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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 741.5973
Fabric Type: 9780785109884
Legal Disclaimer: 0785109889
Maximum Color Depth: Marvel Comics
Metal Type: Marvel Comics
Publisher: 1
Region Code: 528
Total External Bays Free: June 01, 2002
Total Firewire Ports: Marvel Comics
Marvel Comics
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Spider-Man in his glory days. Seminal Ditko work, with not so much crazy Stan Leeness. A neurotic, nerdy, geeky, scrawny science student, not a stand up comedian superhero with a supermodel as a girlfriend. Everyone picks on and makes fun of him, in general. This makes him mad. Then as Spidey the media and the police don't look him, and his uncle is dead. Life is tough as an arachnid.
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This collection covers the early comic books that provided the foundation and helped establish Spider-Man as the leading comic book super-hero of the late 1960's and early 1970's. A must for Spider-Man fans. The only issue I have with this collection is that it is not in color.
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this is a really good read and its very cool to see all of these old comics but the creast rips off from the inside because they just super glued it on. but still if your about to go on a long trip than this is a good buy thats how i used it.
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The comics are great. Looks like a complete compilation of all original issues including alternate covers, annual issue, etc. Unfortunately the cover fell off after my 3rd or 4th read. Plus it would be better if it was in color but I suppose then it would cost a whole lot more.
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What an excellent idea to chronicle the classic Lee/Ditko issues in one single book. Volume #1 gives us Amazing Fantasy #15, Amazing Spider-Man #s 1-20 as well as the #1 Annual issue. For those of us who wanted to read the early Spider-Man stories but couldn't afford the actual comic books, here's the answer in one book. I only wish there was a color version of this volume but even in black and white, the stories and the artwork don't suffer.
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