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AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #108
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Marvel Comics’ most celebrated and most recognized character ever debuted in 1962 in the last issue of Amazing Fantasy.

That last issue - issue #15 of a soon to be cancelled title allowed creators Stan Lee and Steve Ditko the opportunity to feature on the cover and first story an unknown character that would go onto become Marvel’s greatest creation and leading to his own title in 1963.

That title is still published today and continues to go strong with many, many fans all over the world.

It is closed to 50 years that the Amazing Spider-Man has been published and although it has had some rough times trying to capture a slowly declining readership across the comic book market, the title has for the most part been one of the most successful in the industry.

Stan the Man Lee had been growing tired of the monster, horror and western titles that were the norm for Atlas Comics (would later become Marvel Comics) in the 1950s and very early 1960s and was closed to calling it quits altogether.

After having a heart to heart a conversation with his wife, he decided to stick it out and write the kind of stories he had always wanted to do. To do stories that were a little unconventional. To do stories about characters that had problems - every day problems like the readers who purchased them on a weekly and monthly basis. To do stories that were fun.

In Spider-Man and his alter ego Peter Parker, Stan Lee gave comic book readers a person who they could relate to. A guy who was not easily accepted by his peers. A guy who didn’t always fit in with the crowd. A guy who was out of sorts. A guy who had issues. Lots of them.

Readers ate up his stories and wanted more. This was a guy that transcended to a lot of the readers when he initially broke on the scene and continues to find a place in their lives today.



Some of comics’ most talented artists and writers have worked on the title from the beginning and continue to inject an infusion of oomph into the characters to make them fresh and relevant for the times.

Steve Ditko was the artist from the start and did the first 38 issues leaving a high bar. His work on the title is easily the most valuable and the most wanted by collectors. His style help set the tone for the character and millions instantly became Spidey fans.

John Romita Sr. took over for Ditko at issue #39 and made Spider-Man his own. A lot of collectors feel that Romita’s version of Spider-Man is the definitive version. His rendition is the one that set the bar for all Spider-Man artists to follow. His Spider-Man is most definitely the style that has given Spidey his iconic look and feel. A look that would be imitated for a couple of decades.

Artists like John Byrne, John Buscema, Jim Mooney, Rich Buckler and a host of Marvel’s regular bullpen artists would step in and do the art duties on the title in the 1970s and 1980s keeping things flowing on the title.

Todd McFarlane would help redefine Spidey’s look in the early 1990s giving him that lanky look with huge eyes and heavy details to Spidey and all of the characters’ faces, costumes and clothing.

Spidey had been re-invented and a huge demand for the way McFarlane Spider-Man issues would forever influence the way he would be interpreted by those that followed his run from issues #298 to #328.

McFarlane Spider-Man issues are consistently requested at local comic book shows and via online comic book retailers and dealers even today.

Soon every artist that followed McFarlane was trying to emulate his look like Erik Larsen for example who would keep Spidey’s detailed lines, large eyes and webbing with the wrap around vine look.



There have been many writers that followed Stan Lee such as Marv Wolfman, Gerry Conway, Steve Englehart, David Michelenie whom would continue the standard that Stan had set in those amazing 1960s/early 1970s issues.

They always kept Peter Parker/Spidey on the edge just when he was getting comfortable with his life. Never really allowing the character to become too complacent as his many enemies were always just around the corner when he least expected. With those Spidey senses tingling he would immediately be alerted of danger nearby however.

There have been so many characters that have graced the pages of the Amazing Spider-Man.



When you think about the great depth of characters that appear in a title of all superhero titles ever created, there is no other quite like the Amazing Spider-Man.

Batman and Superman’s villains are more famous than that of Spidey’s to the general public.

Batman and Superman’s supporting cast are more famous than that of Spidey’s to the general public.

But when you think about Spidey’s villains and compare his with that of the Caped Crusader and the Man of Steel or any other hero, Spidey has the most dynamic and a larger depth of villains and supporting cast.

His villains have been plentiful having debuted in this title and have been constant regulars in the Spider-Man mythology. Reviewing the first 100 issues of Amazing Spider-Man reads off as a who’s who. Just about every issue in that run has a first appearance, origin story or some significant story.



In fact when you look at the first 200 issues there are some very key and collectible books in this run. Books that have had huge demand over the years and are quickly scoured and hunted down by newer collectors every day.

His first villain may have been the Burglar appearing in Amazing Fantasy #15, but his first true super-villain appeared in Amazing Spider-Man #1.

The Chameleon would appear in that first issue and has made numerous appearances over the years. He was the first and started things off in what would lead to a huge throng of villains to follow.

Issue #2 featured the Vulture another of his long-standing villains. A character that has been one of the most featured and recognizable.

Doctor Octopus probably remains one of his most prolific villains and debuted in issue #3. He has been a major regular in the Spider-Man and Marvel Universe. He ultimately made his way into motion pictures featured in Spider-Man 2.

The Sandman had his origin and first appearance in issue #4 and remains one of the more sought-after issues. The character has been such a popular villain in Spidey’s world and Marvel’s Universe that he was featured in the third motion picture installment - Spider-Man 3.

Doctor Doom made his way over from the Fantastic Four issues to appear in issue #5 to antagonize Spidey. This was one of the earliest appearances by Doom and his first outside of the FF issues.

With issue #6 the Lizard made his first appearance and remains one of Spidey’s most famous. The Lizard will make his motion picture debut in 2012 in the Amazing Spider-Man movie.



Reviewing any of the Overstreet Comic Book Price Guides from year to year, you can see how much these first 6 issues have appreciated in value.

The Human Torch leaped over from the pages of the FF to appear in issue #8 and he and Spidey always seem to get in a tussle as both were young teenage hot headed superheroes always wanting to show who was the better hero.

Their appearances together have always been fan favorites.

Electro made his origin and first appearance in issue #9 and is one of Spidey’s standout villains. A character that a lot of collectors have always been happy to see featured with his limited appearances.

The Big Man and the Enforcers debuted in issue #10 and although not a highly famous set of characters, but certainly hard core Spider-Man enthusiasts grasp for this issue nevertheless.

Doctor Octopus, Sandman and the Vulture would make their second and sometimes third appearances in the first twenty issues helping to satisfy the readers of that era.

Mysterio and Kraven the Hunter would make their first appearances in issues #13 and #15 respectively. Kraven specifically has always been a favorite among many collectors and his appearances in the title almost always show up on collectors’ want lists.

Kraven has been a marvelous villain and his Amazing Spider-Man appearances are in high demand as his unique hunting style make a great matchup for old web-head.

Maybe Spidey’s greatest and most well-known villain would make his first appearance in issue #14. The Green Goblin has made numerous appearances in the first 50 issues of the title and would have his identity would be revealed in issue #39 and his origin told for the first time in issue #40.

His second, third, fourth and fifth appearances have been well documented in the first 30 issues of the title and are some of the most sought-after issues and most valuable compared to surrounding issues.



Daredevil who had made his first appearance only a few months earlier in his own title made his first cross-over appearance in issue #16. It was a perfect pairing of Marvel’s nighttime city heroes. A great looking white cover makes it one of the toughest to find in that bright color.

In fact there have been some great predominate cover colors in white or red in the Ditko era of Spidey that really draw one’s eyes to.

The Scorpion would make his debut with an origin story to boot in issue #20 while the Beetle would make his second appearance in issue #21. Both keep in line with the insect themed Spidey.

Some of Spidey’s not so famous villains like Princess Python and Molten Man would make their world debut in issue #22 and #28. Issue #28 an all-black cover is probably the hardest to find in high grade condition. Most show the slightest of wear very easily.

A lot of supporting characters such as girlfriends, relatives, friends, employers, acquaintances and some of those eventually would turn into villains have debuted and featured in the Amazing Spider-Man.

Each have been a part of the Spider-Man world and are a big reason behind why Spidey is one of the top comic book characters around.

Characters like Ned Leeds would make his first appearance in issue #18 and would later become the Hobgoblin much later in issue #238.

Spidey’s earliest love interest and supporting friend made their debut in issue #4 with Betty Brant and Liz Allen. Most folks were too consumed with the Sandman’s debut to even notice these two at first, but both are great additions to the Peter Parker/Spidey stories.



Spidey’s most recognized supporting character who would later become his wife made a brief appearance albeit no sign of her face in issue #25.

Mary Jane Watson would make that monumental debut and it would take several years and a couple of decades to become such a huge part of the Peter Parker/Spider-Man storylines.

Any of her early appearances and early cover appearances are highly sought-after by collectors like issues #42 and #59 which is the first time her face is shown and her first cover appearance.

This character has been a huge influence on Spidey and is a big part of the Spider-Man lore having been featured in a large amount of issues all across the board and in 3 motion pictures.

Spencer Smythe would also debut in issue #25 and would go onto become a well-known Spider-Man villain.

In issue #31 two of Spidey’s most famous supporting characters would debut in Harry Osborn and Gwen Stacy.

Harry would later become the second Green Goblin following his father’s footsteps and Gwen would eventually become one of Spidey’s greatest love interest and whose death in issue #121 would be for a long time a highly sought-after book.

Collectors continue to try and track down the issues where Harry becomes the Green Goblin in issue #137 and other issues where the second Green Goblin appears.

The amazing issue #39 represents John Romita Sr.’s first issue and is one of the most treasured issues in the title with its iconic cover that has often been referenced and reproduced. As eluded before the original Goblin has his identity revealed for the first time in this issue.



Two famous villains would make their debut in issues #41 and #50 and have gone onto become major players in other titles. The Rhino and the Kingpin appeared in those issues and are highly collected.

Issue #50 sports a very well-known red cover and instantly gains recognition by collectors all around.

Characters like the Shocker, Prowler, Silvermane, Black Widow, Captain George Stacy, Joe Robertson, Brainwasher, Vanessa, Morbius, Hammerhead, Man-Wolf, Tarantula, Jackal were either introduced and or re-introduced in the Amazing Spider-Man in issues running in the #40s up through the #120s and there are even more.

There have been significant drug story issues and death issues that have made the Amazing Spider-Man #96 to #98 and #121 and #122 highly sough-after. Collectors for years have been drooling over the possibilities of tracking down these issues to add to their collections.

Over the last decade the Hulk cross-over battle issues in issues #119 and #120 have been some of the hottest battle issues around.

Collectors absolutely love when heroes collide and Marvel is famous for having its stars duke it out in not only one issue, but multiple issues.

The covers to both of these issues are instant attention grabbers and although the actual dialogue maybe dated, fans are incredibly high on both of the books as they get to see two of Marvel's best in a long-awaited showdown.



Two major characters made their debut in issues #129 and #194 and are a couple of the most standout characters ever produced in the title.

The Punisher hit the scene in #129 and his legacy as a hard-hitting vigilante continues to be felt today and has been the subject of 3 motion pictures and featured in numerous animated shows.

His early appearances in this title are eagerly some of the top collected Amazing Spider-Man issues.

He’s gained his own fan following and has been featured in his own title multiple times.

The Black Cat instantly became a hit in issue #194 and is Marvel’s version of Catwoman to Spidey. Her appearances in this title are amongst some of the hottest issues in the run.

She’s an enduring character and she too has her own fan following.

The guest appearances of X-Men member Nightcrawler in issues #161 and #162 which also happen to contain the Punisher remain some of the top Spider-Man, Punisher and X-Men related books appearing on many collectors’ want lists.



The anniversary issues such as issues #100 and #200 which don’t necessarily contain a first appearance have always been issues that collectors look for. They’re extraordinary issues and are milestone issues for the numbers that they represent.

Almost all publishers tend to do something special for these issues and in the case of #100, the cover really is an attention grabber. While issue #200 is double-sized and has a wonderful nostalgic cover of the Burglar with an ominous Spider-Man overhead.



I could go on and on about the various highlights in the first 200 issues, but I highly recommend referencing the Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide to find the key appearances and stories in this amazing title. I have only touched the major highlights.



There are obviously some standout issues beyond the first 200 like issue #238-first appearance of the Hobgoblin, #252-a homage to the cover of Amazing Fantasy #15. This time Spidey is wearing his infamous black costume fresh from his time during the Secret Wars maxi-series and #265-first appearance of the Silver Sable a cool looking agent for hire.

#298-Todd McFarlane’s first art issue on the title and #300-25th Anniversary and 1st appearance of the Venom have been amongst the hottest books over the last 20 years for the Amazing Spider-Man. They’re significant and are not incredibly expensive either.

McFarlane was a hot artist in his day and he will always be synonymous with Spider-Man and for establishing a new bar for art standard on the character.

Venom is a major villain. Probably the top major villain to have debuted since the 1970s for Spidey and was popular enough to be featured in the third Spider-Man film Spider-Man 3.

There’s a major story in issue #400 where Peter Parker’s most influential supporting character dies.

Aunt May Parker has been in the Spider-Man world since the very beginning and ultimately due to the age of the character, there had to be a time when Marvel would have to go forward with this story.

It was still a senses-shattering event when it became known what the issue was about. The issue steered the Amazing Spider-Man into a different direction that would eventually lead to other changes that didn’t always go over well with fans of old.

Marvel would have to seize the opportunity to right things and eventually produce the Spider-Man stories for this new age of readers and to satisfy long-time readers. I think they’ve updated the title and character to match the current trends and many fans seemed to be pretty happy.



The Amazing Spider-Man issues have grown considerably in value over the years and will continue to do so. The issues have always had the constant attention and heavy demand and Marvel will do whatever it can to ensure their prized creation is at the forefront of all comics published.

The motion pictures and TV series only bring more and more new fans and collector interest to his issues.

Collecting his earliest issues can get very expensive especially in the highest of conditions. In some cases may almost be impossible to find since those who own those issues are unwilling to part with their treasured issues knowing full well that they may never find the same condition issues ever again.

That’s not to say that they cannot be obtained, but you have to be patient and realistic in your goals.

Certainly there is no shortage of issues that can be found and selected for additions to your collection in this amazing run.

What collectors old and new can do for themselves is to focus on a specific theme, character or portion of the title to collect that fits in with their own likes and tastes and budget.

Maybe you want to focus in on certain character appearances like the Hobgoblin or Black Cat or going after specific artists’ issues. Then go from there to other characters and artists issues.

I think focusing in on issues from point A to point B is a great way to collect this title. Say you decide that you want to go after issues #200 to #300 or up to #400 for example. That’s not going to hamper a lot of collectors’ budget.

If you’re new to collecting maybe you want to scale that down to say issues between #400 to #500 or just start out by collecting the newest issues and work your way backwards to a certain milestone like an anniversary or origin story.



Those amazing annual issues that come out once a year are a great way to collect Amazing Spider-Man issues. They're self-contained in that the stories are complete and typically don't require you to purchase additional issues in order to finish up the storyline.

They're usually packed with not only a new story, but reprinted stories from key past issues that help familiarize collectors with the various characters and stories in the Spider-Man mythology.

There have been some years where Marvel created a storyline that ran through other titles' annuals and those who wanted to ensure they knew every aspect of the stories had to purchase all of the other issues' annuals.

For the most part the Amazing Spider-Man annuals have the complete story within that one book and including those reprints of previous Spider-Man stories.

Some annuals have featured very significant stories such as the first annual where several of Spidey's villains came together to form the Sinister Six to battle him in an all out brawl.

This annual being the first and containing the first appearance of this super-villain team is the most prized and valuable annual in the lot, but there are many others that collectors want to have for their collections.

Annual #2 features an impressive yellow cover and a great Doctor Strange story.

Annual #3 features all new story with the Avengers and the Hulk.

Annual #4 has a new battle issue with the Human Torch that is always exciting.

Annual #5 features the first appearance of Peter Parker's parents.

Then there's the most significant story to influence Peter Parker's life in Annual #21 where he marries Mary Jane Watson forever changing Spidey's alter ego.

Purchasing the annuals is a nice way to collect a run of Spidey's issues and depending on the condition that you're seeking especially for the earliest ones can be obtained at a good price that won't damage your bank account.



Keeping a themed approach is really the best way to go and you’ll be very proud of what you’ve been able to put together.

Purchasing Amazing Spider-Man Comics

When reviewing sources to acquire Spider-Man issues, I like to check out local comic book shops and conventions. I get to see the comics in person and can examine more issues at one time than I could online.

Eventually local sources go only so far since they rely on collectors and other sellers in the area to bring them in. Sources on the internet tend to travel and pick up collections and will buy a lot of books online to add to their inventory. They also have a lot of people from all over the world who will contact them since they are not tied to a local area to sell to them. These sellers also tend to advertise on a more global scale than the local comic book shop since their marketplace is the entire world essentially.

mycomicshop is a great place to find Spider-Man issues. They're a national online seller and have been selling comic books through the mail since the 1960s. They try to stock every issue of every title that has ever been published.

You'll see a large amount of Spider-Man covers of key books in the run as well as general issues in the title on this page that I think will interest any Spider-Man collection which will take you directly to mycomicshop's inventory of that issue.

There you will see every condition of that issue they currently have in stock so you can choose the right condition of the book that you're looking for.

Don't be worried if you do not see an issue in stock when you click on any of the links. Often times they will receive an issue into their inventory on a fairly regular basis as they purchase books and collections daily. Just go ahead and bookmark the link after you've clicked on the issue here or check back here and click on the link to see if the issue has come into stock. The links will stay permanently connected.

I've purchased books from mycomicshop before and will continue to use them. Their grading is accurate and they are a reliable source. They have great customer service in providing you books in a timely manner.

Ebay is a great option as there’s a lot of collectors/sellers/dealers always looking to move in and out of product and use Ebay as their avenue.

You may find some good deals on Ebay, but be careful to check out the auctions and or Buy it Now listings carefully. Some sellers’ terms are not right for everyone and sometimes the items are not what you expect.

If condition is important to you, then be sure to ask a lot of questions. If you don’t get the right kinds of answers you’re looking for, then move on and try another listing.

Always check out the seller’s profile to see how their past selling has been. If they’re new to selling and have only been buying, ask questions.

You always want to be comfortable with the person you’re potentially going to be buying from and you really need to know what it is you’re getting.

If you're looking for CGC Spider-Man, then ComicLink is your best choice. They focus primarily on CGC books and you can find some of the top notch Spider-Mans available on their site. Expect to see from time to time CGC Amazing Fantasy #15s and Amazing Spider-Man #1s and others of that era as well as CGC Spider-mans from the Silver and Bronze age.

I hope this page has been informative to you regarding the world of Spider-Man comic books.

Happy Collecting!!!

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AMAZING SPIDER-MAN Comics - 1963 series
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AMAZING SPIDER-MAN Annual #3
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AMAZING SPIDER-MAN Annual #8
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AMAZING SPIDER-MAN Annual #9
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AMAZING SPIDER-MAN Annual #10
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AMAZING SPIDER-MAN Annual #21
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AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #284
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AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #285
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AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #286
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AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #289
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AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #400
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AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #500
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