Amazing Spider-man the 100's
 Amazing Spider-Man 196

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Comic Description: Amazing Spider-Man 196 Modern
Grade: 9.4
Page Quality: OFF-WHITE TO WHITE
Certification #: 1301386008
Owner: ADAMANTIUM

SET DETAILS

Custom Sets: This comic is not in any custom sets.
Sets Competing: Amazing Spider-man the Man of Web  Score: 39
Amazing Spider-man the 100's  Score: 39
Amazing Spider-man (cont.)  Score: 39
Amazing Spider-man it's Complete!  Score: 39
ASM AROUND THE WORLD  Score: 39
These are the Bronze!  Score: 39
Research: See CGC's Census Report for this Comic

Owner's Description

"Fake Death" of Aunt May and the 1st Debra Whitman appearance! A ploy? A ruse? It affects the emotions and tugs on the reader to play detective and come up with some answers of who done it? Keep tuned wall crawlers! With any permanent death of Aunt May in the future, it will have to be further enough down the road to still make an impact. This is the story that prepared the way, but it was long gone down the road before anything so awful happened to Peter. Maybe that is part of the reason Peter Parker was able to hang on and make friends. His Trusted Aunt May was always there, and his responsibility isn't taking a vacation, he just doesn't ever want the death to be his fault. Not putting a burden on a character that is too much to bear is difficult, because they're superheroes! They can reflect life and the over abundant material can seem convoluted. We need certain walls, that are only broken in case of emergency. $70 Cost.

Complete with a back cover picture of the prescreen pass before released to theaters of, "Upside!" This movie shows the plight of the disabled and or old, their dependence on others, and that it takes a special person to stay on the upside of life! Peter Parker often had to weigh helping Aunt May and staying loyal, while she always wanted him not to worry and even marry!

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