AMAZING SPIDER-MAN (1963-98; 2003-13) #16
PGX VF/NM: 9.0
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PUBLISHER: Marvel
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1st app of Daredevil outside title (sporting original yellow costume); Circus of Crime app.; 1st meeting of Spider-Man & Daredevil; Steve Ditko cover & art
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1st app of Daredevil outside title (sporting original yellow costume); Circus of Crime app.; 1st meeting of Spider-Man & Daredevil; Steve Ditko cover & art
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ow/white pgs
1st app of Daredevil outside title (sporting original yellow costume); Circus of Crime app.; 1st meeting of Spider-Man & Daredevil; Steve Ditko cover & artSavvy Stan Lee was adept at the cross-promotion of his new hero comics to help build a following by leaning on his previous successes. Take, for instance, this cover to AMS #16, a comic published two short months after the release of Daredevil’s premiere, using the already smash hit Spider-Man to draw attention to Marvel’s newest hero was a stroke of genius. The awesome Steve Ditko cover illustration is filled with color and motion, a true classic of the Silver Age. Web-head and Hornhead were recently reunited in “Spider-Man: No Way Home” with Charlie Cox returning to his lauded TV role as Matt Murdock in the MCU. The future for this comic is bright, driven by the love for its two cover stars and their ever-growing fanbase.
1st app of Daredevil outside title (sporting original yellow costume); Circus of Crime app.; 1st meeting of Spider-Man & Daredevil; Steve Ditko cover & artSavvy Stan Lee was adept at the cross-promotion of his new hero comics to help build a following by leaning on his previous successes. Take, for instance, this cover to AMS #16, a comic published two short months after the release of Daredevil’s premiere, using the already smash hit Spider-Man to draw attention to Marvel’s newest hero was a stroke of genius. The awesome Steve Ditko cover illustration is filled with color and motion, a true classic of the Silver Age. Web-head and Hornhead were recently reunited in “Spider-Man: No Way Home” with Charlie Cox returning to his lauded TV role as Matt Murdock in the MCU. The future for this comic is bright, driven by the love for its two cover stars and their ever-growing fanbase.