Spider-Man #14 1991 Newsstand Todd McFarlane Morbius Black Suit Marvel Comics C-SPM-14

Spider-Man #14 1991 Newsstand Todd McFarlane Morbius Black Suit Marvel Comics

$14.00
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Spider-Man #14 1991 Newsstand Todd McFarlane Morbius Black Suit Marvel Comics C-SPM-14

Spider-Man #14 1991 Newsstand Todd McFarlane Morbius Black Suit Marvel Comics

$14.00

Continue Todd McFarlane’s classic “Sub-City” storyline with Spider-Man #14, published by Marvel Comics in September 1991.

This issue features “Sub-City, Part 2 of 2,” written and illustrated by Todd McFarlane. Spider-Man’s investigation beneath New York City leads directly into a confrontation with Morbius the Living Vampire, making this a particularly recognizable issue from McFarlane’s celebrated Spider-Man run. The story also features Spider-Man in his black costume, giving the book strong visual appeal for collectors of black-suit Spider-Man appearances. Comics.org

The dramatic cover is also by Todd McFarlane and prominently features Morbius looming over Spider-Man. This copy is the newsstand edition, identifiable by the UPC barcode in the lower-left corner rather than the direct-market artwork box. The Grand Comics Database separately catalogs this as the newsstand variant. Comics.org

Details

  • Series: Spider-Man
  • Issue: #14
  • Publisher: Marvel Comics
  • Cover Date: September 1991
  • Era: Copper Age
  • Edition: Newsstand
  • Story: “Sub-City, Part 2 of 2”
  • Writer: Todd McFarlane
  • Pencils & Inks: Todd McFarlane
  • Colors: Gregory Wright
  • Lettering: Rick Parker
  • Characters: Spider-Man, Morbius, Keever
  • Cover Price: $1.75
  • Format: Single-issue comic book Comics.org

This is a great addition for collectors of Todd McFarlane Spider-Man comics, Morbius appearances, black-suit Spider-Man issues, or Copper Age Marvel comics.

Please review all provided photos carefully for the exact condition of the comic you will receive. Comic is sold ungraded and stored bagged and boarded. Vintage comic books may show minor age-related wear, handling marks, spine stress, discoloration, or other imperfections consistent with age.

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