Marvel Tales #224 – Vol. 2 – Featuring Classic Spider-Man – 1989
Marvel Tales #224 – Vol. 2, published in 1989, is a treasured reprint of Amazing Spider-Man #89, originally released in 1970. This Silver Age gem features the explosive showdown between Spider-Man and his long-time adversary, Doctor Octopus, in a pivotal chapter of Peter Parker’s heroic journey.
Written by the legendary Stan Lee with dynamic artwork by John Romita Sr., this issue captures the high-stakes drama and emotional weight that defined Spider-Man’s golden era. The story revolves around Aunt May’s worsening condition, with Peter Parker desperately trying to juggle his personal responsibilities while being pulled into a brutal battle with one of his deadliest enemies. Doctor Octopus, never short of menace, pushes Spider-Man to his limits, resulting in gripping action panels and tense narrative beats.
What makes this reprint essential for collectors and fans alike is its faithful recreation of one of Spider-Man’s most emotionally driven arcs. The internal conflict within Peter Parker is as compelling as the physical threat posed by Doctor Octopus, offering a well-rounded reading experience that blends superhero spectacle with heartfelt drama.
Whether you’re a seasoned Marvel collector or new to the web-slinger’s earlier tales, Marvel Tales #224 delivers timeless storytelling and iconic visuals that showcase the very best of classic Spider-Man comics. The clean layout and bold reprint formatting make this edition a worthy addition to any collection.
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Marvel Tales #224 - Vol. 2 - Featuring Classic Spider-Man - 1989
- Brand: Marvel
- Product Code: Marvel
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£3.00
Tags: Comicbook, Marvel Tales, 1989, Marvel, Amazing Spider-Man, Spider-Man, Peter Parker, J. Jonah Jameson, Joe Robertson, Doctor Octopus, Otto Octavius, Randy Robertson, Ralph Nader, Todd McFarlane, Stan Lee, Gil Kane, John Romita Sr., Sam Rosen