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In 1990, the monthly title Spider-Man was released (shown below, right), which was written and drawn by artist Todd McFarlane and sold a record-breaking three million copies. In 1985, the series The Web of Spider-Man was launched, which featured Spider-Man in an alien black costume (shown below, left). In May to July of 1971, The Amazing Spider-Man issues #96-#98 were released with a story depicting the negative effects of drug use, following pressure from United States president Richard Nixon's Department of Health, Education and Welfare for the series to push an anti-drug message. In 1966, Ditko left Marvel Comics and was replaced by artist John Romita, Sr. It eventually went on to become Marvel Comics’ top-selling series of all time (shown below, right). In March 1963, the first issue of The Amazing Spider-Man by Stan Lee and artist Steve Ditko was published. After several arguments with Marvel published Martin Goodman, Lee's spider-costumed superhero was reluctantly approved for a trial run in the August 1962 issue of Amazing Fantasy (shown below, left).

In 1962, writer Stan Lee created the Spider-Man character in the midst of a growing interest in comics from the teenage demographic.

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