Amazing Spider-Man #375D Direct Variant CGC 9.8 1993 4087251018

  

Key Comics & First Appearances. Amazing Spider-Man #375D Direct Variant CGC 9.8 1993 4087251018.

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30th Anniversary issue of Amazing Spiderman #1. "The Bride of Venom" Part 2 of 2.

Gold foil holografix cover by Mark Bagley and Randy Emberlin. Inside an abandoned Brooklyn amusement park, the Lethal Protector holds Richard and Mary Parker captive! The disturbed Venom thinks he's just doing what's best for Peter's parents!

But that's not going to work! So the wall-crawler heads to the park knowing a fierce fight awaits! However the web-slinger may have help this time from a very unlikely source...

Wow, will there be a family reunion atop the Ferris wheel? Or perhaps a funeral beneath it? One way or another, the Amazing Spider-Man and Venom battle for the last time! Cameo appearances by Silver Sable, Battlestar, Mary Jane Watson, and J. Aware of what the Human Torch did to Empire State University, Spider-Man vows to bring his friend to justice.

Cameo appearance by Silver Sable. Plot crosses over with Fantastic Four 373 & 374.

Third story: "The Monster Within" Script by Eric Fein. JJJ tries to get his son, John Jameson, started in the field of journalism. The Chameleon visits the grave of Kraven the Hunter.

Notes: Venom appears next in the first issue of his Lethal Protector (1993) series. The letters page includes a statement of ownership: average print run 660,958.

Average paid circulation 544,900. This item is a consignment. This item is a consignment, which means that the price has been set by the consignor rather than by MyComicShop.

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