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Amazing Spider-Man (1963) #215
Amazing Spider-Man (1963) #215
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Picture Spider-Man and Namor, the Sub-Mariner, already on edge from their last clash (ASM #211, anyone?), when—WHAM!—the Frightful Four crash the party like a rogue wave, itching to make our heroes chum. Outnumbered and outgunned, Spidey and Namor are forced to play defense, dodging traps and scrambling to stay alive. Namor bolts back to Atlantis to rally his forces, leaving Peter Parker to hunt for his mysterious new neighbor—a gorgeous gal he’s been crushing on. But when he finally tracks her down, surprise! She’s no damsel—she’s Llyra, the venomous Atlantean villainess with a smile sharper than a barracuda’s bite. Will Spidey untangle this underwater conspiracy, or get hooked by Llyra’s schemes? This issue’s a high-seas slugfest packed with betrayals, brawls, and Peter’s classic knack for falling for the worst possible crush.
With Romita Jr.’s early art crackling like a storm and O’Neil’s script weaving superhero team-ups with soap-opera twists, it’s a standalone Bronze Age banger that feels like a comic book fever dream. From Manhattan rooftops to Atlantean intrigue, it’s Marvel at its most unhinged and awesome.
Key Character Appearances
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Spider-Man (Peter Parker): Swinging, quipping, and crushing hard while dodging Frightful Four beatdowns.
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Namor the Sub-Mariner: Atlantis’s grumpy king, teaming up with Spidey (begrudgingly) before jetting back to his throne.
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Llyra: The serpentine Atlantean queen, making her rare Marvel appearance as Peter’s not-so-neighborly femme fatale.
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Frightful Four (Wizard, Trapster, Sandman, Medusa): The villain squad’s here to wreck shop, with their usual mix of gadgets, grit, and bad vibes.
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No big supporting cast, but Peter’s neighbor obsession keeps his Parker luck in full, disastrous bloom.
Current Value – What’s It Worth Today?
As of April 2025, The Amazing Spider-Man #215 is a quirky collectible with solid appeal for Spidey and Namor fans. Raw copies in Very Fine (VF) condition (sharp, with light wear) fetch $15–$25, while Near Mint (NM) copies go for $30–$50. Graded slabs? A CGC 9.8 (pristine, like an untouched Atlantean relic) runs $150–$250, with 9.6s at $80–$120. Newsstand editions (check that barcode) can snag a 5–10% premium for rarity. Battered copies in Good to Fine shape? Think $6–$12, depending on how much “ocean spray” they’ve endured. The Namor and Frightful Four combo gives it a slight edge over filler issues, but it’s no key, so prices stay approachable.
Expected Value – Will This Comic Make Waves?
Let’s talk trends, because ASM #215 has some currents to ride! Namor’s MCU buzz from Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (2022) still lingers, and with Fantastic Four: First Steps hitting theaters in 2025, the Frightful Four could get a villainous glow-up, boosting their rare team appearances like this one. Llyra’s obscurity is a double-edged sword—hardcore Atlantis fans love her, but she’s no Magneto in the hype game. John Romita Jr.’s art is the sleeper factor; his early Spider-Man run is catnip for collectors who geek out over his raw, dynamic style. Spider-Man’s title is a market anchor, and team-up issues with quirky villains tend to hold steady.
If Namor or the Frightful Four snag a media boost (say, a Disney+ nod or comic arc revival), raw VF copies could hit $20–$35 and NM $40–$65 in 12–18 months. Graded 9.8s might surge to $300–$400 with a villain spike. Without a big catalyst, expect 5–15% growth through 2027—solid but not a tidal wave, as Llyra’s niche and the lack of a key moment keep it grounded. Long term, Spidey’s popularity and Namor’s cult status make it a safe harbor, like a reef slowly stacking value. Bonus: Romita Jr.’s rising legend status could add a slow burn for art hounds.
Why You NEED This Comic
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Spidey-Namor Bromance: Their uneasy alliance is pure chaos—think buddy-cop vibes with webs and tridents.
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Frightful Four Firepower: This villain crew brings the heat, making Spidey and Namor sweat for every move.
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Llyra’s Sneaky Sting: Her twist as the “neighbor” is a delicious gut-punch, perfect for fans of deep-cut baddies.
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Romita Jr. Rocks: His art’s got that early-’80s energy, setting the stage for his iconic Spidey runs.
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Wallet-Friendly Win: Grab a team-up classic without drowning your bank account, with upside for future flips.
Hook It Before It Swims Away!
The Amazing Spider-Man #215 is like stumbling on a sunken treasure chest—packed with oddball charm, high-stakes action, and just enough weirdness to stand out. Whether you’re Team Spidey, a Namor stan, or obsessed with Romita Jr.’s pencil game, this issue’s a keeper that’ll have you grinning like Peter spotting his “neighbor” (pre-Llyra reveal, of course). It’s the kind of comic you’ll flex when the Frightful Four or Namor hit the big time again. So, don’t let this one slip through your nets—swing over to our store and snag this aquatic banger before Llyra slinks off with it!
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