MARVEL TEAM-UP #113

Cover shows strong gloss and sharp corners with no visible creasing or spine stress; colors remain vivid with no fading. Minor handling wear may be present but is not visible at this resolution, and the book is protected in a plastic sleeve which limits full assessment of edges. Interior pages and back cover were not visible and were not assessed.

Marvel Team-Up #113 arrived during the early-1980s run of the series when J.M. DeMatteis handled the writing chores, pairing Spider-Man with a rotating cast of Marvel heroes and villains each issue in done-in-one adventures aimed at a younger readership picking up comics off the newsstand rack. The title never carried the gravity of Amazing Spider-Man or Spectacular Spider-Man, but it served as a reliable showcase for lesser-used characters and workmanlike Bronze Age superhero storytelling, with pencils typically supplied by artists cycling through the Marvel bullpen of the period.

Market data for this issue is sparse, reflecting its status as a middle-of-the-run, non-key title rather than any active collector campaign. The only certified sales on record sit at the 9.4 grade, with no copies yet graded at 9.6 or above, indicating both a small submission pool and limited high-grade demand pressure. Pricing across grades follows the pattern typical of unremarkable Bronze Age newsstand comics: raw copies in low and mid grades trade for a few dollars, while a hypothetical 9.8 would command a premium chiefly because so few copies have been preserved or submitted at that level, not because of intrinsic collector demand for the issue itself.

This is a book for series completists, longbox filler restocking, and dealers rounding out Bronze Age Spider-Man team-up runs rather than a title pursued for investment or key-issue speculation. Low- and mid-grade raw copies remain widely available and inexpensive, while a high-grade slab would likely draw interest primarily from registry-set builders chasing census rarity rather than from demand tied to the story or character content.