ComicLink Offers CGC Signature Series Amazing Fantasy #15 Signed by Stan Lee

There are many classic comics from Marvel and DC found in ComicLink’s Fall Featured Auction on November 21, 2024, including a spectacular selection of early Spider-Man keys certified by Certified Guaranty Company® (CGC®). Among the stupendous standouts of this stellar stock is an Amazing Fantasy #15 graded CGC 6.5 Signature Series - Stan Lee.

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Stan Lee, alongside artist Steve Ditko, introduced Spider-Man in 1962 with Amazing Fantasy #15, a comic that revolutionized the superhero genre. Lee wanted to create a hero who felt real, someone readers could relate to: a teenager facing the challenges of life, from school and work to family problems, all while fighting crime. Spider-Man’s debut in the final issue of a fading comic series was a gamble, and it quickly paid off. Over the decades, Spider-Man has grown into one of the most beloved and recognizable characters in the world. From comics to TV shows, films and other forms of media, he has become a cultural icon.

Additionally, there are two more copies of Amazing Fantasy #15 offered in this auction, graded CGC 5.0 and CGC 4.0, as well as an Amazing Spider-Man #1 graded CGC 5.0.

Some of the other CGC-certified Spider-Man keys in this auction include:

• an Amazing Spider-Man #2 graded CGC 8.0 — first Vulture
• an Amazing Spider-Man #3 graded CGC 7.5 — first Doctor Octopus
• an Amazing Spider-Man #5 graded CGC 9.6 — first battle with Doctor Doom
• an Amazing Spider-Man #6 graded CGC 9.4 — first Lizard
• an Amazing Spider-Man #9 graded CGC 9.2 — first Electro
• an Amazing Spider-Man #13 graded CGC 9.0 — first Mysterio
• an Amazing Spider-Man #14 graded CGC 9.6 — first Green Goblin
• an Amazing Spider-Man #15 graded CGC 8.5 — first Kraven the Hunter
• an Amazing Spider-Man #20 graded CGC 9.0 — first Scorpion
• an Amazing Spider-Man #39 graded CGC 9.4 – classic Green Goblin cover
• an Amazing Spider-Man #41 graded CGC Signature Series 9.0 (John Romita) — first Rhino
• an Amazing Spider-Man #42 graded CGC 9.6 — Mary Jane Watson revealed
• an Amazing Spider-Man #50 graded CGC 9.2 — first Kingpin
• an Amazing Spider-Man #101 graded CGC 9.4 — first Morbius
• an Amazing Spider-Man #121 graded CGC 9.8 — death of Gwen Stacy
• an Amazing Spider-Man #122 graded CGC 9.8 — death of Green Goblin
• an Amazing Spider-Man #129 graded CGC 9.8 — first Punisher
• an Amazing Spider-Man #149 graded CGC 9.8 — first Spider-Man clone
• an Amazing Spider-Man #194 graded CGC 9.8 — first Black Cat
• an Amazing Spider-Man #300 graded CGC 9.8 — first Venom

About CGC

Since revolutionizing comic book grading in 2000, CGC has grown to include certification services for a vast variety of pop culture collectibles. These divisions include CGC Cards, CGC Video Games and CGC Home Video. CGC Cards provides expert card grading for TCGs, sports cards and non-sports cards. CGC Video Games is dedicated to video game grading for the most popular consoles, including Nintendo, Sega, Atari, PlayStation and more. The newest division of CGC, CGC Home Video, provides expert VHS grading in addition to other types of home media, including Betamax tapes, DVDs and Blu-ray discs.