This is a vintage lot of The Amazing Spider-Man comics from Marvel, featuring issues #63, #64, and #65, all published in 1968. These classic Silver Age comics are highly collectible, showcasing iconic battles between Spider-Man and the Vulture, along with thrilling action and memorable covers. Please note these comics are in low-grade condition. See the images for details on wear, creases, and any visible damage.
Included in this lot:
• The Amazing Spider-Man #63 - “Wings in the Night!” (August 1968)
Synopsis: Spider-Man faces off against the Vulture, who has broken out of prison for revenge. This issue features an action-packed aerial battle between Spidey and his winged foe over New York City.
Cover Art: Featuring Spider-Man and the Vulture.
Creators: Written by Stan Lee, Art by John Romita Sr.
Cultural Significance: The Vulture is one of Spider-Man’s earliest villains, introduced in the 1960s and later portrayed in modern Spider-Man films.
• The Amazing Spider-Man #64 - “The Vulture’s Prey!” (September 1968)
Synopsis: This issue picks up where #63 left off, with Spider-Man battling the Vulture amid the city skyline. A high-flying, action-packed continuation of their rivalry.
Cover Art: Spider-Man clashes with the Vulture, crashing through a web of buildings.
Creators: Written by Stan Lee, Art by John Romita Sr.
Cultural Significance: Another key showdown between Spider-Man and the Vulture, furthering the tension between these iconic characters.
• The Amazing Spider-Man #65 - “Escape Impossible!” (October 1968)
Synopsis: In this dramatic issue, Spider-Man must break out of prison! Wrongly imprisoned, he takes on hordes of inmates and guards alike to prove his innocence.
Cover Art: Spider-Man breaking through prison bars, pursued by a group of guards.
Creators: Written by Stan Lee, Art by John Romita Sr.
Cultural Significance: This issue presents Spider-Man in a more grounded, gritty storyline, showing the hero fighting for justice from behind bars.
Condition:
• Low-grade lot. Issues have visible wear, including spine creases, worn edges, and potential tears.
• Please refer to the images provided for specific details on condition.
Key Features:
• Iconic Silver Age Spider-Man comics
• Featuring one of Spider-Man’s earliest foes: the Vulture
• Marvel Comics from 1968
• Low-grade, affordable collector’s lot
Whether you’re a fan of the web-slinger or a comic book collector, this lot is a great opportunity to own a piece of Spider-Man history at a reasonable price.
