The Amazing Spider-Man 27 - The Amazing Spider-Man #27 (1965) – Green Goblin Cover – Steve Ditko – Silver Age Marvel – UK Pence - 1 Comic - First edition - 1965

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The Amazing Spider-Man #27 is a first-edition Marvel comic from 1965, featuring Steve Ditko’s Green Goblin cover and in good condition.

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The Amazing Spider-Man #27 – Bring Back My Goblin to Me! (1965)

An original Silver Age Spider-Man comic published by Marvel Comics in August 1965, featuring a classic Green Goblin cover by legendary artist Steve Ditko.

Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Steve Ditko, this issue continues Spider-Man’s early adventures and features the Crime-Master storyline, with the Green Goblin playing an important role.

The cover shows Spider-Man surrounded by criminals while the Green Goblin watches from above, making this a recognizable example of classic 1960s Marvel artwork.

Collector highlights:

* Title: The Amazing Spider-Man #27
* Publisher: Marvel Comics
* Cover date: August 1965
* Original 12¢ US edition
* Vintage UK 10d price stamp on the cover
* Story by Stan Lee
* Artwork and cover by Steve Ditko
* Green Goblin appearance
* Original Silver Age comic, not a modern reprint

A collectible early Spider-Man issue from the celebrated Stan Lee and Steve Ditko era, appealing to Silver Age Marvel enthusiasts and collectors of classic Green Goblin appearances.

#AmazingSpiderMan #SpiderMan27 #GreenGoblin #SteveDitko #StanLee #SilverAgeComics #MarvelComics #VintageSpiderMan #ComicBookCollecting

Condition is as shown in the photos.

The Amazing Spider-Man #27 – Bring Back My Goblin to Me! (1965)

An original Silver Age Spider-Man comic published by Marvel Comics in August 1965, featuring a classic Green Goblin cover by legendary artist Steve Ditko.

Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Steve Ditko, this issue continues Spider-Man’s early adventures and features the Crime-Master storyline, with the Green Goblin playing an important role.

The cover shows Spider-Man surrounded by criminals while the Green Goblin watches from above, making this a recognizable example of classic 1960s Marvel artwork.

Collector highlights:

* Title: The Amazing Spider-Man #27
* Publisher: Marvel Comics
* Cover date: August 1965
* Original 12¢ US edition
* Vintage UK 10d price stamp on the cover
* Story by Stan Lee
* Artwork and cover by Steve Ditko
* Green Goblin appearance
* Original Silver Age comic, not a modern reprint

A collectible early Spider-Man issue from the celebrated Stan Lee and Steve Ditko era, appealing to Silver Age Marvel enthusiasts and collectors of classic Green Goblin appearances.

#AmazingSpiderMan #SpiderMan27 #GreenGoblin #SteveDitko #StanLee #SilverAgeComics #MarvelComics #VintageSpiderMan #ComicBookCollecting

Condition is as shown in the photos.

Details

Number of objects
1
Language
English
Item
Comic
Condition
Good
Edition
First edition
Series
The Amazing Spider-Man
Issue number
27
Comic book title
The Amazing Spider-Man #27 (1965) – Green Goblin Cover – Steve Ditko – Silver Age Marvel – UK Pence
Binding
Stapled
Publisher
Marvel Comics
Artist
Steve Ditko
Year oldest item
1965
The NetherlandsVerified
94
Objects sold
100%
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