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Young Adult

Mary Jane - Homecoming

by Sean McKeever

2005 · 100 pages

As Harry Osborn's grades begin to slip, his father threatens to ban him from seeing his girlfriend Mary Jane, former girlfriend of Spider-Man, much less let him take her to Homecoming.

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Mary Jane - Homecoming is a young adult novel by Sean McKeever, first published in 2005 by Marvel Comics Group. It runs 100 pages.

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Young Adult
Published
2005
Length
100 pages

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GenreYoung Adult
AuthorSean McKeever
Published2005
Length100 pages
PublisherMarvel Comics Group

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Publisher
Marvel Comics Group
Published
2005
Length
100 pages
Language
English
ISBN-13
9780785117797
ISBN-10
0785117792
ASIN
0785117792

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Who wrote Mary Jane - Homecoming?
Mary Jane - Homecoming was written by Sean McKeever.
When was Mary Jane - Homecoming published?
Mary Jane - Homecoming was first published in 2005 by Marvel Comics Group.
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Mary Jane - Homecoming is a young adult novel.
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Mary Jane - Homecoming is 100 pages long.

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