The Amazing Spider-Man #100 - The Spider or the Man? - Marvel 1971 - CGC 8.5

The Amazing Spider-Man #100 (Marvel, 1971) is a landmark centennial issue that dives deep into Peter Parker’s psyche while delivering one of the most iconic transformations in Spidey history. In a desperate attempt to rid himself of his spider-powers and live a normal life, Peter conducts a dangerous experiment—with shocking consequences. Featuring a gripping self-contained story, dazzling visuals, and a shocking final page, this milestone issue is a must-have for fans of classic Marvel storytelling.

Key Features

• 100th anniversary issue of The Amazing Spider-Man
  
• First appearance of six-armed Spider-Man
  
• Written by Stan Lee with artwork by the legendary Gil Kane and inks by Frank Giacoia
  
• Milestone Bronze Age issue with a dramatic character turning point
  
• Essential key for Spider-Man collectors and Bronze Age enthusiasts

Details

• Title: The Amazing Spider-Man #100
  
• Publisher: Marvel Comics
  
• Grade: CGC 8.5 (Very Fine+) 
  
• Released: September 1971
  
• First Appearance: Six-armed Spider-Man (Peter Parker mutation)
  
• Cover: John Romita Sr.
  
• Genre: Superhero, Action, Marvel Comics
  
• Collector's Note: This issue is not only a celebratory milestone but also the beginning of a dramatic three-part arc that forever impacted Spider-Man’s mythology.

Why You'll Love It

• Centennial Milestone: As issue #100 of Marvel’s flagship title, this comic is a celebration of everything Spider-Man stood for in the first decade of his publication.
  
• Classic “What-If” Style Storytelling: Stan Lee explores Peter’s deepest desires and fears, resulting in one of the strangest—and most iconic—twists in Spidey lore.
  
• Historic Mutation: The issue ends with the shocking reveal of Peter’s transformation into a six-armed Spider-Man, setting up one of the most memorable story arcs of the Bronze Age.

CGC Cert #4486693005
Category:  Comic Book
Location: Back Graded Comic Wall