Fresh Back from CGC: Key Batman & Spider-Man Grails Added to the Collection
Nothing hits quite like a fresh CGC submission coming back, and this batch is straight fire. From Silver Age first appearances to Bronze Age classics, these are the kind of books that define a collection.
🦇 Batman #181 (1966) – CGC 7.0
The legendary first appearance of Poison Ivy. This book is one of the biggest Silver Age Batman keys and a must-have for any serious DC collector. Even in a mid-grade 7.0, it’s a centerpiece that commands attention.
🕷 Amazing Spider-Man #100 (1971) – CGC 8.5
The 100th issue milestone featuring a classic John Romita Sr. cover packed with Spider-Man’s entire rogues’ gallery. A true Bronze Age gem and an essential Spidey collectible that bridges the Silver and Bronze eras.
🦇 Batman #244 (1972) – CGC 6.5
One of the most iconic Neal Adams Batman covers of all time. Ra’s al Ghul returns in “The Demon Lives Again,” showcasing Adams’ stunning desert duel artwork. Even at 6.5, this book’s eye appeal is top tier.
Why These Matter
This submission brought home some serious character-defining keys — from Poison Ivy’s debut to Spidey’s anniversary to Adams’ legendary Batman art. These aren’t just comics; they’re history preserved in plastic.
📦 Keep an eye out — some of these may hit the eBay shop soon here, while others are locked into the personal vault.