The Amazing Spider-Man 1999 #577 Direct Edition - back issue - $4.00

The Amazing Spider-Man 1999 #577 Direct Edition - back issue - $4.00

Punisher steals mutant growth hormone from Moses Magnum.

The Bookie accuses Jameson of being the Spider Tracer Killer.

Spider-Man rescues the Punisher from Moses Magnum.

An in-house promotional for the Wonderful Wizard of Oz (Marvel, 2008 series).

Letters of comment from Kevin Coleman, NYC; Shafi Sikander; Graylon Martin, Wilmington NC; John Staltaro, Stratford CT; and John Blair.

  • - An advertisement for Activision's computer game, "Kung Fu Panda: The Game." inside front cover
  • War Journal Entry #5A62 - The recap is cast as one of Punisher's War Journal entries.
  • - An advertisement for FAB Starpoint school supplies featuring licensed Marvel characters. This advertisement is between pages 7 and 8 of the first Spider-Man story.
  • - An advertisement for Lee Publications activity books featuring licensed Marvel characters. This advertisement is between pages 10 and 11 of the first Spider-Man story.
  • - An advertisement for on-line collectibles retailer collectibles website This advertisement is between pages 13 and 14 of the first Spider-Man story.
  • A Bookie Minute Mystery - This story follows the final page of the first Spider-Man story.
  • - An advertisement for Disney's computer game, "Ultimate Band." This advertisement appears between pages 1 and 2 of the J. Jonah Jameson story.
  • Old Huntin' Buddies Part 2 - This story follows the final page of the J. Jonah Jameson story.
  • - An advertisement for the Activision computer game, "Spider-Man: Web of Shadows." This advertisement is between pages 1 and 2 of the second Spider-Man story.
  • - This advertisement is between pages 4 and 5 of the second Spider-Man story.
  • - This column follows the final page of the second Spider-Man story.
  • - An advertisement for Activision's computer game, "Shrek's Carnival Craze Party Games," featuring the DreamWorks animated character, Shrek. inside back cover
  • - An advertisement for the Disney computer game, "Bolt: The Video Game." back cover

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