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Amazing Spider-Man (1963) #121 [Reprint] - Death of Gwen Stacy

Amazing Spider-Man (1963) #121 [Reprint] - Death of Gwen Stacy

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Swing Into the Tearjerker Replay: Amazing Spider-Man #121 [Reprint] – The Comic That’s Sadder Than Spidey’s Bank Account!

Listen up, true believers! Amazing Spider-Man #121 (originally cover-dated June 1973) is the Bronze Age bombshell where Gwen Stacy meets her tragic end, scripted by Gerry Conway with Gil Kane’s pencils and John Romita Sr.’s iconic cover. The Green Goblin’s got Gwen dangling from a bridge, Spidey’s racing to save her, and—spoiler alert—things go snap in all the wrong ways. It’s Romeo and Juliet meets Spider-Man, but with more webs and fewer sonnets. This reprint edition (likely the 2005 Toy Biz Marvel Legends version with the Alex Ross Marvels #0 cover and a black-bordered original inside) brings all the gut-punch glory of the 1973 classic, ads and all, without the wallet-crushing cost of an OG copy. Ready to relive the moment that broke Spidey’s heart—and comic fans’ spirits—on a budget? You bet your web-shooters you are!

Current Value: A Deal Quicker Than Spidey Snagging a Goblin Glider!
As of March 24, 2025, Amazing Spider-Man #121 [Reprint] (assuming the common 2005 Toy Biz edition) is swinging around $10-15 raw, based on eBay sales and reprint market trends from sites like MyComicShop. These reprints, bundled with Marvel Legends figures like “The Battle for Gwen Stacy” set, are cheap thrills—full color, faithful to the original, but with modern ads and a 2005 indicia to keep it distinct. An original #121 in CGC 9.8 goes for $5,000-$6,000, so this reprint’s a steal for fans who want the story without selling their web-fluid stash. Why so affordable? It’s mass-produced nostalgia, not a rare relic, but it still packs that emotional wallop.

Expected Value: This Web’s Holding Steady Like Spidey on a Skyscraper!
Don’t expect a fortune, but this reprint’s got staying power! The comic market’s projected to hit $26.75 billion by 2032 (per Fortune Business Insights), and Spidey’s Bronze Age classics—especially Gwen’s death—keep tugging heartstrings. With cons like San Diego Comic-Con 2025 on the horizon and ongoing Spider-Man hype (think MCU buzz on X about multiverse Gwen cameos), this reprint could nudge up to $15-$25 in a few years, especially if bundled with its figure set or if reprints get a nostalgia spike. It won’t soar like an original—those hit $9,300 at peak in 2021 per QualityComix—but it’s a budget-friendly keeper for casual collectors or a fun flip for a rainy day. Think of it as a low-stakes web-line to Spidey history!

Why You Need This Faster Than Goblin Can Say ‘Bye-Bye, Gwen!’:
  • Heartbreak Highlight: Gwen’s fall is the sob-fest that changed comics forever—grab the tissues and relive the drama!
  • Art That Stings: Gil Kane’s pencils and Romita’s cover hit harder than a Goblin pumpkin bomb—reprint or not, it’s a visual knockout.
  • Wallet-Friendly Win: All the feels of 1973 without the “I need a second job” price tag—perfect for Spidey fans on a budget.
  • Bragging Bonus: Snag this before it’s the “I could’ve had it cheap” tale you tell while dodging overpriced originals at the comic shop.
Don’t let this one swing past! Grab Amazing Spider-Man #121 [Reprint] now before it sticks to someone else’s stash—or lands on eBay with a price that’ll make you wince more than Peter hearing “with great power…” for the millionth time. This comic’s fast, fierce, and a budget-friendly blast from the past—nab it and let your collection relive Spidey’s darkest day!
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