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Amazing Spider-Man (1963) #258 [CGC 8.5]

Amazing Spider-Man (1963) #258 [CGC 8.5]

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$75.00 USD
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Swing Into the Symbiote Scoop: Amazing Spider-Man #258 [CGC 8.5]
Listen up, true believers! Amazing Spider-Man #258 (cover-dated November 1984) is a Bronze Age banger from the dynamic duo of Tom DeFalco and Ron Frenz, with art that pops like Spidey’s quips in a quiet room. This issue’s the big reveal: that slick black costume Peter’s been rocking? It’s an alien symbiote with a mind of its own—cue the “whoa, dude” moment that sets the stage for Venom’s chaos! Featuring guest stars like Mr. Fantastic and the Human Torch, plus a Black Cat cameo and a Hobgoblin tease, it’s The Thing meets The Fly, but with more webs and fewer lab disasters. Graded at CGC 8.5 (Very Fine+), this copy’s got off-white pages and a cover that’s held up better than Peter’s excuses to Aunt May—perfect for a collector who loves a book with a little fight in it!
Current Value: A Deal Quicker Than Spidey Snagging a Fly!
As of March 24, 2025, Amazing Spider-Man #258 [CGC 8.5] is swinging around $60-$90, based on recent eBay sales and market trackers like GoCollect. That’s a sweet spot for a mid-grade key—symbiote costume reveal, solid ‘80s vibes, and a grade that says “I’ve seen some action but I’m still sharp.” A CGC 9.8 fetches $300-$400, so this 8.5 is your budget-friendly shot at owning a piece of Spidey’s black-suit saga. Why the buzz? It’s the moment the symbiote steps into the spotlight, and at 8.5, it’s a steal for a book with this much history.
Expected Value: This Web’s Climbing Faster Than Spidey Up a Skyscraper!
Hold onto your web-shooters, because this issue’s got traction! The comic market’s projected to hit $26.75 billion by 2032 (per Fortune Business Insights), and Venom’s origin arc is pure collector fuel—think Venom: The Last Dance (2024) aftershocks and whispers of more symbiote action (X is buzzing about potential Spider-Man 4 ties). With cons like San Diego Comic-Con 2025 on the horizon and the eternal love for ‘80s Spidey, this 8.5 could climb to $100-$150 in a couple of years. If a new Venom project drops, it might even stick closer to $175-$200. It’s not ASM #300 money, but it’s a key stepping stone with mid-grade appeal and serious symbiote swagger!
Why You Need This Faster Than Spidey Can Say ‘My Costume’s Alive?!’:
  • Symbiote Switch: The black suit’s big “I’m an alien” moment—it’s the plot twist that launched a thousand tendrils!
  • Frenz Frenzy: Ron Frenz’s art is so crisp, you’ll swear the symbiote’s oozing off the page.
  • 8.5 Edge: Very Fine+ with a lived-in vibe—this slab’s got character, like Spidey after a rooftop rumble.
  • Bragging Rights: Snag this before it’s the “I could’ve had it” sob story you tell while dodging overpriced reprints at the comic shop.
Don’t let this one slip through your webs! Grab Amazing Spider-Man #258 [CGC 8.5] now before it swings into someone else’s stash—or lands on eBay with a price that’ll tangle you up worse than a Hobgoblin pumpkin bomb. This comic’s fast, fierce, and dripping with symbiote lore—nab it and let your collection stick the landing!

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