Guy Van Gompel :: The Amazing Spider-Man

The Amazing Spider-Man issue 268, page 21

Artists: Ron Frenz (Penciller) , Josef Rubinstein (Inker)

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Title:	The Amazing Spider-Man issue 268, page 21
Artist:	Ron Frenz (Penciller)
Artist:	Josef Rubinstein (Inker)
Media Type:	Pen and Ink
Art Type:	Interior Page
For Sale Status:	NFS
Views:	966
Likes on CAF:	0 1
Favorited on CAF:	1
Comments:	7
Added to Site:	4/5/2011
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Description

story title : "This Gold Is Mine!"

publication date : September 1985

total number of pages : 23

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Joined:	March 2009
Last Login:	September 2025
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Country:	BELGIUM
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Keith Veronese
Member Since 2005

Posted on 4/5/2011

Amazing splash!

Michael Kenyon
Member Since 2008

Posted on 5/4/2011

Great action from Ron's very memorable run on ASM.

D Parker
Member Since 2010

Posted on 5/11/2011

Frenz and Rubinstein were magic on ASM. Great page!

mark depolito
Member Since 2008

Posted on 6/1/2011

WOW! Great page! congrats.

Steve Day Vich
Member Since 2007

Posted on 10/12/2012

Guy, I've been jealous of your Spider Man collection for awhile now. You have some great classic (to me) stuff. Burkey can't have it all.

Guy Van Gompel
Member Since 2009

Posted on 10/12/2012

Steve Day Vich wrote:

Guy, I've been jealous of your Spider Man collection for awhile now. You have some great classic (to me) stuff. Burkey can't have it all.

Thanks Steven! The eighties are THE period for me and and especially 1983-1986 are true classic years for me - simply because I was the right age to read them and enjoy them trough kids eyes - now I still enjoy them, but it's different in a way. Mike is a great guy, but you're right, he can't have it all ;)

John Livesay
Member Since 2009

Posted on 12/27/2012

Wow, a great one!!

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