The Amazing Spider-Man #200 Framed Comic Book
Collectibles - Comic Books

The Amazing Spider-Man #200 Framed Comic Book

This item is a framed copy of 'The Amazing Spider-Man' issue #200, published by Marvel Comics Group in January 1980. The cover features the iconic artwork of Keith Pollard, depicting Spider-Man swinging into action against the burglar who killed Uncle Ben. The comic is titled 'Our 200th Issue Anniversary Spectacular!' and includes 'The Spider-Man Versus The Burglar!' storyline. The cover is marked with a 75-cent price point and the 'Approved by the Comics Code Authority' stamp in the upper right. The item is displayed in a modern, rectangular black composite or wood frame with a clear glass or acrylic protective pane. Regarding condition, the comic shows visible signs of age and wear. Most notably, there is extensive surface creasing and 'spidering' lines across the cover, particularly around the central figure of Spider-Man. The spine appears to have some stress marks, and the colors, while still vibrant in the reds and yellows, show some minor fading indicative of light exposure. There are visible yellow price stickers adhered directly to the glass of the frame (marking it at $17.99), which should be removed with care to avoid residue. The framing suggests this is intended for display as a collectible piece of Bronze Age comic history. The paper shows slight tanning around the edges, typical for newsprint of this era (early 1980s).

Estimated Value

$45.00 - $65.00

Basic Information

Category

Collectibles - Comic Books

Appraised On

March 4, 2026

Estimated Value

$45.00 - $65.00

Item Description

This item is a framed copy of 'The Amazing Spider-Man' issue #200, published by Marvel Comics Group in January 1980. The cover features the iconic artwork of Keith Pollard, depicting Spider-Man swinging into action against the burglar who killed Uncle Ben. The comic is titled 'Our 200th Issue Anniversary Spectacular!' and includes 'The Spider-Man Versus The Burglar!' storyline. The cover is marked with a 75-cent price point and the 'Approved by the Comics Code Authority' stamp in the upper right. The item is displayed in a modern, rectangular black composite or wood frame with a clear glass or acrylic protective pane. Regarding condition, the comic shows visible signs of age and wear. Most notably, there is extensive surface creasing and 'spidering' lines across the cover, particularly around the central figure of Spider-Man. The spine appears to have some stress marks, and the colors, while still vibrant in the reds and yellows, show some minor fading indicative of light exposure. There are visible yellow price stickers adhered directly to the glass of the frame (marking it at $17.99), which should be removed with care to avoid residue. The framing suggests this is intended for display as a collectible piece of Bronze Age comic history. The paper shows slight tanning around the edges, typical for newsprint of this era (early 1980s).

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