The "Newsie" in Newsstands
Amazing Spider-Man 602 $3.99 Newsstand Edition
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COMIC DETAILS
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Comic Description:
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Amazing Spider-Man 602 Universal
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Grade:
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9.4
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Page Quality:
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WHITE
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Certification #:
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1240741012
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Owner:
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ADAMANTIUM
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SET DETAILS
Owner's Description
$3.99 Newsstand Edition. 1st Appearance of the "New Slyde". Mary Jane with her moped gracing the front cover, and seemingly floating on air! Glad to have this high-grade example in my collection of the "newsstands" that once graced convenience stores when I was a kid! Slyde will keep up with the best of them and is usually being chased! I'm older now and I wonder if maybe the original Slyde was as smug? I'm joshing of course, but the attitude seems to be too slick. Brash can make a villain, if only equal to Spider-man's sarcasm! If he wasn't already on the wrong side, Spidey probably wouldn't have written him off so quickly, but I guess that was the plot to "Slyde" then and now! Spidey invented web shooters nonetheless and they can take your breath away, at a brisk pace or at a steady space, and which calls to mind how quick is Spider-man's web to be achieving these speeds. Without relevance? Since Slyde is about speed, maybe the exercise will do Parker some good, and he can rest later! Let's get the party started.
Complete with a back cover of the insides to this issue of course! He could be a common thief or somewhere under the law for sure, but Spidey needs to be sure! Spider-Man has been around long enough to act on impulse and deal with the consequences, it just makes him continue having to repair his good name. Let it not be said that he would allow wrongdoing, but those impulse decisions get him in hot water. The sarcasm is funny, and yet, it is due to impossible situations used as a defense mechanism. Press Candidate.
Grader Notes;
light spine stress lines to cover.
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