The Amazing Spider-Man #302
Comic Books

The Amazing Spider-Man #302

marvel • 1988

Series
The Amazing Spider-Man
Issue
302
Publisher
Marvel
Cover date
Jul 31, 1988
Story title
Chaos in Kansas
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The Amazing Spider-Man #302 is a notable entry from the late 1980s, featuring the detailed and dynamic art style of Todd McFarlane, who began his iconic run on the title shortly before this issue. Collectors often prize this era for the dramatic shift in visual aesthetic that redefined Spider-Man’s look and helped cement McFarlane’s status as one of the most influential comic artists of the decade.

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