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Spider-Man 2099 #6
Spider-Man 2099 #6
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Spider-Man 2099 #6 (April 1993, Marvel Comics), where Miguel O’Hara trades his lab coat for a web-line and a whole lotta attitude! This isn’t your grandpa’s Spider-Man—this is a neon-drenched, dystopian brawl-fest that proves even in 2099, spandex and sarcasm never go out of style. Penned by the quip-master Peter David, with art by Rick Leonardi and inks by Al Williamson, this issue’s got more action than a Public Eye hover-bike chase and more heart than a Downtown street preacher. Ready to snag a piece of the 2099 chaos? Let’s break it down!
Highlights That’ll Hammer You Like Mjolnir:
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Thor-ite Throwdown: Miguel’s licking his wounds Downtown after a rough patch, only to get patched up by a cultist Thor-worshipper who’s one hammer shy of a Norse god cosplay. Talk about a divine intervention—except this Thor’s more “thrift store prophet” than Asgardian beefcake.
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Key Character Chaos: Say hello to The Vulture 2099, who swoops in like a futuristic buzzard with a chip on his winged shoulder. This ain’t Adrian Toomes—this guy’s a cannibalistic creep who makes the original Vulture look like a vegan birdwatcher. First full appearance, baby!
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Public Eye Pain: Just when Miguel thinks he’s safe, the corporate cops of the Public Eye crash the party. Cue a showdown that’s half rescue, half “how do I keep this suit in one piece?”—all saved by the Vulture’s timely talons.
Current Value: More Bang for Your 2099 Buck!
As of April 2025, Spider-Man 2099 #6 raw in near-mint condition is chilling at $5–$10—basically what you’d pay for a sketchy Downtown hotdog in Nueva York. Graded? A CGC 9.8 recently flew off eBay for $50–$70, showing this issue’s got wings in the collector’s market. It’s not a first appearance blockbuster like #1, but Vulture 2099’s debut keeps it buzzing with potential.
As of April 2025, Spider-Man 2099 #6 raw in near-mint condition is chilling at $5–$10—basically what you’d pay for a sketchy Downtown hotdog in Nueva York. Graded? A CGC 9.8 recently flew off eBay for $50–$70, showing this issue’s got wings in the collector’s market. It’s not a first appearance blockbuster like #1, but Vulture 2099’s debut keeps it buzzing with potential.
Expected Value Trends: The Future’s Looking Feathery!
Hold onto your web-fluid, because this book could soar higher than the Vulture on a good day! Miguel’s star turn in Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (2023) has 2099 fever spiking, and while Vulture 2099 didn’t crash that party, any whisper of him in a future Spider-Verse flick or series could lift this issue to $15–$25 raw and $100+ graded. Comic trends show secondary 2099 keys—like this one—gaining traction as fans dig deeper into Miguel’s rogue gallery. If Marvel drops a 2025 teaser with those creepy wings, expect a feeding frenzy!
Hold onto your web-fluid, because this book could soar higher than the Vulture on a good day! Miguel’s star turn in Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (2023) has 2099 fever spiking, and while Vulture 2099 didn’t crash that party, any whisper of him in a future Spider-Verse flick or series could lift this issue to $15–$25 raw and $100+ graded. Comic trends show secondary 2099 keys—like this one—gaining traction as fans dig deeper into Miguel’s rogue gallery. If Marvel drops a 2025 teaser with those creepy wings, expect a feeding frenzy!
Key Character Spotlight: Vulture 2099 Takes Flight
The Vulture 2099 (first full appearance here after a cameo in #5) is a twisted treat—think less “old man in a bird suit” and more “cyberpunk carrion king.” He’s got razor wings, a hunger for flesh, and a vibe that screams “I’d totally crash your picnic.” His debut makes this issue a must for 2099 completists and villain fans who like their bad guys extra spicy.
The Vulture 2099 (first full appearance here after a cameo in #5) is a twisted treat—think less “old man in a bird suit” and more “cyberpunk carrion king.” He’s got razor wings, a hunger for flesh, and a vibe that screams “I’d totally crash your picnic.” His debut makes this issue a must for 2099 completists and villain fans who like their bad guys extra spicy.
Why You Need It: Laughs, Wings, and Web-Slinging Wins
This comic’s a wild ride—imagine Miguel muttering “I need a vacation” while dodging Vulture’s claws and Public Eye tasers, all with a Thor-obsessed sidekick cheering him on. It’s peak 90s cyberpunk with a side of absurdity, perfect for your shelf or your next “who’s the weirdest Spider-foe?” debate. Plus, owning this means you’re ready to flex when Vulture 2099 inevitably gets his big-screen close-up.
This comic’s a wild ride—imagine Miguel muttering “I need a vacation” while dodging Vulture’s claws and Public Eye tasers, all with a Thor-obsessed sidekick cheering him on. It’s peak 90s cyberpunk with a side of absurdity, perfect for your shelf or your next “who’s the weirdest Spider-foe?” debate. Plus, owning this means you’re ready to flex when Vulture 2099 inevitably gets his big-screen close-up.
Grab It Before It Flies Away!
Spider-Man 2099 #6 is a steal that won’t bankrupt your Alchemax expense account. It’s got grit, grime, and a villain who’d make even Thor say, “Yikes, dude.” Don’t sleep on this one—snap it up now and ride the 2099 wave to glory!
Spider-Man 2099 #6 is a steal that won’t bankrupt your Alchemax expense account. It’s got grit, grime, and a villain who’d make even Thor say, “Yikes, dude.” Don’t sleep on this one—snap it up now and ride the 2099 wave to glory!
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