tells him when the car flipped Hammer suffered a heart attack and died. Peter pulls her out of the car and comforts her.
A news reporter approaches Spider-Man and asks him if he's available for an interview, but Peter tells them no. He sarcastically remarks that they can just write about how he's a menace and all, but then he realizes that they only say that because no one even knows who Spider-Man is. He then agrees to an interview.