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A condensed origin of the Amazing Fantasy 15 story made up of panels 2-3 & 5 page 3, panel 6 page 4, panel 5 page 6, panel 1 page 9 and the cover logo on a foldout page, printed in blue lines.
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Close-up of the cover, without logo nor bottom images.
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With small reproductions of The Spider, Master of Men, Uncanny Tales 26, Captain Atom from Space Adventures 33, Rawhide Kid 17, Adventures of the Fly 1, Brave & the Bold 28, Fantastic Four 1, Henry Bulson (Spider-Boy), an article from The Colgate Maroon (Nov. 13, 1963), the splash page introducing Dr. Strange, a card from Stan Lee.
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Original art page 1 of the second story in Amazing Spider-Man #8.
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Page 1 from Tales of Suspense #26.
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Original art page 5 in Amazing Spider-Man #6.
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Original art page 16 in Amazing Spider-Man #10.
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Original art page 8 in Amazing Spider-Man #12.
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Original art pages 17-20 in Amazing Spider-Man #13.
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Original art page 22 in Amazing Spider-Man #18.
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Detail from the cover of Amazing Spider-Man #17. Center image without logo and without the crowd under the heroes. Jamson's fingers have been digitally erased.
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Panels 5-8 page 5 of Amazing Spider-Man #6 in blue lines.
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Ad for projector-type art reproducer for $1.98, from Norton Products.
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This story is divided into two untitled parts (6 pp, 5 pp).
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Stan Lee's editorial explains: "We are omitting the word ADULT from our masthead. A number of our teen-age readers have written to say that it makes them feel a bit awkward to buy a magazine which seems to be written exclusively for older readers."
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Ad for "5 World Famous Strength Test Courses" for free.
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Ad to recruit sellers of Christmas cards.
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Ad for a set of encyclopedias from Cadillac Publishing Co.
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Mason Shoe Mfg. Co. advertisement
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Ditko’s signature appears in perspective on the ledge of a building.
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Ad for "5 World Famous Strength Test Courses" for free.
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House ad for Marvel's hero line and the new corner symbol.
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Send for no obligation Famous Artists Talent Test.
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Send for electronic appliance repair training information from Christy Trades School, Inc.
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Spider-Man called "Super-Man" on pg 8.
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First letters section. Letters from: Tom Jones, Jerome Haro, Fred Bronson, Bill Ryan, Frank Glen, Phil Leibfred, Buddy Saunders, Doug Arch, and Margaret Seth. Promo art of the new corner trademark featuring Spider-Man (the same one used on the cover). Steve Ditko was credited with the idea of the corner symbol in the letters section of Fantastic Four #18.
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House ad for Sgt. Fury (Marvel, 1963 series) #1 (May 1963) and Fantastic Four (Marvel, 1961 series) #16 (July 1963). Includes cover repro of Sgt. Fury #1 and an illustration of Dr. Doom, likely drawn by Sol Brodsky.
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Ad for tackle box, fishing rods and lures.
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Ad for Dynaflex body-building course for $1.98.
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Letters from: Dave Bibby, Gary Anderson, Paul Moslander, Larry Brown, Bill Schmuck, Arthur Davis Jr., and Rick Wood.
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House ad for Fantastic Four Annual (Marvel, 1963 series) #1 ([September] 1963), Strange Tales Annual (Marvel, 1962 series) #2 ([September] 1963), and Avengers (Marvel, 1963 series) #1 (September 1963).
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House ad for Sgt. Fury (Marvel, 1963 series) #3 (September 1963).
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Ad for Dynaflex body-building course for $1.98.
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This story is an example of Doctor Doom using a robot to take his place. The first instance of this was seen in Fantastic Four (Marvel, 1961 series) #5.
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Letters page includes Special Announcements Section.
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House ad for Fantastic Four Annual # 1; Strange Tales Annual # 2 and X-Men.
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House ad for Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos #3.
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From Palmer-Jones Publishers.
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Ad for a muscle building system.
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Includes letters from Ken Dixon, Phil Castora, John Black, Dave Bibby, Ruth Green, Ralph Gershovich, Alan Oberle, Gerry Johnson, and Paul McDonough with a small special announcements section concerning the success of Spider-man and his appearance in Strange Tales Annual #2 and Fantastic Four Annual #1.
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Advertisement for Tales to Astonish #49 using an unaltered stat of the cover.
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Advertisement for Strange Tales #114 using a reprint of its cover.
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Ad for NRI Training.
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Credits for revised logo from Todd Klein.
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Advertisement for an all-transistor radio from Gaycraft, sold by Niresk Industries.
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Includes a letter from Paul Gambaccini and Special Announcements Section.
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House ad for The Avengers #2. Cover repro is taken from an unaltered stat.
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House ad for The X-Men #2.
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An advertisement for Commercial Trades Institute job training booklets.
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Advertisement for an all-transistor radio from Niresk Industries.
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Peter stops wearing his glasses after they are broken by Flash Thompson.
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Get 102 smash songs on seven records for only $3.49.
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Ad seeking sellers of Grit newspaper.
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Ad for a home study course teaching radio and television repair.
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Advertisement for an all-transistor radio from Niresk Industries.
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Letters page includes Special Announcements Section.
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House ad for Fantastic Four #23.
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Ad for a home study course teaching auto mechanics.
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Enforcers drawn and inked by Steve Ditko. Spider-Man figure penciled (and possibly inked) by Jack Kirby.
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Ad for the E-Z Math program.
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Letters of comment from Mike Finley, PFC Dennis E. Northern, James Smith, Don Foote, John F. Lebar, David Nicholson, Kenny Chance, Doug Austin, John Favareau, and Richard Petroc, as well as snippets from letters from Mike Randall, Ronnie Rigdon, Ric Klein, Katherine Philippe, Frank Tugwell, Randy Montgomery, Steve Conner, and Charles Rubin. Also includes a Special Announcement Section wherein Stan plugs a few upcoming issues. X-Men #4, The Avengers #4 and Fantastic Four #25 are mentioned, all with an on-sale date of January 3rd.
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House ad for Fantastic Four #24 (March 1964), advertised as "Now On Sale!"
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Ad for the Commercial Trades Institute.
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Alterations on Dr. Octopus' face and Spider-Man's legs by Jack Kirby. The unaltered cover was published in various reprints, including the cover to Marvel Tales #148.
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Ad for the E-Z Math program.
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Jack Kirby redrew part of Spider-Man's figure below the waist on the splash page, as published in Jack Kirby Quarterly.
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House ad for Fantastic Four #25 and X-Men #4.
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Includes a letter from Ken Landgraph and Special Announcements Section.
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House ad for The Avengers (Marvel, 1963 series) #4 and Daredevil #1.
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Ad soliciting people to sell religious and patriotic mottoes.
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Ad for the 25 volume "Made Simple Self-Teaching Encyclopedia."
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Includes a letter from Dave Cockrum and Special Announcements Section.
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House ad for Tales of Suspense #53 and Fantastic Four #26.
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Ad for the 25 volume "Made Simple Self-Teaching Encyclopedia."
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Letters page includes Special Announcements Section.
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House ad for The Avengers #5 and The X-Men #5.
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Ad for the Christy Trades School.
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Letters page includes Special Announcements Section and Mighty Marvel Checklist.
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House ad for The Fantastic Four #28 and Tales to Astonish #57.
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Ad for fishing equipment.
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Ad for the Christy Trades School.
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Letters page includes Special Announcements Section.
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House ad for Sgt. Fury #8 and Fantastic Four #29.
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Ad for fishing equipment.
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Letters page includes Special Announcements Section.
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House ad for Amazing Spider-Man Annual #1 and Marvel Tales Annual #1.
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Ad for fishing equipment.
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The "Mr. Brant" in this issue is Liz Allen's father and owner of a nightclub, not Betty Brant's father. It is assumed it was meant to be Mr. Allen.
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Letters from Doug Moench and Bill DuBay. Includes Special Announcements Section.
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House ad for Marvel Tales Annual #1, Amazing Spider-Man Annual #1 and Fantastic Four Annual #2.
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Ad for various novelty items from the Honor House Products Corp.
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Letters from Chuck Robinson, Frank Brunner (future comics artist), Greg Marlar, Benny Daily, Terry Larsen, Mark Taggart, Ken Dixon, Todd Freeman, Clarke Owens, Edward Willard, William Rose, and Lance Reidy; includes Special Announcements Section.
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House ad for Fantastic Four #32, Tales of Suspense #59, Tales to Astonish #61 and Journey into Mystery #109.
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Ad for hypnotism lessons from Palmer-Jones Books.
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Page 13, panel 4 has one of the most iconic Spider-Man images. It was used repeatedly on the 1967 cartoon show, whenever Spider-Man swung toward the viewer.
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Letters page includes Special Announcements Section and Mighty Marvel Checklist.
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House ad for X-Men #8, Tales of Suspense #60 and Fantastic Four #33.
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Ad for a home-study program by NRI Training.
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Ads for Honor House Products Corporations novelties.
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Page 1 is a full page illo featuring Peter Parker in a lab and Spider-Man, page 2 recaps his origin, pages 3 to 5 demonstrate his powers, pages 6 & 7 his web, page 8 his spider-sense, page 9 his mask & his costume.
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Notes that Peter Parker is a senior.
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Only time Ditko reveals his face.
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Ad for Mike Marvel System's exercise manuals.
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Ad for 100 toy soldiers.
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A view of the original Spiderman logo under the pasted new logo.
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Bottom half only.
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Three panels in blue lines from Amazing Fantasy #15, completing his origin. Continued from sequence 1.
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On the back cover.
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