The Amazing Spider-Man #270/273 - 4 Comic - First edition - 1985/1986

Lot of 4 original US comics from the series The Amazing Spider-Man (vol. 1, Marvel Comics, 1985–1986):

#270 (11/1985) – Epic final showdown with Firelord, former herald of Galactus: one of the moments of greatest physical strength for Spider-Man in the black costume, while Avengers such as Captain America arrive too late to stop the devastating duel in the streets of New York.

#271 (12/1985) – “Whatever Happened to Crusher Hogan?”: Crusher Hogan, the wrestler Peter faced in his early days (Amazing Fantasy 15), returns. Now a gym janitor, he finds himself embroiled in a world of scams and criminals; Spider-Man must save him and, with a little white lie, restore his dignity in the eyes of everyone.

#272 (01/1986) – “Make Way for Slyde!”: First appearance and origin of Slyde, a criminal whose costume is covered in ultra-slippery material that makes him impossible to grip and impervious to cobwebs. After a bank robbery and a heated confrontation with Spider-Man, he ends up taking revenge on his corrupt old boss.

#273 (02/1986) – Secret Wars II tie-in: In “To Challenge the Beyonder!” Spider-Man, still in his black costume, finds himself alongside Puma (Thomas Fireheart), who is determined to kill the all-powerful Beyonder. Peter is torn between stopping Puma and letting the mysterious cosmic being pay for his experiments on humanity.

Marvel Comics, USA, 1985–1986.
Standard American comic book format, approx. 17 × 26 cm, approximately 36 pages per issue.
Language: English.
Legal Deposit: Not applicable (original USA editions).

Each album comes in a protective envelope with a hard cardboard backing (bag and board). Overall, the book is in very good condition for its age, with normal signs of use. Please refer to the photos for your own assessment of its condition.

Shipping via tracked courier or registered mail (depending on Catawiki options and the destination country). The albums will be shipped flat, each in its own envelope, between rigid cardboard boxes and with additional protective packaging to prevent creasing or damage during transport.