Amazing Spider-Man (1999 2nd series). Various issues, #1-50. All Direct Editions. All higher grade. See details below. Media Mail shipping for first item $4.99, just $0.15 for each additional book.
#1 (January 1999) [2 copies] 8.0 VF, 8.5 VF+ [bottom corner bump, 1/2 " spine split; back cover spine crease] Regular Edition. Cover by John Byrne. The Fantastic Four, Daredevil and the Avengers wonder
where Spider-Man's disappeared to in "Where R U Spider-Man???" Story by
Howard Mackie, art by John Byrne & Scott Hanna. Plus: The Scorpion
in the 4-page "Rebirth!" by Howard Mackie, Rafael Kayanan & Jimmy
Palmiotti. Plus: "The Secrets of Spider-Man," a 4-page tale written,
drawn & lettered by John Byrne.
Cover price $2.99.
#2 (February 1999) Cover A. 9.2 NM- [upper spine crease] Cover by John Byrne. I Can't ... (And I Don't Want To) ...
But I Must!, script by Howard Mackie, pencils by John Byrne, inks by
Scott Hanna; Spider-Man is revealed as being the 15-year old girl who
had received the gift of power from the Ritual of the Five. Cover price $1.99.
#5 (May 1999) [2 copies] 9.4 NM Cover by John Byrne. First appearance of new Spider-Woman in "And Then
There Was One!", script by Howard Mackie, pencils by John Byrne, inks by
Scott Hanna; Mattie Franklin has given herself a new identity of
Spider-Woman; In the opening pages she stops a gang who are robbing a
bank of Gold; The Media is very interested and she poses for cameras as
she answers question; Meanwhile another much more sinister Spider-Woman
is stealing the powers of former Spider-Women; The story switches to
Jessica Drew in Madripoor where she uses her powers to fight this new
mysterious villain but is quickly defeated; Back in New York Mary Jane
is ready to go on a fashion shoot when she almost finds out Peter is
hiding his Spider-Man costume in her carry-on bag; Julia Carpenter has
fallen victim to the new mysterious Spider-Woman two days earlier; At
the Daily Bugle, Jameson is hassling an intern to get the paper out on
the streets with the headline "Who is the New Spider-Woman?" 38 pgs.,
full color.
Cover price $1.99.
#9 (September 1999) [2 copies] 9.4 NM Written by Howard Mackie. Art by John Byrne and Ray Kryssing. Cover by
John Byrne. a shocker that strikes at the very origin of Spider-Man as
Peter Parker learns that those present at the experiment that gave him
his powers are being hunted down and killed! Plus: The upgraded,
more-powerful-than-ever Scorpion targets Spider-Man -- but who is he
working for? More mysteries! Full color.
Cover price $1.99.
#16 (April 2000) [sealed cellophane subscription mailer] 9.4 NM Cover by John Byrne, Written by Howard Mackie. Art by John Byrne and Dan Green. Spider-Man's
world is in ruins. With the disappearance of Mary Jane, financial ruin
threatens both Peter Parker and Aunt May. At least he still has his
income source intact -- that is, until the master industrial saboteur
known as the Ghost targets Tricorp! Plus:
Did J. Jonah Jameson really peer under the wall-crawler's mask in PETER
PARKER: SPIDER-MAN #10? And if so, what will he do with the explosive
info? Full color. Cover price $1.99.
#20 (August 2000) [100 Page Monster] 9.4 NM Cover by Erik Larsen. Written by Howard Mackie. Art by Erik Larsen and John Beatty. The 100-Page Monster issue is an all-action
extravaganza as Alestair Smythe returns, and so do his sinister Spider
Slayers! The father's machines almost killed Spider-Man on numerous
occasions. Will the son's 21st Century versions finish the job? J. Jonah
Jameson sure hopes so, because he hired him! This Monster Edition continues the Spider
Slayer theme by reprinting some of the web-head's most wild battles with
those rowdy robots, including AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #25, #58 and #192! 100 whopping
pages of wall-crawling action and killer contraption craziness!
Cover price $2.99.
#38 (February 2000) 9.6 NM+ Cover by Kaare Andrews. Written by J. Michael Straczynski. Art by John Romita Jr. and Scott Hanna. The Conversation! The long-delayed disclosure of Peter Parker's dual life to his beloved Aunt May finally happens here! It's a key issue in the story of the Amazing Spider-Man! Cover price $2.99.
#50 (April 2003) [3 copies] 9.6 NM+, 9.6 NM+, 9.4 NM. Cover by J. Scott Campbell. "Doomed
Affairs," script by J. Michael Straczynski, pencils by John Romita, Jr.,
inks by Scott Hanna; Peter Parker and Mary Jane get stranded in the
same Colorado airport after flying across the country in an attempt to
see each other; While waiting for the weather to clear the two begin to
patch up their rocky marriage, but unfortunately they are interrupted by
another stuck traveler, Doctor Doom! Doom is suddenly attacked by
Latverian freedom fighters, but Spider-Man and an undercover Captain
America arrive just in time to save the besieged dictator, as well as
the nearby innocents. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $2.25.
Marvel Must Haves #13 (July 2003) [collects #30-32] 9.6 NM+ Collects Amazing Spider-Man #30-32. Written by J.
Michael Straczynski. Art by John Romita, Jr. and Scott Hanna. Cover by
J. Scott Campbell and Tim Townsend. A new era unfolds as acclaimed
writer J. Michael Straczynski takes the reins of Marvel's flagship
character! As Peter Parker gets back into the swing of his life, a
sudden encounter with an enigmatic stranger will forever change the way
he will look at himself...and his alter ego, the ever amazing
Spider-Man. 80 pages, full color. Marvel PG
Cover price $3.99.