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Amazing Spider-Man (1963) #113

Amazing Spider-Man (1963) #113

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Amazing Spider-Man (1963) #113 – Spider-Man in a Doc Ock vs. Hammerhead War!
Amazing Spider-Man (1963) #113 (October 1972), written by Gerry Conway with pencils by John Romita Sr. and layouts by Jim Starlin, is a thrilling Bronze Age issue. Spider-Man is caught in a brutal turf war between Dr. Octopus and Hammerhead, two of his fiercest foes. As the villains clash for control of New York’s underworld, Spidey navigates their deadly conflict, trying to protect the city and himself. The issue delivers intense action, with Peter Parker’s personal struggles woven into the chaos, culminating in a high-stakes showdown. Romita’s art, enhanced by Starlin’s layouts, brings vibrant energy to the battles.
Highlights
  • Doc Ock and Hammerhead’s explosive gang war.
  • Spider-Man’s precarious role in the crossfire.
  • High-octane action across New York City.
  • John Romita Sr.’s iconic art with Jim Starlin’s dynamic layouts.
  • Peter Parker’s personal challenges amid the chaos.
Value & Trends
  • Current: $20–$50 (VG/FN), $100–$200 (VF) on eBay/MyComicShop, with NM copies fetching $300–$500. Newsstand editions may see a premium due to lower distribution.
  • Trends: Doc Ock’s prominence (Spider-Man: No Way Home legacy) and Hammerhead’s cult appeal, combined with Spider-Man 4 (2026) hype, could drive 15–20% price hikes in 6–12 months. High-grade copies may hit $600–$800 in 2–3 years if either villain appears in MCU/SSU projects. Comic-Con 2025 news could boost demand.
  • Market: Bronze Age Spider-Man issues with major villains like Doc Ock and Hammerhead maintain strong collector interest, especially with Romita’s art.
Key Characters
  • Spider-Man/Peter Parker: Hero trapped in a villainous war.
  • Dr. Octopus: Scheming underworld contender.
  • Hammerhead: Brutal rival mob boss.
Why Buy?
This issue’s intense Doc Ock-Hammerhead clash, Spider-Man’s desperate heroics, and Romita’s legendary art with Starlin’s layouts make it a Bronze Age gem. Its action-packed villain showdown is a collector’s must-have. Grab it before Spider-Man’s cinematic surge or villain revivals spike prices!
Price: $20 (VG) to $500 (NM). High-grade copies, especially newsstands, hold top future value.
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