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How the Department of Health Weaponized Stan Lee and Spider-Man Against Drug Addiction
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How the Department of Health Weaponized Stan Lee and Spider-Man Against Drug Addiction
At the height of the drug epidemic during the ’70s, the US Department of Health once contacted legendary comic book artist, the late Stan Lee, to create a Spider-Man story around the harmful effects of drugs and substance abuse. In a past interview with OUI Magazine, Lee talked about the conversation that led up to the creation of The Amazing Spider-Man #96 – #98 in 1971. He said: Years ago I got a letter from the Department of Health, Education…
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