WEB OF SPIDER-MAN #64

Cover shows strong gloss and vibrant color with sharp, unblunted corners and no visible creasing or spine stress on the front. The Spider-Man head direct-edition box in the lower left is crisp and undamaged, and there is no evident fading, staining, or edge chipping in this photo. The book is protected in a plastic sleeve, which limits full assessment of surface sheen; back cover and interior pages were not evaluated, so the grade reflects front-cover appearance only.

Web of Spider-Man #64 (May 1990) arrived during the title's long, workmanlike stretch under regular art chores from Alex Saviuk, with Gerry Conway contributing scripts through much of this period. The issue is a standard chapter of ongoing Spider-Man continuity from the era rather than a storyline milestone, origin, or first appearance, and it is not cited in price guides as a notable cover or turning point for the character.

Market data for the issue is sparse, reflecting its status as a mid-run, non-key Copper Age book: certified population is limited to single-digit counts across most grades, with only a handful of recorded sales. The one meaningful mid-grade data point, at 6.5, trades in the $25-30 range, while the top of the certified curve (9.6, with a few sales) sits under $100, and the top-grade average suggests only a modest premium for 9.8-quality survivors rather than a steep spike. This is consistent with a book collected mainly as connective tissue in complete Web of Spider-Man runs rather than sought individually.

This issue trades primarily to Spider-Man completists assembling full Copper Age Web of Spider-Man runs, with negligible crossover interest from character-key or cover-key buyers. Raw copies in lower and mid grades remain inexpensive and are typically acquired as part of bulk runs or long-box fills; certified copies at the top of the grading scale see only incremental price gains, reflecting low demand elasticity rather than scarcity, since population reports show few submissions at any grade.