Marvel Comics Web of Spider-Man No. 118 Comic Book

November 1994, Modern Age, $1.50, bagged and boarded. 1st Appearance of the Scarlet Spider/The Spider-Clone challenges Venom.

Marvel Comics Web Of Spiderman Comic Books. Total of 11. Issues 33, 42, 90, 95, 101-103, 119, 124, 129, 129.1. Varying conditions. Bagged and Boarded. In-house shipping available.

Mar, June, Nov. 1985, 86, 90, 93. No. 8, 15, 20, 24, 70, 101. Modern Age, $0.65, $0.75, $1.00, $1.25. bagged and boarded

1986-1992, Modern Age, $.75-$1.25, bagged and boarded

March 1973, Bronze Age, $.20, Smasher and Disruptor Cover

1st Appearance of the Vulturions, April 1985, Bronze Age, $.65, bagged and boarded

1st Appearance of the Vulturions, April 1985, Bronze Age, $.65, bagged and boarded

April 1985, Bronze Age, $.65, bagged and boarded. 1st Appearance of the Vulturions

Kraven's Last Hunt Part 4 - Newsstand Edition, November 1987, Modern Age, $.75, bagged and boarded

September 1990, $1.00, bagged and boarded

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