Amazing Fantasy #15 Sept. 1962 Marvel CGC Coverless Spider-Man Complete No Resto

This is a coverless copy with cream pages. All pages are there and is unrestored.

These are the Grader Notes. Amazing Fantasy #15 (Marvel, 1962). Marvel Silver Age Hero Comic #9.

The origin and first appearance of Spider-Man is the most in-demand comic book in the entire hobby. 1st appearance of Jonah Jameson, Peter Parker, Flash Thompson and The Chameleon. The most valuable comic in the world post-1942. Jack Kirby is the cover artist.

A genuine milestone in the history of comics -- the origin and first appearance of mild-mannered Peter Parker and his alarming alter-ego, the spectacular Spider-Man. This is the Silver Age equivalent of Action Comics 1: an historic, game-changing key issue that acts as a pivot point from what came before, and what came after.

The creation of Stan Lee and Steve Ditko, this radical new concept featured a passive, neurotic, everyman hero; an unusually emotionally charged origin story touching on issues of mortality and family tragedy; a worldview grounded solidly in a real, recognizable universe obviously our own; and open-ended storytelling that demanded and rewarded close reading and regular readership. This milestone comic has also proven to be the success story of comics investment, growing rapidly and unstoppably in value and becoming one of the few completely bulletproof investments in recent times. What you see is what you get! The item "Amazing Fantasy #15 Sept. 1962 Marvel CGC Coverless Spider-Man Complete No Resto" is in sale since Saturday, June 23, 2018. This item is in the category "Collectibles\Comics\Silver Age (1956-69)\Superhero\Spider-Man". The seller is "mnkytrbl82" and is located in Copiague, New York.

This item can be shipped to United States.

Grade: 0.5 PR
Unit of Sale: Single Unit
Certification Number: 1268474001
Series: Amazing Fantasy
Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
Certification: CGC
Signed: No
Publisher: Marvel
Main Character: Spider-Man
Issue Number: #15
Publication Date: September 1962 (See Notes)