Spider-Man 26 - Spider-Man #26 - 1 Graded comic, Signed comic - First edition - 1992/1992 - CGC 9.8





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Spider-Man #26, Marvel Comics, Direct Edition, first edition (1992), graded CGC 9.8 and signed by Joe Rubinstein with a silver hologram cover.
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Spider-man #26 CGC 9.8 SIGNED Joe Rubinstein - Hologram cover
Direct Edition. Giant-Sized 30th Anniversary Special. Silver hologram cover. "With Great Responsibility!" Script by Tom DeFalco. Pencils by Ron Frenz and Mark Bagley. Inks by Klaus Janson, Al Milgrom, Keith Williams, Mark Texeira, Tom Palmer, and Joe Rubinstein. Cover drawing by John Romita Sr. (pencils & inks). While pursuing two small-time criminals, the web-slinger crosses paths with the nephew of the infamous burglar -- who killed his Uncle Ben. After Spider-Man catches the criminals, he has to decide what to do about the nephew -- who might become a burglar too. Appearance by Mary Jane Watson. Retelling of Spider-Man's origin. Second story: "These Great Powers!" Script by Tom DeFalco. Pencils by Mark Bagley. Inks by Sam de la Rosa. Peter explains all his spider-powers to Mary Jane. (Note: This issue includes a gatefold poster featuring Spider-Man, Captain America, and the Silver Surfer by Ron Lim and Jim Sanders III.) 48 pages.
Any CGC case may have cosmetic imperfections including scuffs, scratches, standard surface wear, minor cracks, or Newton rings. We will not list for sale any slabbed comic with a damaged case that compromises the integrity of the grade.
Spider-man #26 CGC 9.8 SIGNED Joe Rubinstein - Hologram cover
Direct Edition. Giant-Sized 30th Anniversary Special. Silver hologram cover. "With Great Responsibility!" Script by Tom DeFalco. Pencils by Ron Frenz and Mark Bagley. Inks by Klaus Janson, Al Milgrom, Keith Williams, Mark Texeira, Tom Palmer, and Joe Rubinstein. Cover drawing by John Romita Sr. (pencils & inks). While pursuing two small-time criminals, the web-slinger crosses paths with the nephew of the infamous burglar -- who killed his Uncle Ben. After Spider-Man catches the criminals, he has to decide what to do about the nephew -- who might become a burglar too. Appearance by Mary Jane Watson. Retelling of Spider-Man's origin. Second story: "These Great Powers!" Script by Tom DeFalco. Pencils by Mark Bagley. Inks by Sam de la Rosa. Peter explains all his spider-powers to Mary Jane. (Note: This issue includes a gatefold poster featuring Spider-Man, Captain America, and the Silver Surfer by Ron Lim and Jim Sanders III.) 48 pages.
Any CGC case may have cosmetic imperfections including scuffs, scratches, standard surface wear, minor cracks, or Newton rings. We will not list for sale any slabbed comic with a damaged case that compromises the integrity of the grade.

