The Amazing Spider-Man ##50

Marvel ComicsThe Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1

The Amazing Spider-Man

Writer

Stan Lee

Interior Artist

John Romita Sr.

Cover Artist

John Romita Sr.

Publication Date

July 1967

Cover Variant

Regular (12¢ Price)

Printing

First Printing

Comic Description

The iconic 'Spider-Man No More!' storyline where Peter Parker decides to give up his heroic identity and throws his costume in a trash can. This issue features the first full appearance of Wilson Fisk, the Kingpin, who quickly becomes one of the most significant villains in the Marvel Universe.

Condition & Value

Condition Grade

Good (CGC 2.0)

Condition Details

Heavy visible wear with significant spine stress and large color-breaking creases across the bottom right quadrant. Rounded and blunted corners. Presence of a notable crease diagonally through the title. Light staining/soiling visible on the white border areas. Based on the photo, 'Good' is a conservative estimate; it could reach 3.0 with a press, but surface damage is extensive.

Estimated Market Value

Raw: $400 - $600 | Graded (CGC 2.0): $650 - $850

Recent Sales

CGC 2.0 copies have recently sold between $600 and $750. Better-preserved mid-grade copies (5.0) are reaching $1,800+. Overall market demand for this key issue remains high despite condition.

Grading Recommendation

Worth grading due to high value as a major key issue. A professional cleaning and press could improve eye appeal significantly. Even in 2.0-3.0 condition, authentication and encapsulation protect the liquid value of this specific silver-age rarity.

Notable Features

First appearance of the Kingpin (Wilson Fisk). Iconic 'Spider-Man No More!' cover art. Major Silver Age key issue. No UPC (pre-dates barcode). 12 cent price variant.

Authentication Notes

The paper aging, ink saturation, and price markings appear consistent with 1967 Marvel production. No immediate signs of reprint (such as those from Marvel Milestone Editions) are visible; the 12-cent price and 'IND' marking align with original prints.

Scanned on 5/12/2026