A limited edition giclée on paper of 295 signed by Marvel Comics legend, Stan Lee.

Cover artist: John Romita Sr. (July 1967)

The Amazing Spider-man - Vol 1 #50: “Spider-Man No More!”

Part of the original first release of Marvel editions published by Washington Green and hand-signed by the late great Stan Lee, who designed all of the classic Marvel comic-book characters back in the 60's, this superb giclée print on paper was one of only six covers specially curated by Stan Lee for a fine art portfolio featuring a selection of arguably the most timeless characters: 'The Amazing Spiderman', 'The Incredible Hulk', 'The Invincible Iron Man', 'The Avengers', 'X-men', and 'The Silver Surfer'.

Comes signed and numbered, with the original certificate of authenticity from Washington Green.

The cover artwork was pencilled  and inked by John Romita Sr., coloured by Stan Goldberg and lettered by Sam Rosen, with the internal storyline written by Stan Lee, pencilled by John Romita Sr., inked by Mickey Demeo, and lettered by Sam Rosen.

Backstory:

As usual, Spider-Man breaks up an attempted robbery of a payroll truck. However, one of the bystanders is frightened by the violence and asks Spider-Man to leave. Peter is astonished at how well Mr. Jameson's attacks on him have worked. Peter then learns that his Aunt May is ill, and even though he has an important test the next day, doesn't study.

The next day, after the test, Peter's Professor expresses concern over the decline in Peter's grades. With all of this weighing on him, Peter begins to hate the very name of Spider-Man! Adding fuel to the fire is J. Jonah Jameson going into another anti-Spider-Man rant on TV. Walking at night, dwelling on all his problems, Peter takes his Spider-Man outfit and throws it in the garbage, deciding to end his crime-fighting career.

Setting the scene for the a mysterious figure and self-proclaimed Lord of the Underworld known only as "Kingpin" to take over the city.

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