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Amazing Spider-Man (1963-LGY-844) #48 Signed by Nick Spencer [CGC 9.8]
Amazing Spider-Man (1963-LGY-844) #48 Signed by Nick Spencer [CGC 9.8]
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Spider-Man #48 / #844 Signed by Nick Spencer [CGC 9.8]
Excelsior, true believers! Spider-Man #48 (Legacy #844, cover-dated October 2020) is a pulse-pounding chapter from Nick Spencer’s epic run, with art by Mark Bagley that’s slicker than a web-line in the rain. Part of the “Sins Rising” arc, this issue’s got Spidey facing the Sin-Eater’s wrath—think supernatural vengeance with a shotgun, plus a twist that’ll leave you more shocked than Peter when MJ says “no rent money this month.” It’s The Exorcist meets Spider-Man, but with more quips and fewer holy water splashes. Graded CGC 9.8 and signed by Spencer himself, this slab’s a pristine beauty with Nick’s ink adding that extra wall-crawler wow—perfect for a collector who wants a modern key with a personal touch!
Current Value: A Deal Quicker Than Spidey Dodging Sin-Eater’s Blast!
As of March 24, 2025, Spider-Man #48 / #844 Signed by Nick Spencer [CGC 9.8] is swinging around $150-$200, based on recent eBay sales and Signature Series trends from GoCollect and GPAnalysis. That’s a solid grab for a 9.8 with Spencer’s autograph—unsigned copies hover at $50-$75, but the yellow-label signature bumps it up, especially tied to his fan-favorite run. Why the buzz? It’s a pivotal “Sins Rising” issue leading into #850, with Sin-Eater’s comeback and Spencer’s name carrying weight—think of it as a signed ticket to Spidey’s modern madness.
As of March 24, 2025, Spider-Man #48 / #844 Signed by Nick Spencer [CGC 9.8] is swinging around $150-$200, based on recent eBay sales and Signature Series trends from GoCollect and GPAnalysis. That’s a solid grab for a 9.8 with Spencer’s autograph—unsigned copies hover at $50-$75, but the yellow-label signature bumps it up, especially tied to his fan-favorite run. Why the buzz? It’s a pivotal “Sins Rising” issue leading into #850, with Sin-Eater’s comeback and Spencer’s name carrying weight—think of it as a signed ticket to Spidey’s modern madness.
Expected Value: This Web’s Climbing Faster Than Peter Up a High-Rise!
Hold onto your web-shooters, because this book’s got legs! The comic market’s projected to hit $26.75 billion by 2032 (per Fortune Business Insights), and Spencer’s Amazing Spider-Man run is a modern classic—boosted by Sin-Eater’s resurgence and ties to the Kindred saga. With cons like San Diego Comic-Con 2025 on deck and potential Spidey media nods (X is buzzing about a possible Sins Rising adaptation), this signed 9.8 could leap to $250-$350 in a couple of years. If Spencer’s run gets a cinematic or animated boost, it might even stick closer to $400-$450. It’s not ASM #300 money, but it’s a signed modern key with a grade that screams “invest me”—perfect for a flip or a flex!
Hold onto your web-shooters, because this book’s got legs! The comic market’s projected to hit $26.75 billion by 2032 (per Fortune Business Insights), and Spencer’s Amazing Spider-Man run is a modern classic—boosted by Sin-Eater’s resurgence and ties to the Kindred saga. With cons like San Diego Comic-Con 2025 on deck and potential Spidey media nods (X is buzzing about a possible Sins Rising adaptation), this signed 9.8 could leap to $250-$350 in a couple of years. If Spencer’s run gets a cinematic or animated boost, it might even stick closer to $400-$450. It’s not ASM #300 money, but it’s a signed modern key with a grade that screams “invest me”—perfect for a flip or a flex!
Why You Need This Faster Than Sin-Eater Can Say ‘Repent, Parker!’:
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Sinister Stakes: Sin-Eater’s shotgun spree is so wild, you’ll wonder if Spidey’s about to trade webs for a priest collar.
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Bagley Brilliance: Mark Bagley’s art is so crisp, you’ll swear the webs are swinging off the page—classic Spidey vibes!
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Spencer’s Scribble: Nick’s signature adds that “I met the maestro” cred— rarer than Peter paying rent on time.
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9.8 Glory: Pristine perfection—this slab’s cleaner than Aunt May’s kitchen after a spring clean.
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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 web! Grab Spider-Man #48 / #844 Signed by Nick Spencer [CGC 9.8] now before it swings into someone else’s stash—or lands on eBay with a price that’ll sting worse than a Kindred mind-game. This comic’s fast, fierce, and signed with Spidey swagger—nab it and let your collection sling some serious style!
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