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Amazing Spider-Man Omnibus Vol. 1
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Amazing Spider-Man Omnibus Vol. 1
Variant Edition Cover
Painted Art by Alex Ross

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From the Mouths of the Marvels:

"If unpopularity ever became popular, I'd be top man around here!"

-- Peter Parker, Amazing Spider-Man #37

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Teenage angst as only Stan and Steve can deliver!

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Spidey's greatest terror: the Green Goblin!

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High school drama: a hallmark of the life of Peter Parker in Lee/Ditko's ASM.

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The dark side of Spider-Man!

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   Amazing Spider-Man Omnibus Vol. 1

Reprints: Amazing Fantasy #15, Amazing Spider-Man #1-38, Amazing Spider-Man Annual #1-2, Strange Tales Annual #2

First Print
Release Date: April 25, 2007

1088 pages

REGULAR EDITION ISBN: 0-7851-2402-0 • List Price: $99.99 (US)/$160 (Canada)
VARIANT EDITION ISBN: 0-7851-2509-4 • List Price: $99.99 (US)/$160 (Canada)

Collection Editor: Cory Sedlmeier

SPECIAL BONUS FEATURES:

  • Stan Lee introductions to Amazing Spider-Man Masterworks Vol. 1-4
  • Essays by Arlen Schumer, Jon B. Cooke and Blake Bell
  • Amazing Spider-Man #10, unused cover
  • Amazing Spider-Man #11, original version
  • Amazing Spider-Man #35, original version from Italian reprint
  • Bullpen photo spread from Marvel Tales Annual #1
  • Reprint covers from Marvel Tales Annual #1-2 and Marvel Tales #3-28
  • House ad for Strange Tales Annual #2
  • House ad from Marvel Tales Annual #1
  • House ad from Fantastic Four Annual #1
  • Creator bios
On Sale: OMNIBUS LIST

SOLICIT TEXT:

"In 1962, in the pages of a comic book slated for cancellation, Stan Lee and Steve Ditko gave birth to one of the most-enduring icons in American popular media - the one and only Amazing Spider-Man! Turning the concept of a super hero on its head, they imbued the young, guilt-ridden Peter Parker with the fantastic powers of an arachnid and the fantastic pressures of an everyday teenager. The combination was pure magic.

Over the course of 40 issues of webslinging, wisecracking wonderment Lee and Ditko built the foundation for 45 years of Spidey spectaculars - girl trouble, bill trouble, bully trouble, the Daily Bugle, and a cast friends, family, and, of course, super villains unlike any other!

Completing the entire Stan Lee/Steve Dikto Spider-Man run in one massive volume including every page, every pinup, and every letters column. Not to mention unused covers, critical essays, and bonuses galore!

We went back to the Mighty Marvel Archive to restore each and every page in this volume for painstaking accuracy to the originals. There’s no kidding — this collector’s edition is the guaranteed be-all, end-all book for the Spider-Man fan!"

AMAZING SPIDER-MAN OMNIBUS VOL. 1 PREVIEW IMAGES:

  • AF #15: Opening splash page
  • ASM #4: Cover
  • ASM #10: Page 9
  • ASM #13: Page 11
  • ASM #16: Opening splash page
  • ASM #19: Page 9
  • ASM #22: Cover
  • ASM #27: Opening splash page
  • ASM #29: Page 12
  • ASM #31: Page 18
  • ASM #33: Page 5
  • ASM #38: Page 20
  • ASM #38: Letters Page 1
  • ASM #38: Letters Page 2

    All images provided exclusively to this website by Marvel.

    AMAZING FANTASY #15, AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #1-10:

    (Take a detailed look at the contents of AMAZING SPIDER-MAN MASTERWORKS VOL. 1.)

    Script: Stan Lee
    Art: Steve Ditko
    Pencils: Jack Kirby (#8)

    All covers and pin-ups are included.

    AF #15: "Spider-Man!"
    Aug 1962 • 11 pages + editorial page

    ASM #1: "Spider-Man: Freak! Public Menace/Spider-Man vs. the Chameleon!"
    Mar 1963 • 25 pages

    ASM #2: "Duel to the Death With the Vulture!/The Uncanny Threat of the Terrible Tinkerer!"
    May 1963 • 25 pages

    ASM #3: "Spider-Man versus the Strangest Foe of All Time...Doctor Octopus"
    Jul 1963 • 22 pages + 2 letters pages

    ASM #4: "Nothing Can Stop...the Sandman!"
    Sep 1963 • 21 pages + 2 letters pages

    ASM #5: "Marked For Destruction by Dr. Doom!"
    Oct 1963 • 21 pages + 2 letters pages

    ASM #6: "Face-to-Face With...the Lizard!"
    Nov 1963 • 21 pages + 2 letters pages

    ASM #7: "The Return of the Vulture"
    Dec 1963 • 21 pages + 2 letters pages

    ASM #8: "The Terrible Threat of the Living Brain!/Spider-Man Tackles the Torch!"
    Jan 1964 • 23 pages + 2 letters pages

    ASM #9: "The Man Called Electro"
    Feb 1964 • 22 pages + 2 letters pages

    ASM #10: "The Enforcers!"
    Mar 1964 • 22 pages + 2 letters pages

    AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #11-19, ANNUAL #1:

    (Take a detailed look at the contents of AMAZING SPIDER-MAN MASTERWORKS VOL. 2.)

    Script: Stan Lee
    Art: Steve Ditko

    All covers and pin-ups are included.

    ASM #11: "Turning Point"
    Apr 1964 • 22 pages + 2 letters pages

    ASM #12: "Unmasked by Doctor Octopus!"
    May 1964 • 22 pages + 2 letters pages

    ASM #13: "The Menace of...Mysterio!"
    Jun 1964 • 22 pages + 2 letters pages

    ASM #14: "The Green Goblin"
    Jul 1964 • 22 pages + 2 letters pages

    ASM #15: "Kraven, the Hunter!"
    Aug 1964 • 22 pages + 2 letters pages

    ASM Ann #1: "The Sinister Six!" plus backups
    1964 • 72 pages

    ASM #16: "Duel With Daredevil"
    Sep 1964 • 22 pages + 2 letters pages

    ASM #17: "The Return of the Green Goblin!"
    Oct 1964 • 22 pages + 2 letters pages

    ASM #18: "The End of Spider-Man"
    Nov 1964 • 22 pages + 2 letters pages

    ASM #19: "Spidey Strikes Back!"
    Dec 1964 • 22 pages + 2 letters pages

    AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #20-30, ANNUAL #2:

    (Take a detailed look at the contents of AMAZING SPIDER-MAN MASTERWORKS VOL. 3.)

    Script: Stan Lee
    Art: Steve Ditko

    All covers and pin-ups are included.

    ASM #20: "The Coming of the Scorpion! or, Spidey Battles Scorpey!"
    Jan 1965 • 21 pages

    ASM #21: "Where Flies the Beetle...!"
    Feb 1965 • 21 pages

    ASM #22: "Preeeeeesenting....The Clown, and his Masters of Menace!"
    Mar 1965 • 20 pages

    ASM #23: "The Goblin and the Gangsters"
    Apr 1965 • 21 pages + 2 letters pages

    ASM #24: "Spider-Man Goes Mad!"
    May 1965 • 20 pages + 2 letters pages

    ASM #25: "Captured By J. Jonah Jameson!"
    Jun 1965 • 20 pages + 2 letters pages

    ASM #26: "The Man In The Crime-Master's Mask!"
    Jul 1965 • 20 pages + 2 letters pages

    ASM #27: "Bring Back My Goblin To Me!"
    Aug 1965 • 20 pages + 2 letters pages

    ASM #28: "The Menace of the Molten Man!"
    Sep 1965 • 20 pages + 2 letters pages

    ASM Ann #2: "The Wondrous World of Dr. Strange!"
    1965 • 25 pages + 2 letters pages

    ASM #29: "Never Step On A Scorpion!", or "...You Think It's Easy To Dream Up Titles Like This?"
    Oct 1965 • 20 pages + 2 letters pages

    ASM #30: "The Claws of the Cat!"
    Nov 1965 • 20 pages + 2 letters pages

    AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #31-38:

    (Take a detailed look at the contents of AMAZING SPIDER-MAN MASTERWORKS VOL. 1. Please note: ASM #39-40, drawn by John Romita and included in ASM Masterworks Vol. 4, are not included in the ASM Omnibus Vol. 1 .)

    Script: Stan Lee
    Art: Steve Ditko

    All covers and pin-ups are included.

    ASM #31: "If This Be My Destiny!"
    Dec 1965 • 21 pages

    ASM #32: "Man on a Rampage!"
    Jan 1966 • 20 pages

    ASM #33: "The Final Chapter!"
    Feb 1966 • 21 pages + 2 letters pages

    ASM #34: "The Thrill of the Hunt!"
    Mar 1966 • 20 pages + 2 letters pages

    ASM #35: "The Molten Man Regrets!"
    Apr 1966 • 20 pages + 2 letters pages

    ASM #36: "When Falls the Meteor!"
    May 1966 • 20 pages + 2 letters pages

    ASM #37: "Once Upon a Time, There was a Robot!"
    Jun 1966 • 20 pages + 2 letters pages

    ASM #38: "Just a Guy Named Joe!"
    Jul 1966 • 20 pages + 2 letters pages

    -- synopsis by Gormuu

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