Todd McFarlane - Spider-man: 1-16 (compleet) Marvel 1990-1991 ‘Torment’ 5/5; The Hobgoblin 2/2; Perceptions 5/5; Sub-City 2/2; # 16: Special Sideways issue Alle comics NM, behalve #1, scheurtje onderkant omslag (rug) Bonus: Marvel Knights Spider-man Daredevil, one shot Vatche Mavlian, Marvel 2002 Wikipedia over de serie Wanting to appease McFarlane, Marvel gave McFarlane a new, adjectiveless Spider-Man title for him to both write and draw. Spider-Man #1 (August 1990) sold 2.5 million copies, largely due to the variant covers with which Marvel, seeking to capitalize on McFarlane's popularity, published the issue to encourage collectors into buying more than one edition. This practice was a result of the comics speculator bubble of the 1990s, which would burst later that decade.] McFarlane, unbeknownst to his parents at the time, was making about a million dollars a year. McFarlane wrote and illustrated 15 of the series' first 16 issues, many issues of which featured other popular Marvel characters such as Wolverine and Ghost Rider in guest roles.