The Origins of Spider-Man (comic book issue)

==Story==
As a shy, unassuming high-school student, 15-year old Peter Parker prefers the company of his teachers to that of his classmates, who call him "Midtown High's only professional wallflower." His only living relatives, Uncle Ben and Aunt May, think the world of him. One day, during a school trip to Oscorp Tower, Parker was bitten by one of the radioactive spiders, that escaped during a breach.
Light-headed, he leaves Oscorp Tower, only to be nearly run over by a car. He leaps to safety but is surprised to find he has jumped much further than intended-he lands on the side of a building and clings to the bricks by his fingertips. He quickly climbs to the roof and, once there, accidentally crumples a steel pipe in his hand. He believes that he has inherited the spider's speed, strength, and climbing ability. He begins to ponder the possibilities.
While examining his new abilities, by using the five steps of the scientific method: observation, hypothesis, prediction, experimentation and conclusion, Parker developed two web-shooter bracelets to make up for the fact he didn't seem to inherit the spider's ability to generate webbing.
While trying out his ability to swing from weblines, Parker came up with an idea on how to use his powers to pursue fame and fortune, while still keeping his identity a secret, when he saw a poster that says "$100 to the man who can stay in the ring three minutes with Crusher Hogan." So, with the resources from his house, Parker created a costume, and went to the studio hosting the wrestling match, under the stage name, the "Human Spider".
While getting ready to confront famed professional wrestler, Crusher Hogan, a fleeing thief ran past Parker. Having determined that catching the criminal wasn't his responsibility, Peter didn't intervene. As the Human Spider, Peter easily defeated his opponent in the ensuing wrestling match, winning a trophy.
That same night, Parker returns home and learns from a policeman that a burglar has killed his Uncle Ben. The police have cornered the man in an abandoned warehouse. Fueled by rage and bitterness, Parker dons his costume and swings to the scene.
Once inside, he frightens the man by crawling down the wall toward him. Parker then covers his gun hand with web fluid and knocks him unconscious. As soon as Parker got a close look at the criminal's face, he realized it was the very same thief, whom he let get away, back at the studio. He wraps the burglar in webbing and leaves him for the police to find. Shocked, Parker realizes that, if he had caught the burglar, his Uncle Ben would still be alive. When Peter returned home following the burglar's arrest, he discovered he had finally realized the true meaning behind his Uncle Ben's motto, that with great power, there must also come great responsibility.
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