SPIDER-MAN #1 CGC 9.8 SILVER EDITION TODD MCFARLANE 1990 MARVEL WHITE PAGES
Item description from the seller
This is the desirable Silver Edition, featuring the striking silver web background with full-color Spider-Man artwork.
Professionally graded CGC 9.8 Near Mint/Mint with White Pages.
ISSUE DETAILS
Title: Spider-Man
Issue: #1
Publisher: Marvel Comics
Date: August 1990
Edition: Silver Edition
CGC Grade: 9.8 Near Mint/Mint
Page Quality: White Pages
CGC Certification #: 4727629001
Story, Cover & Art: Todd McFarlane
Appearance: Lizard
TODD McFARLANE SPIDER-MAN
By 1990, Todd McFarlane had become one of the industry’s defining Spider-Man artists. Following his celebrated work on Amazing Spider-Man, Marvel launched this new Spider-Man title with McFarlane handling the writing, pencils and cover artwork.
The result was one of the signature comic launches of the era.
The first issue begins the five-part “Torment” storyline and features the Lizard, with McFarlane bringing the highly detailed webs, exaggerated poses and distinctive visual style that helped redefine Spider-Man artwork for a new generation.
SILVER EDITION
Marvel released Spider-Man #1 with several different cover treatments. This example is the Silver Edition, identified directly on the CGC label.
The silver version transforms McFarlane’s famous web-covered composition into a striking metallic-style presentation and has become a popular alternative to the standard green-cover edition.
COLLECTOR HIGHLIGHTS
Spider-Man #1
Silver Edition
CGC 9.8 Near Mint/Mint
White Pages
Todd McFarlane story
Todd McFarlane cover
Todd McFarlane interior artwork
Lizard appearance
First issue of the 1990 Spider-Man series
“Torment” Part One of Five
Classic McFarlane Spider-Man cover
Major 1990s Marvel collectible
Universal blue-label CGC certification
Spider-Man #1…
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