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The Number #600 of Ultiman published around June 1988 (around the same date the First issue was published), was extremely significant for a large numbers of reasons: it was the 50-year anniversary issue as well as the last one to be published. Sequential (or comic book) art had been forbidden throughout New York State after many of them started to make anti-Giuliani commentary in their pages, Ultiman being merely the most notorious (as was the humor mag Mental). Issue 600 is considered a historic issue of rare quality, although it has been criticized for having put forward the anti-Giuliani viewpoint rather than the story at some points. Its writer is unknown as all the team kept their identities secret as it was published after the ban. Its cover is an updated version of the original cove

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  • Whatever Happened to the Ultimate Man? (The Many Nations of North America)
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  • The Number #600 of Ultiman published around June 1988 (around the same date the First issue was published), was extremely significant for a large numbers of reasons: it was the 50-year anniversary issue as well as the last one to be published. Sequential (or comic book) art had been forbidden throughout New York State after many of them started to make anti-Giuliani commentary in their pages, Ultiman being merely the most notorious (as was the humor mag Mental). Issue 600 is considered a historic issue of rare quality, although it has been criticized for having put forward the anti-Giuliani viewpoint rather than the story at some points. Its writer is unknown as all the team kept their identities secret as it was published after the ban. Its cover is an updated version of the original cove
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  • The Number #600 of Ultiman published around June 1988 (around the same date the First issue was published), was extremely significant for a large numbers of reasons: it was the 50-year anniversary issue as well as the last one to be published. Sequential (or comic book) art had been forbidden throughout New York State after many of them started to make anti-Giuliani commentary in their pages, Ultiman being merely the most notorious (as was the humor mag Mental). Issue 600 is considered a historic issue of rare quality, although it has been criticized for having put forward the anti-Giuliani viewpoint rather than the story at some points. Its writer is unknown as all the team kept their identities secret as it was published after the ban. Its cover is an updated version of the original cover of Action Comics #1 (with much subtle reference to the author's hatred of the ongoing Dictatorship). Some of the reader claim it have near prophetic comment on the future.
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