Publication History
It is notable for its involvement in the U-Decide campaign, and for being plagued by chronic lateness, taking a year and four months (from September 2002 to January 2004 to complete what was a supposedly monthly series (in contrast, the relaunched Captain Marvel series, which debuted the same week (as part of U-Decide) - had its eighteenth issue released the same week as Ultimate Adventures #6 finally made it to shops).
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