"Eddie! Listen to me! Is this what you want? That monster you wear isn't even human! How can you know what it's doing to you - how much control it has? Think, Eddie! What if you're really the victim! The innocent! What if -- it's really your costume that's insane?"
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The character of Spider-Man was created by writer Stan Lee and artist Steve Ditko. He first appeared in Amazing Fantasy #15 in August, 1962 in a story titled "Spider-Man!" The character has since gone on to become one of the most well-known and enduring super-heroes of all time, having appeared in numerous comic book titles, as well as feature films, animated projects and video games.
This issue shipped to retailers on June 1st, 1995.
Ben Grimm makes reference to Bill Clinton and his fondness for cheeseburgers. Bill Clinton was forty-second President of the United States for two terms from 1993 to 2001. The cheeseburger reference stems from a story from July, 1992 when Clinton was still a presidential candidate. He and future Vice President Al Gore were seen stopping at a McDonalds for fast food during a morning jog. The photographed even earned media attention.
In "Street Fear", reference is made to when Jane Lane was crippled by a stray bullet during a gang war. This took place in the "Steel Spider, Street Justice" story from Spider-Man Unlimited #5 in May, 1994.
