Spider-Man #8 (March 1991) - Perceptions Part 1 of 5
Collectibles - Comic Books

Spider-Man #8 (March 1991) - Perceptions Part 1 of 5

This is a direct edition copy of Spider-Man #8, published by Marvel Comics in March 1991, featuring iconic cover art and interior work by Todd McFarlane. The issue begins the 'Perceptions' story arc, a notable crossover featuring Wolverine. The cover showcases Spider-Man in a dynamic, contorted pose characteristic of McFarlane's late 20th-century style, set against a dense forest background with purple and green hues. The comic is standard modern age size, approximately 6.625 by 10.25 inches. Noteworthy features include the '50 Years of Captain America' anniversary logo in the bottom-left corner and the original price point of $1.75 US. Regarding condition, there is a visible price sticker of '4.00' adhered directly to the white area of the cover near the Marvel logo, which significantly impacts the grade. Minor color breaking spine stresses and corner blunting are evident, along with some surface scuffing on the gloss. The comic appears to be stored in a protective plastic bag with a cardboard backing, though the bag itself shows some wrinkling and wear. This remains a highly collectible issue due to the immense popularity of the 1990 series run and McFarlane's influence on the character's aesthetic during the Bronze to Modern transition.

Estimated Value

$10.00 - $15.00

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Collectibles - Comic Books

Appraised On

January 9, 2026

Estimated Value

$10.00 - $15.00

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This is a direct edition copy of Spider-Man #8, published by Marvel Comics in March 1991, featuring iconic cover art and interior work by Todd McFarlane. The issue begins the 'Perceptions' story arc, a notable crossover featuring Wolverine. The cover showcases Spider-Man in a dynamic, contorted pose characteristic of McFarlane's late 20th-century style, set against a dense forest background with purple and green hues. The comic is standard modern age size, approximately 6.625 by 10.25 inches. Noteworthy features include the '50 Years of Captain America' anniversary logo in the bottom-left corner and the original price point of $1.75 US. Regarding condition, there is a visible price sticker of '4.00' adhered directly to the white area of the cover near the Marvel logo, which significantly impacts the grade. Minor color breaking spine stresses and corner blunting are evident, along with some surface scuffing on the gloss. The comic appears to be stored in a protective plastic bag with a cardboard backing, though the bag itself shows some wrinkling and wear. This remains a highly collectible issue due to the immense popularity of the 1990 series run and McFarlane's influence on the character's aesthetic during the Bronze to Modern transition.

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