“I was just a young, unthinking teenager when I first became Spider-Man…”
Sideshow presents the Spider-Man No More Screenprint by artist John Romita Sr. Originally published on page 8 of the landmark issue The Amazing Spider-Man #50 (1963), written by Stan Lee for Marvel Comics, this iconic Marvel art captures Peter Parker during his greatest crisis — one of identity and ideals. The black foil paper presentation makes a stunning and unique addition to any home gallery.
What becomes of a super hero when they hang up the costume? Or, in Peter Parker’s case, toss it in a New York City dumpster? Burdened by the youthful, naive image of the mask, Peter Parker abandons the Spider-Man persona to become who he believes might be a better man. But a rainstorm rages relentlessly on the streets he walks. The path ahead seems cold, dark, and dreary in comparison to the bright red and blue alter-ego he leaves behind … perhaps an indication of the turmoil within Peter’s own heavy heart.
Printed by our friends at VG Kids, this 5-Color Screenprint Spider-Man art is printed on black foil paper and available to fans as an unframed print or in a contemporary framed presentation. Each Spider-Man No More Screenprint features an embossed Sideshow Seal of Authenticity as part of the limited edition of only 100 pieces.
Relive comics history when you bring home the Spider-Man No More Screenprint by John Romita Sr. today!
“I was just a young, unthinking teenager when I first became Spider-Man…”
Sideshow presents the Spider-Man No More Screenprint by artist John Romita Sr. Originally published on page 8 of the landmark issue The Amazing Spider-Man #50 (1963), written by Stan Lee for Marvel Comics, this iconic Marvel art captures Peter Parker during his greatest crisis — one of identity and ideals. The black foil paper presentation makes a stunning and unique addition to any home gallery.
What becomes of a super hero when they hang up the costume? Or, in Peter Parker’s case, toss it in a New York City dumpster? Burdened by the youthful, naive image of the mask, Peter Parker abandons the Spider-Man persona to become who he believes might be a better man. But a rainstorm rages relentlessly on the streets he walks. The path ahead seems cold, dark, and dreary in comparison to the bright red and blue alter-ego he leaves behind … perhaps an indication of the turmoil within Peter’s own heavy heart.
Printed by our friends at VG Kids, this 5-Color Screenprint Spider-Man art is printed on black foil paper and available to fans as an unframed print or in a contemporary framed presentation. Each Spider-Man No More Screenprint features an embossed Sideshow Seal of Authenticity as part of the limited edition of only 100 pieces.
Relive comics history when you bring home the Spider-Man No More Screenprint by John Romita Sr. today!
“Every boy, sooner or later, must put away his toys…”
Sideshow presents the Spider-Man No More Variant Screenprint by artist John Romita Sr. Originally published on page 8 of the landmark issue The Amazing Spider-Man #50 (1963), written by Stan Lee for Marvel Comics, this iconic Marvel art captures Peter Parker during his greatest crisis — one of identity and ideals. The rainbow holofoil paper presentation makes a vibrant and unique addition to any home gallery.
What becomes of a super hero when they hang up the costume? Or, in Peter Parker’s case, toss it in a New York City dumpster? Burdened by the youthful, naive image of the mask, Peter Parker abandons the Spider-Man persona to become who he believes might be a better man. But a rainstorm rages relentlessly on the streets he walks. The path ahead seems cold, dark, and dreary in comparison to the bright red and blue alter-ego he leaves behind … perhaps an indication of the turmoil within Peter’s own heavy heart.
Printed by our friends at VG Kids, this 5-Color Screenprint Spider-Man art is printed on rainbow holofoil and available to fans as an unframed print or in a contemporary framed presentation. Each Spider-Man No More Variant Screenprint features an embossed Sideshow Seal of Authenticity as part of the ultra-limited edition of only 50 pieces.
Relive colorful comics history when you bring home the Spider-Man No More Variant Screenprint by John Romita Sr. today!
“Every boy, sooner or later, must put away his toys…”
Sideshow presents the Spider-Man No More Variant Screenprint by artist John Romita Sr. Originally published on page 8 of the landmark issue The Amazing Spider-Man #50 (1963), written by Stan Lee for Marvel Comics, this iconic Marvel art captures Peter Parker during his greatest crisis — one of identity and ideals. The rainbow holofoil paper presentation makes a vibrant and unique addition to any home gallery.
What becomes of a super hero when they hang up the costume? Or, in Peter Parker’s case, toss it in a New York City dumpster? Burdened by the youthful, naive image of the mask, Peter Parker abandons the Spider-Man persona to become who he believes might be a better man. But a rainstorm rages relentlessly on the streets he walks. The path ahead seems cold, dark, and dreary in comparison to the bright red and blue alter-ego he leaves behind … perhaps an indication of the turmoil within Peter’s own heavy heart.
Printed by our friends at VG Kids, this 5-Color Screenprint Spider-Man art is printed on rainbow holofoil and available to fans as an unframed print or in a contemporary framed presentation. Each Spider-Man No More Variant Screenprint features an embossed Sideshow Seal of Authenticity as part of the ultra-limited edition of only 50 pieces.
Relive colorful comics history when you bring home the Spider-Man No More Variant Screenprint by John Romita Sr. today!
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