Amazing Spider Man #50 - CGC 7.5 - Marvel Comics 1967

"Spider-Man No More!" – These three words still resonate among fans today as one of the most dramatic and memorable moments in Spider-Man's long history. Published in July 1967 , Amazing Spider-Man #50 marks a crucial turning point for Peter Parker, dramatizing the young man's internal conflict with his responsibility as a superhero.

First appearance of Kingpin (Wilson Fisk)

This issue marks the first official appearance of the Kingpin , one of the most iconic and enduring villains in the Marvel Universe. Later a recurring foe not only of Spider-Man but also of Daredevil and many other heroes, Kingpin makes his debut here in a story of great narrative tension and thematic maturity.

One of the most famous covers in the history of comics

The powerful image of Peter Parker walking away from his Spider-Man costume, left in a trash can, has become one of the most recognizable covers in pop culture. This issue has been repeatedly honored and reinterpreted in films, animated series, and modern comics.

A Collectible Comic – Historic Value and Guaranteed Investment

With a CGC rating of 7.5 , this copy offers an excellent balance between quality and collector accessibility. Key Silver Age issues, especially those featuring first appearances of key characters , continue to see strong appreciation in the collector market.

• Perfect for discerning collectors
• Interesting for investors in the vintage comics sector
• A must-have for Spider-Man and Marvel Universe fans.

Add one of the most important issues of the Silver Age Marvel to your collection.

Whether you're a fan of Spider-Man publishing history , a collector of certified comics, or an investor seeking valuable pieces, Amazing Spider-Man #50 is an essential addition. Rare, historic, and visually powerful—a comic that transcends time .

Register details:

• Title: The Amazing Spider-Man #50
• Publisher: Marvel Comics
• Publication date: July 1967
• Condition: CGC 7.5 – Very Fine-
• Certified and sealed by CGC (Certified Guaranty Company)
• Story: Stan Lee
• Art: John Romita & Mike Esposito
• Cover: John Romita