COMIC DETAILS
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Comic Description:
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Amazing Spider-Man 243 Modern
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Grade:
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8.5
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Page Quality:
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WHITE
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Certification #:
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4130864010
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Owner:
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ADAMANTIUM
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SET DETAILS
Owner's Description
Roger Stern story. John Romita Jr. & Dave Simons art. John Romita Jr. & John Beatty cover. Parker finds his studies to be fruitful, as almost an answer to prayer, but he discovers this blessed hope as his AlterEgo the Spider-man. Does this on duty discovery play out in some recanting of the good news? Well, it will all end up as a wadded-up piece of trash in the bin set for recycling of the waste bucket! Peter is having these stresses play out, and all the dots at least add up, but again only to his own dealings and feelings of consternation. Bought this at the latter part of 2024 with Christmas and the like being almost in full swing. Now to make a list of things to be and continue to be thankful for with praise to the above, in dealings and such with No. 1 being at least amazing things happen without all the drama from reading the saga of Spider-man. Slabs in short order, with reading on the side, and worded out in a scripture to make those silver bells ring.
Complete with a back cover picture of how useful and loyal the Mary Jane character has come to present herself, or in short, how Parker must be feeling and singing in step. A Fleetwood Mac cover of the comic Heartthrob, a #1 signed and sketched by Robert Wilson IV at a LCS, Keith's comics, early when back into collecting. Parker is trusting his instinct, but that may leave it up to chance, as he needs to get a firm grasp on what is the heartbeat of the situation.
Grader Notes:
light bends to cover;
light spine stress lines to cover.
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