The Amazing Spider-Man 1963 #262 Direct ed. - back issue - $5.00

A sleazy photographer snaps a picture of Peter changing out of his Spider-Man costume and Spider-Man has to stop him before he can peddle his secret identity to the criminal underworld.

• - The "camera" that the photographer is shown holding was in actuality a tape dispenser, because the photographer, Eliot R. Brown, only owned one camera at the time (and it was already in use, being set up on a tripod snapping the actual photo used for the cover). Production department artist Ron Zalme touched up the final image by inking over the web lines on Spider-Man's costume.
• Motorized Model Kits You Can Build Yourself - Appears on the inside front cover.
• Trade Secret - In case you didn't notice, the mob boss in this story has the same name as the comic's assistant editor.
• Find Your Way to the newtons Treasure Chest! - Appears after page 4 of the main story.
• Marvel's New Line of Star Comics - Promo ad for Star Comics titles; appears after page 5 of the main story.
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• Power Pack and the Amazing Spider-Man with Tips on Ways to Prevent Sexual Abuse - Appears after page 16 of the main story.
• Calendar of Upcoming Events - Appears after page 17 of the main story.
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• Classified Ads - Appears after page 19 of the main story.
• - Letters on The Amazing Spider-Man #255 & 256 from: Chad Vaughn (Torch, Ohio), Tony D. Cartagena (Bronx, New York), Larry Dudock (no address given), Gregory Rodney (Encino, California), Y.L. Maeshiro (Mexico City, Mexico), Keith Abraham (Chevy Chase, Maryland), Chris Mackowski (Milford, Minnesota), and Andy Mieczowski (Wakefield, Massachusetts).
• Celebrate the Holidays!!! - Promo ad for a discounted subscription to current Marvel titles.
• If Adventure Has a Game, It Must Be Indiana Jones! - Appears on the inside back cover.
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