Amazing Spider-Man #153 (Marvel Comics, Feb 1976)-image
Amazing Spider-Man #153 (Marvel Comics, Feb 1976)-image
Amazing Spider-Man #153 (Marvel Comics, Feb 1976)-image
Amazing Spider-Man #153 (Marvel Comics, Feb 1976)-image
Amazing Spider-Man #153 (Marvel Comics, Feb 1976)-image
Amazing Spider-Man #153 (Marvel Comics, Feb 1976)-image
Amazing Spider-Man #153 (Marvel Comics, Feb 1976)-image
Amazing Spider-Man #153 (Marvel Comics, Feb 1976)-image

Amazing Spider-Man #153 (Marvel Comics, Feb 1976)

$ 1.58

Signed By: John Romita Sr. Features: First Printing, Boarded, Direct Artist/Writer: Dave Hunt, Frank Giacoia, Glynis Oliver, John Romita, Len Wein, Mike Esposito, Ross Andru Publication Year: 1975 Universe: Marvel (MCU) Tradition: US Comics Cover Artist: John Romita, Gil Kane Series Title: The Amazing Spider-Man Unit of Sale: Single Unit Unit Quantity: 1 Format: Single Issue Signed: No Unit Type: Unit Intended Audience: General Audience Personalized: No Publisher: Marvel Comics Genre: Superheroes Vintage: Yes Country of Origin: United States Character: Spider-Man (Peter Parker), Spider-Man Style: Color Era: Bronze Age (1970-83) Inscribed: No Type: Comic Book Issue Number: 153 Language: English

Description

AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #153 (MARVEL COMICS, FEB 1976). The product is a vintage single issue comic book titled "AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #153" published by Marvel Comics in February 1976. This first printing features Spider-Man (Peter Parker) within the Marvel Universe and is written by Len Wein, Frank Giacoia, Dave Hunt, and Mike Esposito, with art by Glynis Oliver and John Romita Sr. The colorful comic is a part of the Bronze Age era and is intended for a general audience, making it a collectible item for fans of superhero genre comics. The product is a vintage single issue comic book titled "AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #153" published by Marvel Comics in February 1976. This first printing features Spider-Man (Peter Parker) within the Marvel Universe and is written by Len Wein, Frank Giacoia, Dave Hunt, and Mike Esposito, with art by Glynis Oliver and John Romita Sr. The colorful comic is a part of the Bronze Age era and is intended for a general audience, making it a collectible item for fans of superhero genre comics.

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