Set Description:
A permanent solution to any problem, however temporary or not, is to not give in to one's weakness in justice! So many books to then complete, whining and laughing and an education! KJV.
Time among friends, fellow collectors, and among other things, there are these issues that keep a collector thinking "Spider-man is Amazing!" It's all about Peter Parker and his AlterEgo, and how he prevails, even though his "Spidey sense" with Venom fails.
The Amazing Spider-man is proving himself as a student, teacher, and justice will prevail.
Let these classics regale you the tale of a high school incident, as a bite from an arachnid offers up amazing powers, that tears through the time and space continuum. I hear 1st place finishers showing up everywhere!
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There is a complete list of bad guys if Spidey did his homework. Some may even rehabilitate!
Legacies are earned and usually due to a period of time, when the period in time affects the outcome on personalities, ages and people, and a summarization of all of the above. Such is the Amazing Spider-man thanks to many, and those goings on that occur within the community at large. When it comes to web-slinging, there are 1sts and those that are indirectly affected by those 1sts.
Here to collect those happenings in appearances, situations, relationships, and choice decisions comes Amazing Spider-man the Man of Web.
A long story that is immortalized and smashed between covers of printings, pin-ups, and the overall book cover of life itself within comics! From a tier top ledge and over the balcony to the audience of peers that look after them fondly and with respect, a Spider-man slinging web!
Winnowing chimes so, "Love to take the time and listen about everything all at once"
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Amazing Spider-Man 6 |
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Amazing Spider-Man 6 Universal |
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CGC |
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4236969001
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Owner Comments
Origin and 1st appearance of the Lizard. (Doctor Curtis Connors). Stan Lee story. Steve Ditko cover, and art. Half-man? Half Reptile? It deserves the whole book like a loch ness monster or leviathan torn in half! It guts those lizard men and chameleons but with a seasoned change of times with colors as the good Doctor Connors is in able bodied conditions to be rehabilitated, and as we all hope to know of the good name by a Great Physician. Healing these stripes of said family relations whether by accident, serum, or practical chutzpah takes a delicate precision and a less but compassionate Spidey. This isn't pity entered into the course but instead is all by saving the day. The family is now in a Godly order to go on with a good and quality firm handed lover of human faith for the Connor's and his wife, with child to be as faithful and true all their days. It can be seen as fruitful for them to be and multiply by Yeshua's holy uprightness as with obedience.
 Countdown of the top 12. That would be an ASM Mesmerize.
Complete with that back mapped tear and wear that X never ever marks the spot, but by the blades we say nay but by the shredder we rescue away this American Tail and rescue down under of a cake walk comic saved from the file 13 Star Wars trash heap. "There has got to be an easier way?!" Today is the day of salvation, accept Christ today.
Grader Notes:
whole book torn in half;
heavy, multiple tape cover;
heavy, multiple tear cover.
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Amazing Spider-Man 7 |
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Amazing Spider-Man 7 Universal |
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CGC |
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3730205010
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Owner Comments
2nd appearance of the Vulture. Stan Lee story. Steve Ditko cover, and art. In the first appearance Spidey wins and the Vulture goes to prison only to then perfect his apparatus! Now with flaws sewed up, the formidable foe is more successful, and Spidey breaks his arm, only to then have to reface this upstart known as the Vulture! There are more wins and defeats, only for later someone else to take up the Vulture moniker and emblem of winged fury. There are many things to say for old age and the curmudgeon ways that follow those found wisdoms. I had this issue in Spider-man Classics in a subscription as a kid, and those reads only confirmed with what nostalgia the issues could hold to several generations. It takes those spokespersons or people to put those follies of funny books toward those inclined, whether in our youth or not they live on!
 The Vulture always did hear the mandolin, violin, but those times don't always bend good nor break evil. That takes some spooning and respect for oneself.
Complete with a back cover picture of the 2-part story reprint from the Dallas Morning News under copy, from as a kid as well. Those made for some easy reads to recapture the nostalgia or youth of after school reads and relaxations within those first experiences. Showing the Spidey arm in a sling and coming up with excuses that made him seem fragile, when in fact he is an Amazing Spider-man!
Grader Notes:
light tape stains to cover;
light tears to cover;
moderate creasing to cover;
moderate spine stress lines to cover.
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Amazing Spider-Man 8 |
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Amazing Spider-Man 8 Universal |
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CGC |
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3951830003
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Owner Comments
1st appearance of the Living Brain. Fantastic Four appearance in backup story. I bought this as a raw from Local Comic Shop Keith's Comics. I was all in raw and slabbing for $285! Win! It spent some quality time at CGC, probably due to the great price increase of 2022, yet I'm glad to soon have it delivered to add the pic. This was a win all around, as I had hopes for it, but thought it more like 2.5/2.0. Ha-ha. I'm stoked for 4.0, as this is "early Spider-man" at its finest. To think we have come so far with technology, that these innovative story books of old speak to the inspiration for today. I read this story as a kid in Spider-man Classics, a series that in the late 80's I had a comic subscription too. Nice to have this memento as a reminder of simpler times, when there was no type of real time tracking for mail. A modern marvel was the USPS back then, as online tracking proves today! Indeed, the inner workings of some businesses are now more apparent and public, and now it shows as a throwback to remind me of how long I've lived and what I've experienced personally!
 Not as long ago as you might think nor want, the art of doodles. As much goes on this issue, might as well meet Parker at the car wash too, for some Californication.
Complete with a back cover picture of the reprints from the Dallas Morning News newspaper from the early 90's, where I can still now read the story!
Grader Notes:
heavy spine stress lines to cover;
moderate bends to cover;
moderate creasing to cover;
moderate staining to cover;
moderate tears to cover.
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Amazing Spider-Man 11 |
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Amazing Spider-Man 11 Universal |
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CGC |
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2052330001
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Owner Comments
2nd appearance of Doctor Octopus. 1st appearance and "death" of Bennett Brant. Got this on sale for $350 shipped on the Dave and Adams website, only cream to off-white pages, but I'll take it. I have a raw reprint of this issue to read, it is "to be continued" in the next issue, ASM #12. Spidey tries to get his man, but also keep his secret identity to himself, even when it will hurt his love life. Such is the life of some heroes, but they are heroes none the less! Daily this hero is living 2 lives, they both come with responsibility, and which will win out to be dominant? Keep your eyes on the spider and Peter Parker duo, it may be both an internal and external struggle. All ties that bind this series together! Speaking of the spectacular way it was done, called the "Marvel Formula!" That had its time as successful, it may need tweaking as modern times change, but it was in the characteristics that are tried and true. It is when you try to keep those features but bend them in a new angle and publish something not quite up to snuff that is a shortcoming. Those are forgivable if you can then take the lumps and have the lessons learned! Trial and error are always allowed up to a point, try and try again!
Complete with a back cover picture of the reprints from the Dallas Morning News newspaper that I have to read the story. All people should read some Stan Lee to compare to the modern style, if not, just to show the comparison to "modern times."
Grader Notes:
cover detached bottom staple;
light creasing to cover;
piece out bottom of front cover;
spine stress lines breaks color.
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Amazing Spider-Man 13 |
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Amazing Spider-Man 13 Universal |
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CGC |
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3818031005
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Owner Comments
Steve Ditko! I finally snagged me one, the 1st appearance of Mysterio. Stan Lee Story, even reading classic reprints as a kid the intrigue was phenomenal. Yes, before his time Ditko knocked it out with the trickster of Mysterio. Somehow, someway, this is other worldly. Doing the impossible, before it was thought possible, and all for the sake of taking down an Amazing Spider-man. The threat is real, and Spider-man cannot believe his eyes. Even in the movies and cartoons the Mysterio is formidable, got to be my 2nd favorite villain, if just for originality. Given the scope of what was only possible back then, way to GO! DITKO! He made it his own and with great success, to Stan's credit too! It takes a duo to give feedback and house ideas that eventually became the Marvel we know. Not all one man's accomplishment but by the coming together that the books wrote about! Success!
 Long ago, but not as long ago as you'd like to think. Good, Good, Good Vibrations! ~ Beach Boys
Complete with back cover picture of the prescreen pass of, "Spider-man: Far from Home!" I finally tracked it down in my emails, to see the movie before it hit theaters. My early days of prescreens, it was also a dine in theater, I took my mom for my early birthday! Bought her a milk shake! Yahoo! An awesome time and flick!
Grader Notes:
moderate bends to cover;
moderate creasing to cover;
moderate spine stress lines to cover;
moderate staining to cover;
moderate wear all corners of cover;
moderate wear all edges of cover.
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Amazing Spider-Man 16 |
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Amazing Spider-Man 16 Universal |
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CGC |
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0310961002
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Owner Comments
1st Daredevil crossover. 2nd appearance of the Ringmaster and His Circus of Crime. Notes: Staples added after manufacturing! A constant reminder that NOOB mistakes can happen anytime! I should have hung out for a better copy, but I didn't see this listing very well as it had a blurry pic. The grade was visible, and I thought at first that's all that matters.... lesson learned! Can't we all be this nimble, this quick, when picking books or slabs for our collections? I think not! Only the Daredevil and Spider-man can jump over an acrobat candle stick. We need that ringmaster to call foul and put these heroes together instead of against each other. What in the world of Barnum and Bailey? Cut, Cut! Daredevil and his yellow costume have made it to Netflix in the She-Hulk show, and it was novelty but went over well with the audience. Many a time nuances are short lived, but it can be considered the original and somehow then iconic. Oh, ya! Definitely always learning.
 "Come on Down!" The Price is Right!
Complete with a back cover picture of, "Cammy!" Daredevil showing the same Street Fighter Video Game moves! As far back as the silver age and makes for what the swiftness would look like, if he were not wearing the mask. A Sideshow piece, with flowing hair and "karate kid" sweep of the leg!
Grader Notes;
wear spine breaks color.
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Amazing Spider-Man 18 |
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Amazing Spider-Man 18 Universal |
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CGC |
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2033666011
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Owner Comments
1st Ned Leeds. Daredevil and Avengers cameo. Fantastic Four and Sandman Appearance. Picked it up from Dave and Adams, for a little over $200. The Ned Leeds lead was cool to finally add, needed at least mid-grade for the hive of villainous scum. LOL, we have the current Ned Leads in the Spider-man movies promising up and down that he won't become a villain, though in the past, we were not so lucky. Great Jehoshaphat we've got Biblical Proportions to go to, but it may all be a ploy to satisfy viewers. As the last Spider-man, where the past ones showed up, went over really well. Better call who you know and pray that the resolve is quick, these still haven't been available as much in grade with price. Early Spider-man for the art and story is fun, even if this particular copy has a white border at the top, I assume it is a bit miscut.
 Spidey like a "Dark Wolf" prescreen pass to see before released publicly, Need Be THE Leader of the Pack! Wahoo!
Complete with a back cover picture of a Dallas Morning News newspaper reprint that excerpts the story of an early if not first appearance of the Sandman, and I don't mean Adam Sandler! These newspaper issues were a simpler time, and in the 90's, comics were that popular!
Grader Notes:
moderate creasing to cover;
moderate spine stress lines breaks color;
moderate staining to cover;
moderate wear all corners breaks color.
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Amazing Spider-Man 23 |
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Amazing Spider-Man 23 Qualified |
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CGC |
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4566565001
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Owner Comments
3rd appearance of the Green Goblin. Spider-Man pin-up. Letter from Jim Shooter. A page missing, don’t let the doggy out the door he’ll make it a buried page. Classics are there for a reason, and to say this dog didn’t know the page was missing is an understatement that an old dog needs to learn new tricks. Dogs and homework of counting pages, no not a magicians trick just an honest mistake. Goblin! He’s green, but mostly from jealousy and he’s then turned into a Hobby and future rests in the Red Goblin with a Demogoblin in between. Keep up the report card ratings for the honor roll at Peter Parker’s place of schooling, I.e. those streets where strays have their adoption to learn that he is still a hero in an Amazing Spider-Man. ~ Ramones Got to thank the trade in cost of three silver age books at then cost of $35, but priced at $70, $65, $35.
 Those classic like advertisements that were so commonly among the kids' books, to encourage those younglings to exercise and stick up for themselves.
Complete with a back cover picture of the little doodad showing those spindles through the hourglass that wasted many people's daytime television relaxation and positively affected cultures? Not soap operas or the "destination" they invoked, but in its finality, we have timing found wanting, as a God given sparkle of levity to repurpose story. Artist intent? With an attempt at a breath of fresh air, as another is drawn in for Daytime Television past and forward to Movies of today!
Grader Notes:
missing interior part/page/wrap (QUALIFIED) page(s) 14 does not affect story;
wear spine;
subscription crease whole book.
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Amazing Spider-Man 25 |
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Amazing Spider-Man 25 Universal |
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CGC |
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2123381005
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Owner Comments
1st Cameo Appearance of Mary Jane Watson the red-head-bad-girl, face not shown. 1st appearance of Professor Spencer Smythe. The Spider-Slayer! "Its" 1st appearance as well! Where is Peter Parker? And who pray-tell is this "SPIDER-MAN!?!" Where and how does he EXIST?? Jameson is not done with Parker the Spider-man by a long shot. And any future Spider-slayers will tell you, Spidey doesn't go down as easy as a rolled-up newspaper. Poor Jameson just cannot see the big picture in letting a "Spider-man" be a hero. Jameson believes that to be unthinkable and wants Parker to get the "evidence" to incriminate. Bought from Duncanville Bookstore at the time of a Roy Thomas signing, because this LCS is quite a drive for me, and I had to double down on making it "worth it!" At the time it was about 2019 and it was kind of priced high at $175, but I thought "that is early silver age, a no brainer." I'm glad to have the earliest pictorial of MS Jane, face not shown. Even though it isn't the 1st time she is ever mentioned, as that was in ASM #15 when Aunt May wanted to set Peter Parker up on a blind date!
 The perfect circle is for those rings about the tube for some late-night registry televisions and sights of reading by the light's and expendable mini-Nintendo's.
Complete with a back cover picture of "Moxxi!" Showing inspiration from the video game, "The Borderlands!" Entanglement ensues with J. Jonah Jameson and Mary Jane Watson all sounding the sirens of spunk, punk, and otherwise "Go Get Them Attitude!" Moxi Lady! Bought from GameStop!
Grader Notes:
light creasing to cover;
moderate spine stress lines to cover;
very light staining to cover.
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Amazing Spider-Man 28 |
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Amazing Spider-Man 28 Universal |
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CGC |
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3989137001
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Owner Comments
Origin and 1st appearance of the Molten Man (Mark Raxton). Stan Lee brings the Spider-man back to the scientist Dr. Smythe, who had created the robot that attacked in issue #25. Ditko draws Spider-Man as he encounters him, and the circumstances show a third party is involved, Mark! They are squabbling over a vile of liquid metal, which Smythe argues is too volatile and not tested to perfection for Mark to sell. It spills! Falls on Mark Raxton and turns him into living metal! Spidey puts the breaks on him via webbing, which sets the pace for the cops to come, arrest, and haul off. Peter Parker has the day off early, due to lenient days just before High School Graduation. Graduation finally comes, and he gets a dose of his own medicine, by way of Liz explaining her feelings for him; however, she was always thought of as a ditz and states, "Time to graduate from that, as well!"
 Well, we all twist the olives of that martini, and some Taco Cabana Margarita's with fajita and condiments, but the real salt twist is the Pico Deigo that is the not for Greek logos.
Complete with a back cover picture of some good times of the 80's! As I, a kid, read the funny pages of Orange County! Wolverine action figure at the side! When enduring times of need, with the fires of early 2025, we need only look to the presence in others for solace. In order to whittle our way through and out, while helping others look up! Home is with you always, and our prayers are for all those affected! As well, we all have sympathetic if not empathetic emotions when it comes to the unity found in building each other up. Hugs and prayers that WE ARE NOT ALONE through those times.
Grader Notes:
light, multiple crease cover breaks color;
small tear right top of front cover;
spine stress lines cover breaks color;
tanning cover;
tanning interior cover;
stain left top of back cover;
stain left bottom of back cover.
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Amazing Spider-Man 29 |
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Amazing Spider-Man 29 Modern |
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CGC |
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2033666009
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Owner Comments
2nd Appearance of the Scorpion, a real stinger that has caused the Amazing Spider-man some heartache. The relationship is seemingly a stingers poison! A very fun cover and example of just what lengths the Scorpion will go to, to get that Spider-man pie in the oven. Parker will traverse his power as a Spider and learn what it takes to be the "Man He Needs To Be!" No longer pulling punches, that tail with a stinger tries to sweep the leg. Spider-man with his sense of wits will hold on to the end. It has the pull to gather more in a web, but don't spiders have stingers as well? Rest assured the Spider-Man will sling something other than timid behavior to stand up for what is right! He's learned that not all villains are to be reasoned with, it'll all be on the line in the end. Glad to buy this one already graded and not have to open myself to grade an older book so carefully, as some Silver Age is just too nice, and I can buy a reprint to read.
Complete with a back cover picture of the prescreen pass before released to theaters of, "Kung Fu Panda 4!" There is a Scorpion villain in the Nickelodeon series, and all the more reason for Spiders or Pandas to know Kung Fu! Jack Black voices this fun-loving sugar bear to the delight of audiences, as he is a bit fun-loving himself. All the more reason to know what to do when terror strikes innocence!
Grader Notes:
light spine stress lines breaks color;
light, multiple crease left top of back cover;
moderate wear all corners.
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Amazing Spider-Man 31 |
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Amazing Spider-Man 31 Universal |
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CGC |
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4392591006
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Owner Comments
1st appearance of Gwen Stacy, Harry Osborn and Professor Miles Warren. Smooth Spider Action in Cover Attraction for the Ages! It has the divisiveness of a decisive story that makes you wonder where in the plot it is going in the future. A turn of events has Peter Parker wondering if new acquaintances are the makings of love or the tie that binds. Gwen is in the know for most things and teaches Parker what for, if she only knew the responsibility carried in the mind of Spidey and or his alter ego. Attraction can come when there is usefulness for all parties, and that spark ignites the interaction of closeness guaranteed to bring the security and knowledge of intimacy! Those are big shoes to fill, and circumstances seem in their proper order to make all those involved start thinking, "A Perfect Match!" This will be bigger on screen, but those big moments rival any villain around, as LOVE can truly rule and win over evil!
 Wristbands carve out stamps for prescreens.
Complete with a back cover picture of the Atomic Blonde DVD portraying the giant size level of chemistry that the blondes such as Stacy bring to the table! When it is rumored as more fun, it can shake the cliche's to keep true with preppy style, and yet dangerously a heartbreaker all the same!
Grader Notes:
light staple rust;
moderate creasing to cover;
moderate spine stress lines to cover.
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Amazing Spider-Man 36 |
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Amazing Spider-Man 36 Universal |
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CGC |
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4566565002
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Owner Comments
First Looter. It reminds me as a Sublime like attitude, in 1992, which was a way to register for a comic subscription as a kid at play. While going forward before themselves in propriety and afterwards found as playful characters, Peter Parker is an Amazing Spider-man. Finding these treasures are a rescue. Like those nurse maid children at the end of a long day between school and swinging the playground over, Peter Parker discovers adulting is as congenial as his inspiration of thoughts toward heroism and sarcasm, which he takes too far. Sometimes that Spidey learns it is better to stay under feathers than ruffle the bustle in a metropolis of ne'er-do-wells. Because sometimes an apple doesn’t fall far from the tree, it takes a winnowing to let the grades and knowledge be applied for the studious Parker, who by all rights and establishments is only a growing child. In the end what is invisible hasn’t corrected his findings in the pursuit of swinging from limb to limb, rather, than branch to branch. Faith, hope, and love, of which we all know what is greater between the focuses of mankind and nature. Boy is it a truth to be told from the rooftops!
 Picture of advertisements, encouraging outside activities, and that meant something back then! Making it to practice was more important, while reading was fundamental and fun. It always made the competition seek the praise of each other in fellowship; some didn't even seek crowns or trophies!
 Where there were horses and some flush blessings of the Abrahamic Kind, with excellent spirit awaiting son's and daughter's vindication from some fellowship, but of what sorts when it is tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiime for Medieval Tiiiiiiiiiiiiimes.
Complete with a back cover picture of the Swaggart, Swaggy, Swagging Merch from the prescreen before released publicly of "MERCY!" A digital AI judging of the Chris Pratt variety show, shown in IMAX 3D and for what cause other than to make a bearable plot lightheartedly enjoyable, through drugs, alcohol, Alcoholic Anonymous, and a host of other things like murder to see who really is on trial, the verdict and who in the end stands for JUSTICE, JUST-US!
Grader Notes:
missing interior part/page/wrap (QUALIFIED) page(s) 14 does not affect story;
wear spine;
subscription crease whole book.
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Amazing Spider-Man 37 |
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Amazing Spider-Man 37 Universal |
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CGC |
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2054103025
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Owner Comments
1st appearance of Norman Osborn and the Robot-Master (Mendel Stromm). Robot cover. Robots? Not that they necessarily transform physically, although some might and purposefully to pound a Spider-man to rubble. An old known acquaintance that speaks to Norman Osborn and how he is seen at the end trying to sway the robot's success while polishing his rifle. These are the back stories to now infamous villains and where they come from, i.e. their transformation into serious powers of influence that went on for decades. Those took a myriad of ways and intertwining that only a Spider-man can possibly hope to know the whole story. Early on in this volume it is just getting started, but already Spidey is placing tracers to track, which is almost before its time! We've got the innovative innovators putting good use to known technology at the time, and by way of spy vs spy it kept readers riveted to say the least!
 Circa, 2019! Jim Lee, too! A bit how the "robot" would have felt like reading Amazing Spider-man in the sixties. An Impression. Go-Go Godzilla!
Complete with a back cover picture of the screen at the prescreen before released publicly of, "Transformers: Rise of the Beasts!" As a robot take over is imminent, and beyond the skies comes the trigger event! Found on earth, however, for them to then activate, initiate, and otherwise continue to transform as thinking living robots for world domination. "ROLL OUT!" These are the innovative transversing's that we are accustomed too in said universe of future, current and past "robots", and with what motivation they are perceived!
Grader Notes:
light bends to cover;
light creasing to cover;
tear with crease left center of back cover.
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Amazing Spider-Man 38 |
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Amazing Spider-Man 38 Universal |
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CGC |
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2038429010
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Owner Comments
2nd cameo appearance of Mary Jane, while being the last Steve Ditko issue! These teasers keep getting closer to the big reveal of the crazy cool MJ, and we have to say goodbye to a friend, the Ditko man lives on! Ditko gets the Love, so does Stan the writer. Big for their time, it came in great timing for Marvel. Thus, completes part of the Journey, mostly, between Stan and Ditko. Spidey taking to swinging and finding it new in each issue, which doesn't come easy sometimes. The Life of a Teenager in Highschool and the Hijinks that can be thought of for the time, with the twists and turns we've come to respect. Hijinks will cause the lessons to be learned. Many a villain has tried Spider-Man and his patience as a hero, but the finale of balance that he's had to juggle provides the stability he hasn't rationalized. It all comes down to one day at a time!
 Wristbands carve out stamps for prescreens.
Complete with a back cover picture of the prescreen pass before released to theaters of, "Longshot!" Where we follow a similar Peter Parker type. Instead of newspaper photographer, we follow a reporter writer that takes a "longshot" at love with a hot to trot female who is similar to Mary Jane! Seth Rogen and Charlize Theron in fact. Showing adult themes that comics weren't ready for, but anyone can have puppy love! Same as what Parker hears of rumors about Mary Jane, these undertones get cleared away until the chemistry is revealed. Charlize is easy to look at, as we'll soon see of Mary Jane in comics!
Grader Notes:
light tanning interior cover;
scuff left top of spine breaks color;
very light wear left bottom of spine;
very small crease right bottom of front cover breaks color.
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