CGC - Universal Grade - Marvel - Spectacular Spider-Man #136 (03/1988, 8.5) - Graded Comic Book

Add a significant chapter from Spider-Man's history to your collection with this CGC Universal Grade 8.5 issue of The Spectacular Spider-Man #136 from March 1988. This issue is particularly known for the death of Sin-Eater, one of the most notorious villains from the 1980s Spider-Man stories. This makes the issue an important moment within the ongoing storylines of that period.

The comic features a story by Peter David, one of Marvel Comics' most esteemed writers. The artwork and cover are by Sal Buscema, whose distinctive style is closely associated with Spider-Man and who is considered one of the most influential Spider-Man artists of his generation. Additionally, Electro also makes an appearance in this issue, making it extra interesting for fans of Spider-Man's iconic villains.

This copy has a CGC Universal Grade of 8.5 and features White Pages, an important quality indicator that shows the interior pages are exceptionally well preserved. The comic has been professionally graded and encapsulated by CGC, one of the most respected grading companies in the comic book world. The sturdy protective slab ensures that the item remains optimally protected and maintains its condition.

With the death of Sin-Eater, an appearance by Electro, a story by Peter David, artwork and cover by Sal Buscema, and a CGC 8.5 White Pages grading, The Spectacular Spider-Man #136 is an attractive addition to any Spider-Man, Marvel, or graded comic collection. A strong collectible from a beloved period of Spider-Man and an issue that marks an important moment in the series' history.

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