Spider-man #17 1991 Marvel Comics

Condition: Raw - Read

Era: Modern

Edition: Direct

Publisher: Marvel Comics

Writer(s): Larry Hama

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Cover Artist: Rick Leonardi

Artitsts:   Al Williamson, Gregory Wright, Chris Eliopoulos

Year: 1991

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Featuring a dynamic cover illustrated by superstar artist Todd McFarlane and written by acclaimed writer Dwayne McDuffie, this issue stands out for its high-quality storytelling and socially conscious theme. The interior art by Alex Saviuk and inks by Christopher Ivy deliver crisp, engaging visuals that capture the energy of a classic Spider-Man adventure while maintaining the serious tone of its message. This first installment in a three-part anti-drug series also introduces young characters like Alan and Beth from "The Oilers," a youth hockey team caught in the crossfire of peer pressure and crime—offering readers relatable figures facing real-world challenges.

this comic is a sought-after collectible for fans of Marvel’s Bronze and Modern Ages. Its historical context, celebrity cameo, and connection to broader public health initiatives make it more than just a superhero tale; it's a time capsule of 1990s social awareness efforts. Whether you're a longtime collector, a Spider-Man enthusiast, or interested in comics with a message, Skating on Thin Ice #1 is a compelling and meaningful addition to any collection.

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