Spider-Man: Far From Home - 26 Easter Eggs & References Explained
8. Nick Fury's License Plate References Molten Man
Marvel Comics
In the build-up to Spidey and Mysterio's battle with Molten Man in Prague, Nick Fury can be seen driving the now common sight of an Audi on his way to the carnival.
The license plate displays ASM0965. ASM stands for Amazing Spider-Man, while the latter to numbers correspond to month and year. Look up the date, and you'll find Amazing Spider-Man #28, which released that month and year and features Molten Man as its main antagonist.
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