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Peter Parker
Marvel Cinematic Universe character
Tom Holland as Peter Parker / Spider-Man in Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019)
First appearance	Captain America: Civil War (2016)
Based on	Spider-Man by Stan Lee Steve Ditko
Adapted by	Christopher Markus Stephen McFeely
Portrayed by	Tom Holland
Voiced by	Hudson Thames (What If…?)
In-universe information
Aliases	Spider-Man Night Monkey Peter-One
Occupation	Vigilante
Affiliation	Avengers Stark Industries; Tony Stark chooses Parker as his successor after his death
Weapon	Web-shooters E.D.I.T.H. glasses
Significant other	Michelle «MJ» Jones-Watson
Relatives	May Parker (aunt)
Origin	Forest Hills, Queens
Nationality	American
Abilities	Superhuman strength, speed, reflexes, agility, coordination and balance Ability to cling to solid surfaces Accelerated healing Genius level intellect Proficient scientist and engineer Precognitive spider-sense ability

Peter Parker is a fictional character portrayed by Tom Holland in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) media franchise–based on the Marvel Comics character of the same name—also known by his alias, Spider-Man. Parker is initially depicted as a student at the Midtown School of Science and Technology who later received spider-like and superhuman abilities after being bitten by a radioactive spider, becoming Spider-Man. Parker is eventually recruited by Tony Stark, who mentors him and recruits him into the Avengers during the battle against Thanos. Following the Blip, Parker briefly encounters and fights the manipulative Mysterio while on a school trip across Europe; Mysterio frames Parker for his murder and reveals his identity to the world, prompting Parker to seek Stephen Strange’s help months later to reverse this. Strange’s spell causes the multiverse to fracture, but it is eventually resolved by casting a new spell that permanently erases the world’s shared knowledge of his civilian persona, including his relationships with his loved ones, friends, and other superhero allies.

Holland’s version of the character is the successor to both the Peter Parker played by Tobey Maguire in Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man trilogy (2002–2007) and the Peter Parker played by Andrew Garfield in Marc Webb’s The Amazing Spider-Man duology (2012–2014), both of whom reprise their roles and appear in Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021) as supporting characters to Holland’s Parker. To distinguish himself from the other versions, he is referred to by the other Parkers as «Peter-One«.

Parker is a central character in the MCU’s «Infinity Saga», appearing in six MCU films as of 2022. A fourth Spider-Man film is in development, with Holland expected to reprise his role which is expected to start a new trilogy of films. Alternate versions of Parker appear in the Disney+ animated series What If…? (2021—present) and Spider-Man: Freshman Year (2024), the former in which he is voiced by Hudson Thames. Holland has received praise and several accolades for his portrayal of Spider-Man.

Fictional character biography[edit]

Early life[edit]

Peter Parker was born on August 10, 2001, in Forest Hills, Queens,^[a] and is primarily raised by his Aunt May.^[1][2][3] While attending high school at the Midtown School of Science and Technology in 2015, Parker is bitten by a radioactive spider, giving him superhuman abilities. He becomes the superhero Spider-Man by using his powers for good, and maintains a secret identity so his enemies can not attack his friends and family. At Midtown School, Parker is smart but is frequently bullied by Flash Thompson. He also befriends Ned Leeds, who as been his best friend since they were young and his girlfriend Michelle Jones, known as MJ. he constructs a homemade Spider-Man suit, designing it as a red and blue hoodie also equipped with his web-shooters.

Avengers Civil War and facing the Vulture[edit]

In 2016, Parker is living with May in Queens, New York when he meets Tony Stark at his apartment, who reveals that he knows Parker is Spider-Man; Stark recruits him to join his conflict with Steve Rogers and sends Parker to Germany, where the latter is given a new Spider-Man suit designed by him and is brought to the Leipzig/Halle airport to aid Stark and his Avengers faction against Rogers’ team. Parker is a fan of Rogers despite them being on opposing sides, Rogers respecting Parker’s bravery; They briefly exchange where in New York they are from upon fighting. After incapacitating Bucky Barnes and Sam Wilson, and battling a giant Scott Lang, Parker is sent back to Queens.

Two months later, Parker continues to balance his life as a high school student and Spider-Man, but eagerly awaits his next mission from Stark and continuously texts Stark’s driver and bodyguard Happy Hogan. Returning home from operating as Spider-Man, Ned accidentally learns Parker’s secret identity. Parker leaves a school party hosted by his crush, senior student Liz, to stop a drug deal by Jackson Brice and Herman Schultz, who planned to sell Chitauri weapons to Aaron Davis. Parker follows Brice and Schultz before being caught by their boss Adrian Toomes, who drops Parker to a nearby lake. Stark remotely saves Parker using one of his Iron Man armors, and warns Parker of further involvement with Toomes. On an academic decathlon trip to Washington, D.C., Parker and Ned disable the tracker on Parker’s suit, and Parker later captures Toomes’ new buyer Mac Gargan aboard the Staten Island Ferry after returning to New York. Toomes escapes and a malfunctioning weapon tears the ferry in half, which Parker attempts to briefly fix it before Stark arrives and saves the passengers. Stark confiscates Parker’s suit as punishment for his recklessness, and Liz accepts to be Parker’s homecoming date.

Later, while on the way to pick Liz for the homecoming dance, Parker discovers Toomes is Liz’s father and Toomes also deduces Parker is Spider-Man. Despite Toomes warning him not to interfere with his business, Parker abandons Liz to stop Toomes from stealing a Damage Control (DODC) cargo plane that is shipping equipment from Avengers Tower using his homemade suit. When Toomes’ Vulture suit is damaged, Parker saves his life, but leaves him in a web for the DODC and Hogan to arrest. The next day at school, Liz is angry at Parker for abandoning her before tearfully informing him that she and her mother will be moving away since Toomes is imprisoned. Hogan brings Parker to Avengers Compound, where Stark congratulates him on defeating Toomes and offers him a place in the Avengers, showcasing the newly-developed Iron Spider armor with it. Parker rejects and prefers to stay as the friendly neighborhood Spider-Man in Queens, and while wearing his Spider-Man suit, he is caught by May.

Infinity War and resurrection[edit]

In 2018, while headed on field trip, Parker sees the Q-Ship above New York City and asks Ned to cover for him as he leaves the school bus. As Spider-Man, he helps Stark fight Cull Obsidian and follows Ebony Maw—who had captured Stephen Strange–to his spaceship. This prompts Stark to fly into space and rescue Parker, sending the Iron Spider armor to Parker. He and Stark rescue Strange and kill Maw, and Stark officially declares Parker an Avenger. The spaceship lands on the planet Titan, where Parker, Stark, and Strange are confronted by some members of the Guardians of the Galaxy, before they realize that they are both on the same side: stopping Thanos. Thanos eventually arrives and Parker helps subdue him along with Strange, Stark, Peter Quill, Drax, and Mantis. However, Quill attacks Thanos, making Parker lose his grip on removing the Infinity Gauntlet. Parker rescues an unconscious Mantis, Quill, Drax, and Nebula after Thanos throws Titan’s moon at them. Thanos leaves and is successful in disintegrating half of all life, including Parker, in the Blip.

In 2023, Parker is restored to life by Bruce Banner and is brought via a portal to the destroyed Avengers Compound to assist the Avengers in defeating an alternate 2014 Thanos. Parker reunites with Stark, who later sacrifices his life to save the universe; Parker attends his funeral and returns to high school, reuniting with Ned.

School vacation and encountering Mysterio[edit]

Eight months later in mid-2024, Parker still reeling from Stark’s death decides to take a break from vigilantism and goes on a school trip to Europe with Ned and other classmates, where he plans to reveal his romantic feelings towards his classmate MJ. In Venice, Parker and his classmates are attacked by a water monster but are saved by Quentin Beck. Parker is approached by Nick Fury, whose calls he had been fielding and who appoints Beck as his teammate in battling further element-based monsters (the «Elementals») throughout Europe. Fury gives Parker «E.D.I.T.H.», an artificial intelligence created by Stark to give to Parker. After defeating the Fire Elemental in Prague, Parker feels he «isn’t ready to be the next Iron Man» and gives E.D.I.T.H. to Beck, who unbeknownst to Parker is a former disgruntled employee of Stark’s.

Parker goes on a walk with MJ, and reveals his attraction to her and accidentally his identity as Spider-Man. The pair discover Beck used holographic projectors to visually create the Elementals, and Parker goes to Berlin to warn Fury about Beck’s deception. Beck catches wind of this and traps Parker in multiple illusions, and while impersonating Fury, tricks the latter into telling the names of the students that know his fraudulence. Parker is hit by a train and left for dead in the Netherlands, but calls Hogan and creates a new suit for himself using Stark’s technology as he enters London to stop Beck, who has created an amalgamated Elemental using Stark Industries drones. Ned and MJ evacuate the students and fight with Hogan while Parker destroys those drones and approaches Beck. Beck attempts to kill Parker using the drones, but Parker manages to get a drone to shoot him, Beck beginning to bleed. Parker gets E.D.I.T.H. back, as Beck seemingly dies, and disables the drones; Parker and his classmates return to New York City, with he and MJ planning a date the following week.

Exposed secret identity and multiversal crisis[edit]

After swinging through the city, Parker and MJ witness a broadcast from J. Jonah Jameson of TheDailyBugle.net showing an edited video of Beck incriminating Parker for the London attack and revealing his identity as Spider-Man, much to the latter’s shock.^[b] Parker, MJ, Ned, and May are interrogated by Damage Control, and the murder charges are dropped with lawyer Matt Murdock’s help, but Parker’s friends still grapple with negative publicity from Jameson and Beck supporters. Parker and May then move into Happy Hogan’s apartment for their safety. After his, Ned, and MJ’s applications to MIT are rejected in light of the controversy, Parker goes to the New York Sanctum to ask Stephen Strange for help; Strange, despite Wong’s warnings, attempts to cast a spell that would make everyone forget Parker is Spider-Man, though Parker repeatedly tampers with it. He tries to convince an MIT administrator to reconsider his and his friends’ applications before being attacked by Otto Octavius, who rips Parker’s nanotechnology from his Iron Spider suit, which bonds with his mechanical tentacles and allows Parker to disable them. As the Green Goblin arrives and attacks, Strange teleports Parker and Octavius to the Sanctum, where he explains that before he could contain the tampered spell, it summoned people from alternate universes who know Spider-Man’s identity and which allowed the multiverse to be broken open. Strange orders Parker, MJ, and Ned to find and capture multiversal visitors; they locate and retrieve Max Dillon and Flint Marko, and later, Parker retrieves Norman Osborn from a F.E.A.S.T. building and discovers that the latter, Dillon, and Octavius were pulled from their universes just before their deaths.^[c] He refuses to send the villains home to their deadly fates in their original realities and traps Strange in the Mirror Dimension, stealing the spell, takes the villains to Hogan’s apartment, and cures Octavius.

The Goblin persona takes control of Osborn, convinces the uncured villains to betray Parker, and a fight ensues which culminates with Goblin fatally injuring May before escaping. Before she dies, May tells Parker that «with great power, there must also come great responsibility». After May’s death, A bereaved Parker, whose guilt was accentuated by Jameson’s gaslighting reporting, is ready to give up and send the villains to die; he is comforted by his friends and meets two alternate versions of himself that are later nicknamed «Peter-Two» and «Peter-Three». The alternate Parkers share stories of losing loved ones and encourage Parker (later nicknamed «Peter-One») to fight in May’s honor. They develop cures for the villains and lure the Lizard, Dillon, and Marko to the Statue of Liberty, managing to cure them. The Goblin appears and unleashes the contained spell, and an enraged Peter-One tries to kill him before being stopped by Peter-Two. The former and Peter-Three inject the Goblin cure into him, restoring Osborn’s sanity.

Peter-One realizes that the only way to protect the multiverse is to erase Peter Parker from everyone’s memory and requests that Strange do so, while promising MJ and Ned that he will find them again. The spell is cast and everyone returns to their respective universes, with him saying goodbye to his alternate versions. A few weeks later, Parker visits MJ and Ned to reintroduce himself, but decides against it, not wanting to endanger them. While mourning at May’s grave, he has a conversation with Hogan and is inspired to carry on; Parker, having dropped out of school, starts studying to get his GED and makes a new suit to resume his super-heroics as Spider-Man, who is now re-considered as a hero, although a now unaware Jameson continues his smear campaign against him.

Alternate versions[edit]

What If…?[edit]

An alternate version of Peter Parker appears in the animated series What If…?, in which he is voiced by Hudson Thames.

Zombie outbreak[edit]

In an alternate 2018, Parker (marketed as Zombie Hunter Spider-Man) is among the survivors of a quantum virus outbreak which transforms the infected into zombies, and joins the other survivors in search of a cure at Camp Lehigh. After a fight with a zombified Wanda Maximoff, he escapes with T’Challa and Scott Lang, taking the Mind Stone to Wakanda to put an end to the virus. Unbeknownst to the trio however, a zombified Thanos has invaded Wakanda with his army.

Spider-Man: No Way Home[edit]

«Peter-Two»[edit]

Years following the events of Spider-Man 3 (2007), Peter Parker’s (portrayed by Tobey Maguire) relationship with Mary Jane «MJ» Watson had become complicated but eventually worked out. Due to Strange’s malfunctioned spell, Parker is brought into the MCU and subsequently begins searching for that universe’s Parker. After meeting an alternate version of himself and comforting «Peter-One»‘s loss of his aunt, the Spider-Men work together to cure the supervillains and Parker subsequently reunites with Octavius. Parker stops «Peter-One» from killing Green Goblin out of rage, having previously reminded him that revenge would not suffice May’s death, but this leads to him being stabbed in the back and injured by Goblin, who is in turn cured by «Peter-One». Parker says goodbye to his alternate versions and returns to his universe.

«Peter-Three»[edit]

Following the events of The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014), Peter Parker’s (portrayed by Andrew Garfield) failure to save Gwen Stacy caused him to become bitter and overly aggressive and vengeful towards criminals, devoting most of his time to being Spider-Man. After Strange’s malfunctioned spell, Parker is brought into the MCU and subsequently begins searching for that universe’s Parker. After meeting an alternate version of himself and comforting «Peter-One»‘s loss of his aunt, the Spider-Men work to cure the villains, with «Peter-One» curing Curt Connors and Parker reconciling with Dillon, who had been cured by Otto Octavius. After Green Goblin destroys the contained spell, MJ falls from the scaffolding but is saved by Parker, bringing closure to his failure. Parker and «Peter-One» inject Osborn with a cure «Peter-Two» developed, restoring his sanity. Parker says goodbye to his alternate versions and returns to his universe as a happier man.

Spider-Man: Freshman Year[edit]

Spider-Man: Freshman Year and its second season, subtitled Sophomore Year, will explore an alternate Peter Parker’s origin story and early days using the Spider-Man persona as he is mentored by Norman Osborn in his freshman and sophomore years of high school.^[5][6][7]

Concept and creation[edit]

Background and development[edit]

The Marvel Comics character Peter Parker / Spider-Man first appeared in the fifteenth and final issue of Marvel’s anthology comic book series Amazing Fantasy, which was published in August 1962.^[8] The issue was written by Marvel Comics editor and head writer Stan Lee and drawn and penciled by artist Steve Ditko; Lee wanted to create a character whom teens could identify with,^[9]: 1 and was influenced by pulp magazine crime fighter the Spider. He also took inspiration from seeing a spider climb up a wall.^[10] The character became popular during the 1960s, and was adapted into various forms of media–including five films by Sony Pictures from 2002 to 2014, starring Tobey Maguire in three films directed by Sam Raimi as Spider-Man and Andrew Garfield in two films directed by Marc Webb as the character.^[11][12]

Following the November 2014 hacking of Sony Pictures’ computers, emails between Sony Pictures Entertainment co-chairman Amy Pascal and president Doug Belgrad were released stating that Marvel Studios wanted to include Spider-Man (whose film rights are licensed to Sony) in their Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) film Captain America: Civil War (2016), but talks between the studios concerning this were believed to have broken down.^[12] However, in February 2015, the studios reached a licensing deal for the use of Spider-Man in an MCU film,^[13] and reports indicated that the character would indeed appear in Civil War.^[14][15] According to the deal, Sony Pictures would continue to own, finance, distribute, and exercise final creative control over the Spider-Man films.^[13] Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige stated in April 2015 that they decided to not retell the character’s origins in Civil War since there had been two previous retellings with the Raimi and Webb films, so Marvel Studios was «going to take it for granted that people know that, and the specifics». Feige also stated that Marvel had been working to add Spider-Man to the MCU since at least October 2014.^[16] The following June, Feige clarified that the initial Sony deal does not allow the character to appear in any of the MCU television series, as it was «very specific… with a certain amount of back and forth allowed.»^[17]

By August 2019, Marvel Studios and its parent company The Walt Disney Studios had spent several months discussing expanding their deal with Sony. The existing deal had Marvel and Feige produce the Spider-Man films for Sony and receive 5% of their revenue. Sony wanted to expand the deal to include more films while keeping the same terms of the original agreement. Disney expressed concern with Feige’s workload producing the MCU already and asked for a 25–50% stake in any future films Feige produced for Sony.^[18][19][20] Unable to come to an agreement, Sony announced that it would be moving forward on the next Spider-Man film without Feige or Marvel’s involvement.^[19] The next month, Sony Pictures Entertainment chairman Tony Vinciquerra confirmed the character would be integrated with Sony’s own shared universe–Sony’s Spider-Man Universe (SSU)–moving forward.^[21] MCU Spider-Man actor Tom Holland personally spoke to Disney CEO Bob Iger and Sony Pictures Motion Picture Group chairman Tom Rothman,^[22] partly making the companies return to negotiations.^[23] In late September, Sony and Disney announced a new agreement that would allow Marvel Studios and Feige to produce another MCU Spider-Man film–Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021)–with Amy Pascal.^[24] Disney was reportedly co-financing 25% of No Way Home in exchange for 25% of the film’s profit, while retaining the character’s merchandising rights.^[24][23] The agreement also allowed Holland’s Spider-Man to appear in a future Marvel Studios film as well as crossing over to the SSU,^[24] with the latter interaction described as «a ‘call and answer’ between the two franchises as they acknowledge details between the two in what would loosely be described as a shared detailed universe.»

Casting and appearances[edit]

Sony was reportedly looking for an actor younger than Andrew Garfield to play Spider-Man,^[25] with Logan Lerman and Dylan O’Brien considered front-runners.^[26] Later in April 2015, Nat Wolff, Asa Butterfield, Tom Holland, Timothée Chalamet, and Liam James were under consideration by Sony and Marvel to play Spider-Man,^[27] with Holland and Butterfield as the front-runners.^[28] Butterfield, Holland, Judah Lewis, Matt Lintz, Charlie Plummer, and Charlie Rowe screen tested for the lead role against Robert Downey Jr., who portrays Tony Stark / Iron Man in the MCU, for «chemistry».^[29][30] The six were chosen out of a search of over 1,500 actors to test in front of Feige, Pascal, and the Russo brothers—the directors of Captain America: Civil War.^[30] Feige and Pascal narrowed the actors considered to Holland and Rowe, with both screen testing with Downey again. Holland also tested with Chris Evans, who portrays Steve Rogers / Captain America in the MCU, and emerged as the favorite.^[29] On June 23, Marvel and Sony officially announced that Holland would star as Spider-Man in the MCU in Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017).^[31][32] The Russos «were pretty vocal» about whom they wanted for the role, pushing to cast an actor close to the age of Peter Parker to differentiate from the previous portrayals. They also praised Holland for having a dancing and gymnastics background.^[33]

A scene in Iron Man 2 (2010) depicts a young boy in a child’s Iron Man mask targeted by Justin Hammer’s drones before being rescued by Stark; Max Favreau, the son of director Jon Favreau, plays the boy.^[34] In 2017, Watts said that he had suggested to Feige that they retroactively establish this child to be the introduction of a young Parker to the MCU,^[34] an idea that Holland supported;^[35] however, this notion has yet to be confirmed in any MCU film or television series.^[36] The first reference to Spider-Man within the MCU, following the deal with Sony, is at the end of Ant-Man (2015) according to its director Peyton Reed.^[37] The reference is made by a reporter to Sam Wilson / Falcon, who is looking for Ant-Man. The reporter states, «Well, we got everything nowadays. We got a guy who jumps, we got a guy who swings, we got a guy who crawls up the walls, you gotta be more specific.»

In February 2021, Holland said No Way Home was the final film under his contract but he hoped to continue playing Spider-Man in the future if asked.^[38] That October, Holland said No Way Home was being treated as «the end of a franchise» that began with Homecoming, with any additional solo films featuring the MCU Spider-Man characters to be different from the first trilogy of films and feature a tonal change.^[39] By November, Holland was unsure if he should continue making Spider-Man films and felt he would have «done something wrong» if he was still portraying the character in his thirties. He expressed interest in a film focusing on the Miles Morales version of Spider-Man instead. Despite this, Pascal hoped to continue working with Holland on future Spider-Man films.^[40] Later in November, Pascal said there were plans for another trilogy of Spider-Man films starring Holland, with work on the first of those about to begin,^[41] though Sony did not yet have official plans for further MCU Spider-Man films.^[42]

Tom Holland portrays Peter Parker in Captain America: Civil War,^[33] Spider-Man: Homecoming,^[31][32] Avengers: Infinity War,^[43][44][45] Avengers: Endgame,^[46] Spider-Man: Far From Home,^[47] and Spider-Man: No Way Home.^[24][48] A fourth MCU Spider-Man film is in development with Holland expected to reprise his role.^[41] Hudson Thames voices the character in the What If..? episode «What If… Zombies?!».^[49][50][51] The Disney+ animated series Spider-Man: Freshman Year explores an alternate Peter Parker in the MCU multiverse’s origin story and early days using the Spider-Man persona as he is mentored by Norman Osborn.^[5][6][7]

Design[edit]

On the Spider-Man suit seen in Civil War, Joe Russo described it as «a slightly more traditional, Steve Ditko influenced suit,» and that Civil War would explore the way the suit operates, particularly the mechanical eyes.^[52] This suit is primarily used during Homecoming, and has more technical improvements than the previous suits, including the logo on the chest being a remote drone, an AI system similar to Tony Stark’s J.A.R.V.I.S., a holographic interface, a parachute, a tracking device for Stark to track Parker, a heater, an airbag, the ability to light up, and the ability to augment reality with the eyepieces. Stark also builds in a «training wheels» protocol, to initially limit Parker’s access to all of its features. Homecoming co-producer Eric Hauserman Carroll noted Marvel Studios went through the comics and «pull[ed] out all the sort of fun and wacky things the suit did» to include in the Homecoming suit.^[53] Spider-Man’s web-shooters have various settings, first teased at the end of Civil War, which Carroll explained allowed him to «adjust the spray» to different settings like the spinning web, web ball, or ricochet web. He compared this to a DSLR camera.^[1] In The Moviemaking Magic of Marvel Studios: Spider-Man (2021), Holland says that «what [he] loves about the original web-shooters is they’re as real as they could be,» and compares them to Andrew Garfield’s Spider-Man, saying that his web-shooters «[never made] much sense to [him].»^[54] Spider-Man’s Iron Spider armor, used by the character during the Civil War comic storyline, was also considered to appear in the Civil War film.^[55]

Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019) reuses two of Spider-Man’s costumes from the previous films: his main costume from Captain America: Civil War and Spider-Man: Homecoming, and the Iron Spider suit from Avengers: Infinity War (2018) and Avengers: Endgame. It also introduces two new costumes: a black «stealth» costume given to Parker by Nick Fury, and a new, upgraded Spider-Man suit that Parker designs for himself at the end of the film.^[56] Marvel Studios’ head of visual development Ryan Meinerding explained that Watts had wanted to include a suit inspired by the Spider-Man Noir version of the character, which led to the design of the more tactical stealth suit. He added that the suit represents Parker experimenting with being a new kind of superhero. Other tactical costumes from the comic books were looked at when developing this one, but Meinerding felt they looked less practical than the more straightforward Noir inspiration. The costume includes tactical goggles that can be flipped up. For Parker’s new self-designed costume, Meinerding originally designed it with the idea that it would be made from Parker’s webbing since that is the strongest material he has access to.^[57] Practical versions of the costumes were created by Ironhead Studio, who previously worked on The Amazing Spider-Man films. For Far From Home, Ironhead developed a skull cap for the costumes that has built-in fans to prevent the goggles from steaming up. They also developed a magnetic bellows system for connecting the goggles to the mask, so they could be easily removed but not fall off during action sequences.^[58]

Spider-Man suits featured in Spider-Man: Freshman Year (2024) include his homemade suit made from «gym pants, sneakers, goggles, a blue sweatshirt, red undershirt, knee pads, very clunky webshooters, and a red logo on the chest», a «beetle» costume, a yellow suit, a dark suit, a «classic 60s» red and blue suit, and a white and blue Oscorp suit.^[59]

List of MCU Spider-Man suits[edit]

• The Homemade suit is a suit developed by Peter Parker during his early months as Spider-Man. It appears briefly in Captain America: Civil War and is used for the climax of Spider-Man: Homecoming. Trixter applied a rigging, muscle and cloth system to Sony Pictures Imageworks’s homemade suit to «mimic the appearance of the rather loose training suit».^[60]
• The Homecoming suit was a suit developed by Tony Stark for Parker, described as an upgrade to the Homemade one. It first appears as Parker’s primary suit in Civil War and Homecoming, Parker ceases to use it in Avengers: Infinity War, and the suit is blown up in Spider-Man: Far From Home. A variation of this suit appears in What If…?
• The Iron Spider armor, also known as Item A17, was a suit developed by Stark that was made out of nanotechnology. The Department of Damage Control confiscate the charger in mid-2024, and Otto Octavius absorbs its nanites for his tentacles later that year; he eventually returns it to Parker. The armor appears at the end of Homecoming, is primarily used for Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame, at the start of Far From Home, and one time in Spider-Man: No Way Home. For the suit’s first appearance, Framestore created models and textures in anticipation for future MCU projects, while Trixter created the «clean, high tech» vault that the suit appears in.^[60]
• The Stealth Suit is a suit made by Fury for Parker. Parker becomes the vigilante Night-Monkey, a «European rip-off of Spider-Man», to conceal his identity using this suit. A prison warden steals the mask in Netherlands. It appears in Spider-Man: Far From Home.^[56][57]
• The Upgraded Suit is a red-and-black Spider-Man suit created by Parker using the Stark Industries Fabricator. It also contains a white spider-emblem on the front and back. A burglar throws paint on the suit, which remains uncleanable until May Parker (Marisa Tomei) cleans it months later. It forms into the Integrated Suit when Octavius returns his stolen nanites he stole from the Iron Spider armor. It appears in Spider-Man: Far From Home and No Way Home.^[56][61]
• The Black and Gold Suit is the Upgraded Suit inside-out. Parker uses this suit to defeat Electro in No Way Home.^[61]
• The Integrated Suit is the Upgraded Suit combined with the Iron Spider armor’s nanites. It appears in No Way Home.^[61]
• Parker makes a new suit for himself at the end of No Way Home, inspired by the original red-and-blue suit of the early Spider-Man comics.^[61] A similar suit appears in Freshman Year.^[59]

Characterization[edit]

Parker is recruited by Stark in Civil War to help him arrest Rogers and his rogue Avengers. Feige said that Parker would be torn between superhero ideologies, saying, «Does he want to be like these other characters? Does he want nothing to do with these other characters? How does that impact his experience, being this grounded but super powerful hero? Those are all the things that Stan Lee and Steve Ditko played with in the first 10 years of his comics, and that now we can play with for the first time in a movie.»^[62] On aligning with Stark, Anthony Russo said that, despite entering the conflict after the two factions have formed and not having much political investment, Parker’s choice comes from «a very personal relationship» he develops with Stark.^[63][64] The Russos hoped «to take a very logical and realistic and naturalistic approach to the character» compared to the previous film portrayals. Anthony Russo added that the character’s introduction had to fit «that specific tonal stylistic world» of the MCU, as well as the tone established by the directors in Winter Soldier, saying, «It’s a little more grounded and a little more hard-core contemporary.» That was «coloring our choices a lot» with Parker.^[65]

Though the MCU films do not depict Parker’s origin story,^[16] Parker’s Uncle Ben, whose death was a significant event in both the comic books and previous film series, is indirectly referenced in Spider-Man: Homecoming.^[1][2] There was some discussion to include a direct reference to Ben when Peter is getting ready for his homecoming by the revelation that his wardrobe consisted of Ben’s clothes, but the writers desisted because they felt that the moment veered away from Parker’s character arc and made Ben’s death feel like a «throwaway line».^[3] The one exception is the animated What If…? episode «What If… Zombies?!», where an alternate version of Parker mentions everyone who has died in his life in the episode’s timeline.^[50]

Another change is Parker’s close paternal relationship with Stark. This was partially adapted from the limited series Civil War, its three-issue prelude on The Amazing Spider-Man by J. Michael Straczynski, and the Ultimate Marvel comics where Stark and Parker share a trainer-trainee relationship.^{[66][67][citation needed]} Some critics disliked Parker’s reliance on Stark, as opposed to previous cinematic portrayals of Spider-Man showing the character as more self-reliant; several of Parker’s proper Spider-Man suits in the MCU are also designed by Stark, or built by Parker with Stark Industries technology, whereas in the comics Parker designed and constructed his first suit entirely by himself.^[68]

Parker’s relationships with Mary Jane «MJ» Watson or Gwen Stacy do not exist in the MCU, instead he falls in love with Michelle «MJ» Jones-Watson (Zendaya) a fellow school student after his previous crush, high school senior Liz, moves away. Although MJ is an original character,^[69] Spider-Man: Homecoming co-screenwriter John Francis Daley stated that she was intended as a reinvention of Mary Jane and that the nickname was an homage to her.^[70][69]

Reception[edit]

For their reviews of Spider-Man: Homecoming, Sara Stewart of the New York Post attributed much of the «heavy-lifting» to Holland’s performance and the «perfectly cast» Michael Keaton (Vulture). She also noted Watts’ focus on Parker’s human side,^[71] while Mike Ryan at Uproxx felt it was the best Spider-Man film yet, with one of his specific praises being the younger and more optimistic portrayal of Parker.^[72] Richard Roeper of the Chicago Sun-Times praised its focus on the character’s school life and called Holland «terrific and well-cast»,^[73] while Owen Gleiberman of Variety highlighted Homecoming‘s focus on making Peter Parker a realistically youthful and grounded character. He found Holland to be likable in the role, but did criticize the vague take on Spider-Man’s origin and powers, but «the flying action has a casual flip buoyancy, and the movie does get you rooting for Peter.»^[74] At IndieWire, David Ehrlich praised the elements of the film that leaned into the high school life of Parker,^[75] while Kenneth Turan of the Los Angeles Times criticized the «juvenile» depiction of Parker and Watts’ «unevenly orchestrated» direction.^[76] Meanwhile, The Hollywood Reporter‘s John DeFore praised Holland’s performance as «winning» despite the Homecoming script,^[77] and Mick LaSalle, writing for the San Francisco Chronicle, said the film did not explore the human side of Spider-Man enough and instead focused on action that is «not thrilling».^[78] Robbie Collin of The Telegraph criticized Watts’ direction but was positive of Holland, Keaton, Tomei, and Zendaya.^[79]

For their reviews of Spider-Man: Far From Home, Gleiberman again praised Holland’s performance,^[80] along with Roeper,^[81] while Alonso Duralde of TheWrap highlighted the cast, including the chemistry between Holland, Zendaya, and Jacob Batalon (Ned Leeds).^[82] Ehrlich criticized the character development of Spider-Man in the film, feeling that he does not change throughout the film beyond becoming more confident.^[83] John Anderson of The Wall Street Journal also praised Holland and Zendaya’s performances.^[84]

Spider-Man: No Way Home features several characters from Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man trilogy and Marc Webb’s The Amazing Spider-Man duology, including past Spider-Man actors Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield as their respective Spider-Men.^[85] The multiverse aspect was widely praised by critics and audiences, and generated much speculation before the film’s release. In their reviews, Don Kaye, writing for Den of Geek, praised the performances and chemistry of the cast, stating that «No Way Home channels the entire spectrum of Spider-Man movies while setting the character on a course all his own at last»,^[86] while Pete Hammond of Deadline Hollywood praised Watts’s direction and wrote that Holland, Zendaya, and Batalon are «a priceless trio»;^[85] Jennifer Bisset of CNET praised the performances, writing: «A Russo Brothers influence can almost be felt ushering Holland’s third Spider-Man movie into new, weightier territory. If the character is to become the next Tony Stark, this is the way to etch a few more scars into a more interesting hero’s facade»;^[87] DeFore felt that the inclusion of «multiversal mayhem» in No Way Home addressed the «Iron Man-ification» of MCU Spider-Man that made Holland-centric films «least fun»;^[88] Roeper again praised the performances of Holland and Zendaya, writing that while there is «nothing new or particularly memorable about the serviceable CGI and practical effects,» he and the audience remain invested because Holland «remains the best of the cinematic Spider-Men».^[89]

Accolades[edit]

Holland has received numerous nominations and awards for his portrayal of Spider-Man.

In other media[edit]

Films[edit]

• At one point, the writers of the Sony Pictures Animation film Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (2018) wished to include a post-credits scene with cameos by Maguire, Garfield, and Holland, but this was cut as Sony felt such a moment at the time was too risky and would prove confusing.^[106] Holland recalls his cameo was as a passerby at a train station who says, «Hey, kid!» to Miles Morales.^[107]
• The MCU’s Spider-Man has made an appearance and been referenced in the SSU, a standalone media franchise and shared universe connected to the MCU through the multiverse. The films in the SSU focus on supporting characters featured in Spider-Man comics, with a particular emphasis on his rogues gallery.
  • Holland had filmed a cameo appearance as Peter Parker for Venom (2018), prior to Marvel Studios asking Sony to exclude it.^[108]
  • Holland makes a cameo appearance as Peter Parker in the mid-credits scene of Venom: Let There Be Carnage (2021), where it is revealed that J. Jonah Jameson’s broadcast incriminating him as Mysterio’s «murderer» was witnessed by a universe-displaced Eddie Brock and his symbiote companion Venom,^[109] simultaneous with the events of No Way Home.
  • Spider-Man and the events of No Way Home are referenced and depicted in the mid and post-credit scenes of Morbius (2022), by the relevation of Adrian Toomes being transported from the MCU to the Sony’s Spider-Man Universe due to Strange’s second spell. Assuming Spider-Man was responsible, he constructs a new Vulture suit and approaches Dr. Michael Morbius in forming a team.^[110]

Comics[edit]

• An alternate Spider-Man wearing a version of the Homecoming Stark suit appears in the comics crossover event Spider-Geddon (2018), implied to be the MCU version of Spider-Man.^[111]
• An alternate Spider-Man wearing a version of the Infinity War Iron Spider suit appears in the third volume of the second Spider-Verse event (2019), alongside a version of the MCU Iron Man.^[112]

Video games[edit]

• All of the MCU Spider-Man suits, except the suit introduced at the end of No Way Home, are available in the 2018 video game Spider-Man, initially developed by Insomniac Games for PlayStation 4.^[113] The suits created for No Way Home, the Integrated and Black/Gold Suits, are exclusive to the PlayStation 5 and Microsoft Windows version of the game, Spider-Man Remastered (2020).^[114] The Homecoming suit is named the «Stark Suit» in-game,^[113] while the Integrated Suit is named the «Hybrid Suit».
• Holland’s Spider-Man and Zendaya’s MJ, based on their appearances in No Way Home, are purchasable outfits in Fortnite.^[115]
• The main suits from Homecoming and Far From Home, as well as the MCU’s version of the Iron Spider armor, are all featured as downloadable content (DLC) costumes for Spider-Man in Square Enix’s Avengers (2020) game on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5.^[116][117]

Additionally, Holland reprises his role as Peter Parker / Spider-Man in Web Slingers: A Spider-Man Adventure, an interactive theme park screen ride at Disney California Adventure’s Avengers Campus and Walt Disney Studios Park.^[118]

See also[edit]

• Characters of the Marvel Cinematic Universe
• Spider-Man in film

Notes[edit]

References[edit]

External links[edit]

• Peter Parker on the Marvel Cinematic Universe Wiki
  • Zombie Outbreak Spider-Man on the Marvel Cinematic Universe Wiki
• Peter Parker on Marvel Database, a Marvel Comics wiki
• Peter Parker on Marvel.com

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Peter Parker: Spider-Man
Cover of Spider-Man #1 (August 1990). Art by Todd McFarlane
Publication information
Publisher	Marvel Comics
Genre	Superhero
Publication date	List vol. 1: August 1990 – November 1998 vol. 2: January 1999 – August 2003 vol. 3: October 2022 – Present
No. of issues	List vol. 1: 99 (#1–98 and #−1) vol. 2: 57 (#1–57) vol. 3: 1 (#1-TBD)
Main character(s)	Spider-Man
Creative team
Written by	List Todd McFarlane Erik Larsen Howard Mackie Dan Slott
Penciller(s)	List Todd McFarlane Erik Larsen Tom Lyle John Romita Jr. Mark Bagley

Peter Parker: Spider-Man is the name of two comic book series published by Marvel Comics, both of which feature the character Spider-Man.

Volume 1 (1990–98)[edit]

Peter Parker: Spider-Man (originally titled simply Spider-Man), was a monthly comic book series published by Marvel Comics that ran for 98 issues from 1990 to 1998. The series was retitled Peter Parker: Spider-Man with issue #75, but only on the covers; the series was still under its original Spider-Man title in the comic’s legal indicia, printed on the title page, from #75–98; the comic book would not officially be titled Peter Parker: Spider-Man until the (vol. 2) series relaunch.

The series originally was conceived as a showcase for Todd McFarlane. McFarlane, who until then had only been known as an artist, was hugely popular at the time and the series was created by editor Jim Salicrup so that McFarlane could pencil, ink, and write a Spider-Man title of his own, starting with the «Torment» storyline.

The series was a massive sales success, with over 2.5 million copies printed.^[1][2] McFarlane stayed on the title until issue #16 (November 1991) in which the story was printed in a landscape format.^[3] He created the character Spawn and help found Image Comics in 1992.^[4] He was succeeded on the title by Erik Larsen, who had succeeded McFarlane on The Amazing Spider-Man two years earlier, and would later join him in the founding of Image. Larsen wrote and drew the six-issue story arc «Revenge of the Sinister Six» (#18–23).^[5] Writer Don McGregor and artist Marshall Rogers crafted a two-part story in issues #27–28 dealing with gun violence.^[6]

After that came a quick procession of different contributors, including writers Tom DeFalco, Ann Nocenti, David Michelinie, J. M. DeMatteis, and Terry Kavanagh, and pencillers Ron Frenz, Klaus Janson, and Jae Lee. The rotating creative team was solidified with Spider-Man #44 (March 1994) when writer Howard Mackie and penciller Tom Lyle took over the title; Lyle lasted until issue #61, and Mackie for over six years.^[7]

The series played a key role throughout the «Clone Saga», becoming one of two Spider-Man titles that shifted focus to the new Ben Reilly Scarlet Spider character with issue #51 (November 1994).^[8] The series’ run was interrupted by that saga in issues #63 and 64 (Nov.–Dec. 1995), when the title was renumbered to #1 and renamed Scarlet Spider. Spider-Man resumed with #65 (Jan. 1996), with Ben Reilly replacing Peter Parker as Spider-Man.

Intended as a permanent change, Reilly’s status as the new Spider-Man was cut short when Bob Harras was named new Editor-in-chief of Marvel Comics in February 1996, and ordered the reinstatement of the character’s Peter Parker identity. Spider-Man was the title which depicted this and in #75 (December 1996), by Mackie and John Romita Jr., Ben Reilly was killed by the resurrected original Green Goblin – who had seemingly died in The Amazing Spider-Man #122 (July 1973) – and Peter Parker returned to the role of Spider-Man. That same issue, the title of the series was changed to Peter Parker: Spider-Man to concretely establish that the original Spider-Man was being depicted.^[9]

The series had a brief interlude in July 1997 with Marvel’s one-month «Flashback» event, when all Marvel titles were numbered −1 and each was set before the events of Fantastic Four #1. This #−1 was published between issues #81 and 82.^[10] The series then continued uninterrupted until the arrival of John Byrne to the Spider-Man titles heralded a relaunch of the entire line. The series was cancelled with #98 (Nov. 1998) featuring part of «The Gathering of Five and The Final Chapter» storyline and relaunched as (vol. 2) almost immediately afterward.

Volume 2 (1999–2003)[edit]

Peter Parker: Spider-Man (vol. 2) was a monthly comic book series published by Marvel Comics that ran for 57 issues between 1999 and 2003.

This series was a continuance of (vol. 1), with the creative team of Howard Mackie and John Romita Jr. having migrated to the new series.^[11] In June 2001, Marvel began a dual numbering system on all its titles that had been relaunched and renumbered. The first issue of Peter Parker: Spider-Man to be dual-numbered was listed as both #30 and #128 on the cover – the second figure achieved by adding the total of issues of the new volume (30) to the first volume’s 98. The comic’s legal indicia, printed on the title page, still listed the series as (vol. 2) #30.

Mackie and Romita Jr. remained through issue #20 (August 2000) when writer Paul Jenkins and artist Mark Buckingham became the new creative team.^[12] Jenkins would write the character over different titles for the next five years. Buckingham and Jenkins left Peter Parker: Spider-Man after issue #50 (Jan. 2003) and were briefly succeeded by writer Zeb Wells and an assortment of artists on what was meant to be a two-issue story before cancellation, but due to delays on the replacement book, became seven issues before the title was finally retired with issue #57 (Aug. 2003). This series was replaced with a new Spider-Man title, Spectacular Spider-Man (vol. 2), which debuted with the team of Jenkins and penciller Humberto Ramos, running for 27 issues until 2005.

Volume 3 (2022-present)[edit]

In July 2022, it was announced that Dan Slott would return to the Spider-Man franchise in October of that year, teaming with veteran Spider-Man artist Mark Bagley for the first time. Their title, simply called Spider-Man, will be a monthly ongoing which will connect to the status quo of the Amazing Spider-Man run from Zeb Wells and John Romita Jr. The first storyline for the issue will be «The End of Spider-Verse», the climatic chapter of the Spider-Verse trilogy begun in 2014 and furthered with Spider-Geddon in 2018.^[13]

Collected editions[edit]

Volume 1[edit]

• Spider-Man: Torment (paperback) collects Spider-Man #1–5 and an excerpt from Spectacular Spider-Man Annual #10; 144 pages, 1992, (0-87135-805-0)
• Spider-Man: Masques (hardcover) collects Spider-Man #6–7, 13–14, 16, 144 pages, January 2012, 978-0785159438
• Spider-Man: Perceptions (hardcover) collects Spider-Man #8–12, 128 pages, June 2012, 978-0785160526
• Spider-Man by Todd McFarlane Omnibus collects Spider-Man #1-14, 16, X-Force #4, 440 pages, 2016, (978-1-302-90073-1)
• Spider-Man by Todd McFarlane: The Complete Collection collects Spider-Man #1-14, 16, X-Force #4, 440 pages, March 2021, (1-30292-373-0)
• X-Force: A Force to be Reckoned With includes Spider-Man #16, 248 pages, March 2011, 0785149848
• Infinity Gauntlet Omnibus (hardcover) collects Spider-Man #17
• Spider-Man: Revenge of the Sinister Six (paperback) collects Spider-Man #18–23, 176 pages, December 1994, 978-0785100478
• Spider-Man: Revenge of the Sinister Six (hardcover) collects Spider-Man #15, 18–23, 176 pages, September 2012, 978-0785160564
• Infinity War Omnibus (hardcover) collects Spider-Man #24
• Avengers Academy: Arcade — Death Game (paperback) collects Spider-Man #25, 120 pages, August 2011
• Spider-Man: Maximum Carnage includes Spider-Man #35–37, 336 pages, December 2006, 978-0785109877
• Amazing Spider-Man Epic Collection vol. 26: Lifetheft includes Spider-Man #45, 496 pages, November 2021
• Spider-Man: The Complete Clone Saga Epic
  • Book 1 includes Spider-Man #51–53, 424 pages, April 2010, 978-0785144625
  • Book 2 includes Spider-Man #54–56, 480 pages, June 2010, 978-0785143512
  • Book 3 includes Spider-Man #57–58, Super Special #1, 464 pages, September 2010, 978-0785149545
  • Book 4 includes Spider-Man #59–61, 480 pages, December 2010, 978-0785149552
  • Book 5 includes Spider-Man #62–63, 472 pages, February 2011, 978-0785150091
• Spider-Man: The Complete Ben Reilly Epic
  • Book 2 includes Spider-Man #64–65, 424 pages, November 2011, 978-0785156123
  • Book 3 includes Spider-Man #66–67, 432 pages, January 2012, 978-0785156130
  • Book 4 includes Spider-Man #68–70, 464 pages, April 2012, 978-0785161318
  • Book 5 includes Spider-Man #71–72, 464 pages, July 2012, 978-0785163831
  • Book 6 includes Spider-Man #73–75, 448 pages, November 2012, 978-0785165521
• X-Men: The Complete Onslaught Epic Vol. 2 includes Spider-Man #72, 248 pages, June 2008, 978-0785128243
• Spider-Man: Revelations includes Spider-Man #75, 112 pages, October 1997, 978-0785105602
• Spider-Man: Spider-Hunt includes Spider-Man #88–90, 272 pages, June 2012, 978-0785160519
• Spider-Man: Identity Crisis includes Spider-Man #91–92, 200 pages, May 2012, 978-0785159704
• Spider-Man: The Gathering of Five includes Spider-Man #96–98, 248 pages, January 2014, 0-7851-8529-1

Volume 2[edit]

• Spider-Man: Next Chapter
  • Volume 1 includes Spider-Man (vol. 2) #1–6, 392 pages, September 2011, 978-0785157595
  • Volume 2 includes Spider-Man (vol. 2) #7–12, Annual ’99, 368 pages, February 2012, 978-0785159667
  • Volume 3 includes Spider-Man (vol. 2) #13–19, 400 pages, August 2012, ISBN 978-0785159773
• Peter Parker: Spider-Man
  • Volume 1 — A Day in the Life includes Spider-Man (vol. 2) #20–22, 26, 160 pages, June 2001, 978-0785107774
  • Volume 2 — One Small Break includes Spider-Man (vol. 2) #27–28, 30–34, 160 pages, July 2002, 978-0785108245
  • Volume 3 — Return of the Goblin includes Spider-Man (vol. 2) #44–47, 96 pages, September 2002 978-0785110194
  • Volume 4 — Trials and Tribulations includes Spider-Man (vol. 2) #35, 37, 48–50, 128 pages, May 2003, 978-0785111504
  • Volume 5 — Senseless Violence includes Spider-Man (vol. 2) #51–57, 160 pages, September 2003, 978-0785111719
• Spider-Man: Revenge of the Green Goblin includes Spider-Man (vol. 2) #25, 160 pages, April 2002, 978-0785108733
• Spectacular Spider-Man: The Final Curtain includes Spider-Man (vol. 2) #39–41, 144 pages, October 2005, 978-0785119500
• Spider-Man’s Tangled Web Volume 4 includes Spider-Man (vol. 2) #42–43, 176 pages, March 2003, 978-0785110644

References[edit]

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Peter Parker: Spider-Man
Cover of Spider-Man #1 (August 1990). Art by Todd McFarlane
Publication information
Publisher	Marvel Comics
Genre	Superhero
Publication date	List vol. 1: August 1990 – November 1998 vol. 2: January 1999 – August 2003 vol. 3: October 2022 – Present
No. of issues	List vol. 1: 99 (#1–98 and #−1) vol. 2: 57 (#1–57) vol. 3: 1 (#1-TBD)
Main character(s)	Spider-Man
Creative team
Written by	List Todd McFarlane Erik Larsen Howard Mackie Dan Slott
Penciller(s)	List Todd McFarlane Erik Larsen Tom Lyle John Romita Jr. Mark Bagley

Peter Parker: Spider-Man is the name of two comic book series published by Marvel Comics, both of which feature the character Spider-Man.

Volume 1 (1990–98)[edit]

Peter Parker: Spider-Man (originally titled simply Spider-Man), was a monthly comic book series published by Marvel Comics that ran for 98 issues from 1990 to 1998. The series was retitled Peter Parker: Spider-Man with issue #75, but only on the covers; the series was still under its original Spider-Man title in the comic’s legal indicia, printed on the title page, from #75–98; the comic book would not officially be titled Peter Parker: Spider-Man until the (vol. 2) series relaunch.

The series originally was conceived as a showcase for Todd McFarlane. McFarlane, who until then had only been known as an artist, was hugely popular at the time and the series was created by editor Jim Salicrup so that McFarlane could pencil, ink, and write a Spider-Man title of his own, starting with the «Torment» storyline.

The series was a massive sales success, with over 2.5 million copies printed.^[1][2] McFarlane stayed on the title until issue #16 (November 1991) in which the story was printed in a landscape format.^[3] He created the character Spawn and help found Image Comics in 1992.^[4] He was succeeded on the title by Erik Larsen, who had succeeded McFarlane on The Amazing Spider-Man two years earlier, and would later join him in the founding of Image. Larsen wrote and drew the six-issue story arc «Revenge of the Sinister Six» (#18–23).^[5] Writer Don McGregor and artist Marshall Rogers crafted a two-part story in issues #27–28 dealing with gun violence.^[6]

After that came a quick procession of different contributors, including writers Tom DeFalco, Ann Nocenti, David Michelinie, J. M. DeMatteis, and Terry Kavanagh, and pencillers Ron Frenz, Klaus Janson, and Jae Lee. The rotating creative team was solidified with Spider-Man #44 (March 1994) when writer Howard Mackie and penciller Tom Lyle took over the title; Lyle lasted until issue #61, and Mackie for over six years.^[7]

The series played a key role throughout the «Clone Saga», becoming one of two Spider-Man titles that shifted focus to the new Ben Reilly Scarlet Spider character with issue #51 (November 1994).^[8] The series’ run was interrupted by that saga in issues #63 and 64 (Nov.–Dec. 1995), when the title was renumbered to #1 and renamed Scarlet Spider. Spider-Man resumed with #65 (Jan. 1996), with Ben Reilly replacing Peter Parker as Spider-Man.

Intended as a permanent change, Reilly’s status as the new Spider-Man was cut short when Bob Harras was named new Editor-in-chief of Marvel Comics in February 1996, and ordered the reinstatement of the character’s Peter Parker identity. Spider-Man was the title which depicted this and in #75 (December 1996), by Mackie and John Romita Jr., Ben Reilly was killed by the resurrected original Green Goblin – who had seemingly died in The Amazing Spider-Man #122 (July 1973) – and Peter Parker returned to the role of Spider-Man. That same issue, the title of the series was changed to Peter Parker: Spider-Man to concretely establish that the original Spider-Man was being depicted.^[9]

The series had a brief interlude in July 1997 with Marvel’s one-month «Flashback» event, when all Marvel titles were numbered −1 and each was set before the events of Fantastic Four #1. This #−1 was published between issues #81 and 82.^[10] The series then continued uninterrupted until the arrival of John Byrne to the Spider-Man titles heralded a relaunch of the entire line. The series was cancelled with #98 (Nov. 1998) featuring part of «The Gathering of Five and The Final Chapter» storyline and relaunched as (vol. 2) almost immediately afterward.

Volume 2 (1999–2003)[edit]

Peter Parker: Spider-Man (vol. 2) was a monthly comic book series published by Marvel Comics that ran for 57 issues between 1999 and 2003.

This series was a continuance of (vol. 1), with the creative team of Howard Mackie and John Romita Jr. having migrated to the new series.^[11] In June 2001, Marvel began a dual numbering system on all its titles that had been relaunched and renumbered. The first issue of Peter Parker: Spider-Man to be dual-numbered was listed as both #30 and #128 on the cover – the second figure achieved by adding the total of issues of the new volume (30) to the first volume’s 98. The comic’s legal indicia, printed on the title page, still listed the series as (vol. 2) #30.

Mackie and Romita Jr. remained through issue #20 (August 2000) when writer Paul Jenkins and artist Mark Buckingham became the new creative team.^[12] Jenkins would write the character over different titles for the next five years. Buckingham and Jenkins left Peter Parker: Spider-Man after issue #50 (Jan. 2003) and were briefly succeeded by writer Zeb Wells and an assortment of artists on what was meant to be a two-issue story before cancellation, but due to delays on the replacement book, became seven issues before the title was finally retired with issue #57 (Aug. 2003). This series was replaced with a new Spider-Man title, Spectacular Spider-Man (vol. 2), which debuted with the team of Jenkins and penciller Humberto Ramos, running for 27 issues until 2005.

Volume 3 (2022-present)[edit]

In July 2022, it was announced that Dan Slott would return to the Spider-Man franchise in October of that year, teaming with veteran Spider-Man artist Mark Bagley for the first time. Their title, simply called Spider-Man, will be a monthly ongoing which will connect to the status quo of the Amazing Spider-Man run from Zeb Wells and John Romita Jr. The first storyline for the issue will be «The End of Spider-Verse», the climatic chapter of the Spider-Verse trilogy begun in 2014 and furthered with Spider-Geddon in 2018.^[13]

Collected editions[edit]

Volume 1[edit]

• Spider-Man: Torment (paperback) collects Spider-Man #1–5 and an excerpt from Spectacular Spider-Man Annual #10; 144 pages, 1992, (0-87135-805-0)
• Spider-Man: Masques (hardcover) collects Spider-Man #6–7, 13–14, 16, 144 pages, January 2012, 978-0785159438
• Spider-Man: Perceptions (hardcover) collects Spider-Man #8–12, 128 pages, June 2012, 978-0785160526
• Spider-Man by Todd McFarlane Omnibus collects Spider-Man #1-14, 16, X-Force #4, 440 pages, 2016, (978-1-302-90073-1)
• Spider-Man by Todd McFarlane: The Complete Collection collects Spider-Man #1-14, 16, X-Force #4, 440 pages, March 2021, (1-30292-373-0)
• X-Force: A Force to be Reckoned With includes Spider-Man #16, 248 pages, March 2011, 0785149848
• Infinity Gauntlet Omnibus (hardcover) collects Spider-Man #17
• Spider-Man: Revenge of the Sinister Six (paperback) collects Spider-Man #18–23, 176 pages, December 1994, 978-0785100478
• Spider-Man: Revenge of the Sinister Six (hardcover) collects Spider-Man #15, 18–23, 176 pages, September 2012, 978-0785160564
• Infinity War Omnibus (hardcover) collects Spider-Man #24
• Avengers Academy: Arcade — Death Game (paperback) collects Spider-Man #25, 120 pages, August 2011
• Spider-Man: Maximum Carnage includes Spider-Man #35–37, 336 pages, December 2006, 978-0785109877
• Amazing Spider-Man Epic Collection vol. 26: Lifetheft includes Spider-Man #45, 496 pages, November 2021
• Spider-Man: The Complete Clone Saga Epic
  • Book 1 includes Spider-Man #51–53, 424 pages, April 2010, 978-0785144625
  • Book 2 includes Spider-Man #54–56, 480 pages, June 2010, 978-0785143512
  • Book 3 includes Spider-Man #57–58, Super Special #1, 464 pages, September 2010, 978-0785149545
  • Book 4 includes Spider-Man #59–61, 480 pages, December 2010, 978-0785149552
  • Book 5 includes Spider-Man #62–63, 472 pages, February 2011, 978-0785150091
• Spider-Man: The Complete Ben Reilly Epic
  • Book 2 includes Spider-Man #64–65, 424 pages, November 2011, 978-0785156123
  • Book 3 includes Spider-Man #66–67, 432 pages, January 2012, 978-0785156130
  • Book 4 includes Spider-Man #68–70, 464 pages, April 2012, 978-0785161318
  • Book 5 includes Spider-Man #71–72, 464 pages, July 2012, 978-0785163831
  • Book 6 includes Spider-Man #73–75, 448 pages, November 2012, 978-0785165521
• X-Men: The Complete Onslaught Epic Vol. 2 includes Spider-Man #72, 248 pages, June 2008, 978-0785128243
• Spider-Man: Revelations includes Spider-Man #75, 112 pages, October 1997, 978-0785105602
• Spider-Man: Spider-Hunt includes Spider-Man #88–90, 272 pages, June 2012, 978-0785160519
• Spider-Man: Identity Crisis includes Spider-Man #91–92, 200 pages, May 2012, 978-0785159704
• Spider-Man: The Gathering of Five includes Spider-Man #96–98, 248 pages, January 2014, 0-7851-8529-1

Volume 2[edit]

• Spider-Man: Next Chapter
  • Volume 1 includes Spider-Man (vol. 2) #1–6, 392 pages, September 2011, 978-0785157595
  • Volume 2 includes Spider-Man (vol. 2) #7–12, Annual ’99, 368 pages, February 2012, 978-0785159667
  • Volume 3 includes Spider-Man (vol. 2) #13–19, 400 pages, August 2012, ISBN 978-0785159773
• Peter Parker: Spider-Man
  • Volume 1 — A Day in the Life includes Spider-Man (vol. 2) #20–22, 26, 160 pages, June 2001, 978-0785107774
  • Volume 2 — One Small Break includes Spider-Man (vol. 2) #27–28, 30–34, 160 pages, July 2002, 978-0785108245
  • Volume 3 — Return of the Goblin includes Spider-Man (vol. 2) #44–47, 96 pages, September 2002 978-0785110194
  • Volume 4 — Trials and Tribulations includes Spider-Man (vol. 2) #35, 37, 48–50, 128 pages, May 2003, 978-0785111504
  • Volume 5 — Senseless Violence includes Spider-Man (vol. 2) #51–57, 160 pages, September 2003, 978-0785111719
• Spider-Man: Revenge of the Green Goblin includes Spider-Man (vol. 2) #25, 160 pages, April 2002, 978-0785108733
• Spectacular Spider-Man: The Final Curtain includes Spider-Man (vol. 2) #39–41, 144 pages, October 2005, 978-0785119500
• Spider-Man’s Tangled Web Volume 4 includes Spider-Man (vol. 2) #42–43, 176 pages, March 2003, 978-0785110644

References[edit]

History

Early Life

Peter Parker grew up in Forest Hills, Queens, with his Aunt May and Uncle Ben. He was left with them after his real parents’ death, knowing very little about them. He had a normal life, his best friend was Mary Jane Watson, when they were 5 and decided to run away forever but weren’t allowed to cross the street. He developed feelings for her when they got older. Like when they were 12 they tried to get «serious» with a kiss which ended badly, so they decided to simply remain friends, however they’ve shown to still retain some lingering feelings for each other in their later years, even admitting her to be the «girl of his dreams».^[11] When he went to school he was bullied by Flash Thompson, who liked to stuff him in a locker since childhood. In High School he befriended Harry Osborn, the son of billionaire scientist Norman Osborn. He gave Peter a ride in his limousine one day while he was trapped out in the rain. They have been friends ever since.

At the age of 15 while attending a Midtown High field trip to Oscorp genetics lab Peter was bitten by a genetically altered radioactive spider. Young Peter Parker gained special abilities similar to those of a spider. Is only known that at some point his Uncle Ben was killed for no reason at all, but Peter blames himself for his death, due to a bad decision, believing that it resulted in his Uncle Ben paying for it, being killed by a burglar one night. Peter hasn’t shared any details about how he used his powers shortly after being bitten by the spider, or such decision. Once Peter found the burglar, he decided not to end his life, being better, becoming a hero, known as Spider-Man. For a while Peter took a job at the Daily Bugle, earning money by from taking pictures of his hero persona as he fought crime against criminals like the Enforcers^[12], but J. Jonah Jameson always made him out to be a menace.

Great Power, Great Responsibility

After one year as vigilante, Spider-Man’s activities were the focus of attention of Nick Fury, director of the secret task force S.H.I.E.L.D., and wanted to train Spider-Man to make him a better hero, the «Ultimate Spider-Man».^[9] He is confronted by Nick Fury, after a horrendous battle against the Trapster near a bakery, which resulted in huge collateral damage.^[9] Peter joined a program for young super heroes along Iron Fist, Nova, White Tiger and Power Man, while he continued his super hero career and attended to Midtown High.^[13]

Doomed

One of his first adventures with the trainees being insubordinate and trying to defeat Doctor Doom, leading to a chaotic battle in the Helicarrier. They eventually won, but with much damage done. ^[14]

Venom

Days later, Doctor Octopus would create a parasitic organism, a symbiote, using Parker’s DNA as a genetic template. It eventually escaped and chased Spider-Man in order to bond to him, occasionally taking a temporary host in an attempt to subdue him. Fed up with the symbiote’s attacks, Peter allowed it to bond with him, which completed the symbiote into a new organism known as Venom. Peter managed to free himself, and electrocuted Venom. While most of it was seemingly destroyed, a part of the symbiote was found alive by Harry Osborn in his penthouse and kept.^[4]

Flight of the Iron Spider

After battling the Living Laser and being saved by Iron Man, Spider-Man was offered by Tony Stark to visit Stark Industries Main Plant and gave him his own armor, called the Iron Spider Armor. His inexperience led to minor disasters each mission he used it, angering his fellow teammates. When Living Laser possessed his suit, Spider-Man was forced to battle Iron Man, making Laser to possess Stark’s suit after. With a improved version of the Iron Spider suit, Spider-Man was aided by the trainees to fight Iron Man/Living Laser. Spider-Man managed to wake up Stark so he could remove Laser from the armor; the villain was ultimately defeated when Spider-Man used in him a machine which teleported him to an alternate universe.^[5]

Why I Hate The Gym

After that while catching Batroc with White Tiger, Spidey was being spyed on by Octavius and Taskmaster, and to catch Spider-Man, Taskmaster decided to find out who he was; he made a test by going to Midtown High School (since it was suspected that Spider-Man attended there) to see who could match Spider-Man’s skill. As Peter made himself look like a weak kid, Taskmaster choose Harry, Danny and Flash as the suspects that could be Spider-Man, telling them that there will be a another trial the next day. The high school was unknowingly closed and Spider-Man and White Tiger went there to see what happened, Taskmaster was already suspecting Flash because he saw that Danny didn’t have the spider power and Harry wasn’t defending himself; Peter and Ava decided to beat Taskmaster using his weakness, the darkness, and they caught him, than Taskmaster discovered that Flash wasn’t Spider-Man and got out using a smoke grenade.^[15]

The Exclusive

Spidey finally agreed to an interview with MJ; luckily they accidentally got into a fight between the Hulk and Zzzax which could prove that Spider-Man is not a Public Menace.^[16]

Run Pig Run

Loki turns Peter into Spider-Ham as payback for Spider-Man ruining his plans. Just then, Asgard’s finest hunters led by Skurge the Executioner arrive and chase after Spider-Ham as part of the Great Boar Hunt. Thor comes to Spider-Ham’s aid and the fight leads from Midtown High School to the Helicarrier. Before Executioner can land the killing blow on Spider-Ham, the sun sets ending the hunt. Spider-Ham changes back to Spider-Man and punches Loki.^[10]

Itsy Bitsy Spider-Man

The team investigates the remains of something that crashed into the Hudson River and there they find the Asgardian weapon known as the Destroyer. When Spider-Man touches the Norn Stone on its chest, the team are transformed into miniature childlike versions of themselves. They were taken to the Helicarrier and test were performed on them. Nick Fury with no other options was forced to put the team in D.A.Y.C.A.R.E., and monitored by Nanny Bots, with Agent Coulson’s face. There they meet another little boy with snot coming out of his nose. The boy is revealed to be Loki out for revenge. But they are rescued by Thor who had also been transformed into a child. The team escape D.A.Y.C.A.R.E. only to be attacked by the Destroyer armor; Nick Fury ordered the team to leave in a Quinjet, which was destroyed and they were forced to parachute to a rooftop. Loki then possessed the Destroyer as the battle leads to a nearby toy store. They were able to retrieve the Norn Stone, and with Loki released from the Armor, they transformed him to a childlike form and returned themselves back to normal.^[17]

Journey of the Iron Fist

Spider-Man was being trained by Iron Fist on the Brooklyn Bridge to improve his fighting techniques, without the aid of his Web-Shooters. Iron Fist best Spider-Man in every attack, until a mist covers the bridge and Iron Fist saves Spider-Man from an incoming dagger, which was so fast it almost didn’t set off his spider-sense. They battle a ninja, but when Spider-Man retrieves his Web-shooters he sticks the assassin to a nearby truck and is dragged away. An elderly monk appeared and Danny says thank you and goodbye and left in a limousine. Spider-Man confused followed his friend to an airport as he see Danny get on to a Rand Industries jet. Was then that he realized that Danny’s family was rich, even if there were previous signs but he had just ignored them. Spider-Man hitches a lift and ends up in the hidden city of K’un-Lun. There he is attacked by the Scorpion, a fellow student of K’un L’un monastery, who threatens the outsider, but Danny stops the fight. They entered the monastery where Danny tells Spider-Man of his origin, of defeating Shou-Lao and gaining the Iron Fist. He only went out into the world for a year to say his goodbyes as he was to be the new ruler of K’un L’un. But he used that time to join the team to help battle for good. He now must take part in a test to prove his worthiness, but before it could begin he is poisoned which blinds him. Danny chooses Spider-Man as his proxy to take part in the test for him. The test are created to test the warriors skill as well as their spirit and after a few near misses they reach the end. The Scorpion falls victim to the last trap believing himself the victor. Spider-Man rescues him but the Scorpion betrays him and seizes the throne for himself. But he had really lost and Spider-Man is claimed the victor with Danny’s position as leader assured. The Scorpion attacks but is easily bested by Danny in battle. Danny now gains the powers of two Iron Fist’s, as he says goodbye to Spider-Man the Master allows Danny to return with his friend allowing him another year in the outside world. Spider-Man tries to give the Master a fist bump as gratitude but is thrown out of the temple.^[18]

The Incredible Spider-Hulk

As Spider-Man battles Batroc the Leaper on the Manhattan rooftops, he was continually distracted by J.J. Jameson, who as always bad mouthed Spidey calling him a menace. But when he webs up Batroc he is attacked by a mob of people who are fed up with Spider-Man. Nick Fury contacted him on his communicator, ordering him to the Tri-Carrier. S.H.I.E.L.D. planned to use the mutant criminal Mesmero to enter the Hulk’s mind, increasing his intelligence so he can now be a force for good. The procedure however went wrong and he tries to take over the Hulk’s mind but Spider-Man jumps on and removes the device stopping the procedure, but blacked out. When Spider-Man came too he was in the Hulk body and struggled to handle the powerful body. He confronted Mesmero, but he fell into his cell realizing the mutant criminal. He was then attacked by S.H.I.E.L.D. agents and a Mandroid believing the Hulk was loose and attacking them, but he was able to escape the Tri-Carrier. Elsewhere the Hulk woke up in Peter’s body just as confused, but Aunt May ignored his antics and takes him to school, where he is forced to take a test. Peter tries to contact Hulk in his body via a pay phone but he is attacked by the Thing. The pair battled, causing destruction throughout the city. White Tiger takes the Hulk in Peter’s body to the roof of the school and puts him in the Spider-Man costume. The three heroes battled again, which leads them to the Brooklyn Bridge. Mesmero, in a cab trying to escape the city, used his powers to control the Thing. The Thing was freed from his control and the Hulk grabbed Mesmero forcing him to reverse the mind swap. Then S.H.I.E.L.D. arrived to take down the Hulk, but he escapes but appears to have gained a new level of control and mildly increased intelligence.^[2]

Ultimate Deadpool

Spider-Man reluctantly teams up with Deadpool, the «Merc with the Mouth», who, like him, can break the «fourth wall». He told Spider-Man that Nick Fury considers him a son and he can prove it he has papers. Spider-Man is insulted that Deadpool thinks he is just a copycat ripping off his costume. Deadpool then goes into the Tri-Carrier’s computer to look for Agent McGuffin who has stolen the encrypted information about the secret identities of every super hero and S.H.I.E.L.D. agent. He finds the location of the Taskmasters training camp. Spider-Man trails Deadpool to help him on a mission. While riding in «Deadpool’s jet», (which is revealed to be Tony Stark stolen jet, as he left him and I.O.U. message on the runway). While in the jet Deadpool recounts his origins, of being a normal baby for only a second before he was attacked by ninja’s, but due to his mental state it’s impossible to believe a word he says. Spider-Man and Deadpool are attacked by Taskmaster’ Acolytes, an elite force personally trained by him. They use stolen S.H.I.E.L.D. jet packs and attack the craft, battling the Acolytes while falling. After dodging the missile, Deadpool reveals he is wearing a parachute as Spider-Man crashes into a tree. Deadpool and Spider-Man enter a nearby compound where Spider-Man works to keep Deadpool from killing Taskmaster students. Spider-Man realizes that Deadpool is not a hero but a mercenary who would do anything for money. Taskmaster tries to attack Deadpool to no avail (due to Deadpool’s unpredictable moves). Spider-Man manages to web up Taskmaster as it turns out that Taskmaster actually stole the S.H.I.E.L.D. list from Deadpool who planned to sell it for money and made up the «Agent McGuffin». Spider-Man manages to defeat Deadpool in a fantasy fight, involving giant chickens and cows on a farm and a fight dressed as pirate. Deadpool reveals what is thought to be his true origin but it is impossible to confirm, since he has made up several of them, and this could also be one of them. In this origin, he was a street kid treated badly, then taken in by Fury to train in S.H.I.E.L.D. and after some time, he realized he was being controlled and manipulated, subsequently deciding to leave. Deadpool tells Spider-Man he wouldn’t get it. Spider-Man then tells the viewers (And Deadpool, since he’s also aware that he’s in a cartoon, being able to even interrupt Spider-Man’s 4th wall «pauses») that he actually does, since if things had gone a little bit differently, he could have been just like Deadpool. Deadpool then gets away using a stolen jet pack.^[19]

Stan By Me

MJ, Peter and Harry stay after school to catch up in chemistry. But they end up battling the Lizard with the help of Stan the Janitor. Working together they rescue Principal Coulson who had been kidnapped by the Lizard.^[20]

Return of the Sinister Six and The Green Goblin

Spider-Man and the team battle the Sinister Six again with the help of Norman Osborn and the Iron Patriot Armor. Though Spider-Man has won against the Sinister Six, Doc Ock turns Osborn back in to the Green Goblin who gets away with the captive members of Spider-Man’s team. Spider-Man tracks the Goblin down to the original Helicarrier and it turns out that Goblin is using Ock’s Goblin Serum to mutate everyone in New York City into Goblins. He had already done so to Spider-Man’s Team, but Parker was able to cure them using Dr. Connors’s Anti-Goblin Serum. After that, Peter ultimately defeated the Goblin and stopped the Serum Attack. In the aftermath New York is safe, Dr. Connors is free of the Lizard, and the Goblin is back in SHIELD custody undergoing treatments to revert back to Osborn. Later, Spider-Man is called in by Fury, who had some people that wanted to talk to him. Those people where Iron Man, Thor, and Captain America: the Avengers; they offered Spider-Man a place in the Avengers, which left him speechless.^[21][22]

The Collector

The Hulk also invited Spider-Man to help improve his image as well on Rick’s web show, due to J. Jonah Jameson considering him a menace. The Collector arrives on Earth where he starts collecting Earth’s heroes consisting of the Avengers, the Fantastic Four, Howard the Duck, Wolverine, and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H. This continued until Hulk and Spider-Man were left. They trace the probes responsible for the abductions to an orbiting spaceship where they find the super heroes in stasis bubbles. Collector arrives and introduces himself to them where he states that he has been researching Earth’s heroes where he deemed Spider-Man and Hulk unworthy to be in his collection due to them being menaces. Collector ejects them into the garbage chute where they managed to escape. As Collector goes into phase two of his plans, Hulk frees his team to help fight Collector. Collector then sends his probes to catch the escaped heroes so that Collector can work on his plan to «make his collection priceless.» The Agents of S.M.A.S.H. figures out that Collector plans to «make his collection priceless» by blowing up the Earth. Red Hulk and A-Bomb work to disarm Collector’s bomb while Hulk and Spider-Man confront Collector who still considers Hulk and Spider-Man unworthy. Collector grows in size where he grabs Hulk and Spider-Man in his hands. Hulk talks about Spider-Man’s «true hero self» as Collector drops Hulk. Collector is surprised that Spider-Man is a teenager which Peter Parker’s face was pixelated as Hulk knocks Spider-Man out of Collector’s hands. After She-Hulk and Skaar teleport the other heroes off the ship, Collector is still on his ship as his ship explodes from the bomb which Red Hulk and A-Bomb failed to disarm and unknowingly trapped. Collector manages to get off the ship before it explodes as he gives a holographic message to the Agents of S.M.A.S.H. that he will return one day and collect them first before he collects the rest of Earth’s heroes.^[23]

The Avenging Spider-Man

Loki came up with a plan to destroy the Avengers and their newest member, Spider-Man. Thor’s evil brother joined forces with Doctor Octopus, so that he could create for him an army of soldiers powered by the Venom symbiote to attack the city. Loki attacked Spider-Man to gather a sample of his blood, and after defeating the hero successfully, he switches bodies with Spider-Man with the intention of also completely damaging his reputation. After the change, Loki, now inside Spider-Man’s body and with the help of Doctor Octopus and the symbiote army, started his attack on the city. Peter, inside Loki’s body, was attacked by all his new teammates in the Avengers Tower; after escaping, he decided to go find the real villain and, after a brief confrontation, the Avengers arrived. Before Spider-Man had any time to warn his new teammates about the change, Loki changed them back again and used his manipulation skills to trick the Avengers into attacking Spidey.^[3]

Spider-Man managed to run away from the attackers and decided to go after his old team, Iron Fist, Nova, Luke Cage and White Tiger, to ask for help. At first they had doubts, because they had just received an alert from Nick Fury about what was going on. Peter convinced them that he was the real Spider-Man and they agreed to help, which led into a confrontation between them and the Avengers. During this confrontation, a train was hit and a wagon fell from the rails, Spider-Man jumped to hold the falling vehicle and that was the moment where the Avengers realized they were attacking the wrong person. They quickly moved to help him save the people inside that wagon, and after that, the young group of heroes and the veterans joined forces to defeat the symbiote army, Loki, and Doctor Octopus.

Spider-Man, realizing that he still missed his old team, decided to resign from the Avengers.^[24]

Agent Venom

Spider-Man hunts throughout New York for the last remnants of Venom. He finds a piece of one hanging off one of J. Jonah Jameson screens. As he extracts the piece he is attacked by Scorpion who is possessed by another piece of Venom. While fighting the Venomized Scorpion, Flash Thompson appeared, wearing a Spider-Man costume and calling himself the Scarlet Spider. Spider-Man defeated Scorpion, unaware that a small piece of Venom attached to Flash. The next day, the Beetle, under orders from Taskmaster, tracked Venom to Midtown High School and chases Flash. Spider-Man stashes Flash into a locker to protect him, but Flash wanted to help. The suit activated, and Flash battled his aggressor as Venom. When Flash has him subdued, Spider-Man tries to talk Flash into giving up the suit, and the two fight until Taskmaster arrived. Venom and Spider-Man battled the Beetle and Taskmaster, Flash integrated parts of Beetle’s suit, including rocket launchers and armor, and fully becoming Agent Venom. After the fight, Agent Venom relents that being a hero is harder than he thought and tries to get the suit to leave him. However, the suit found a perfect host in Flash and permanently bonded to him. Spider-Man convinces Fury to take him on as a member of the team. As he reveals his actions has encouraged other young heroes to come out of the wood work.^[25]

Spider-Verse — Chasing the Green Goblin

The Green Goblin uses Electro to power up the Siege Perilous, gaining access to other dimensions. Peter teamed up with various alternate reality versions of himself to fend off Green Goblin while chasing him from reality to reality until finally getting back to his home dimension, where Green Goblin had blood samples of the various Spider-Men, hiding in the old SHIELD Helicarrier. He engaged the Goblin but was easily defeated due to Goblin having various Spider-Men DNA, making him far more agile, strong, and durable. Goblin mentioned that he knew who Spider-Man really was.

With the help of Electro, Peter called upon the other Spider-Men and managed to barely win. Electro freed, took over the Helicarrier, forming a gigantic robot, preparing to nuke the city. Petra Parker and Peter Porker attempted to disable the Helicarrier and just sent it to space. The Green Goblin reverted back to Norman Osborn, forgetting about ever being the Goblin or even who Spider-Man was.

Ultron

Ultron takes control of a rebuilt Super-Adaptoid and uses it to attack Roxxon. The Avengers and Spider-Man had to fight an Ultron-controlled Super-Adaptoid. When Cap arrived, Ultron took control of the communications to have the S.H.I.E.L.D. drop team of Life-Model Decoys to prematurely drop as Ultron reprograms them into serving him. Upon tricking Director Nick Fury into sending unmanned drones upon the Avengers, Ultron abandons the Super-Adaptoid body. Back in Arsenal’s body, Ultron raids Stark Tower where he hacks into J.A.R.V.I.S. and takes control of the Iron Man Armor’s. Before Ultron can cause the Stark satellites to crash onto every major city in the world, Iron Man blows up the Arc Reactor which causes Stark Tower to be damaged. After the Avengers are divided, Ultron sees this from outer space as Phase One of his plan is complete.^[26]

Spider-Verse — Fighting the Inheritors

Peter was later joined by the Spider-Army to oppose the Inheritors on Earth-001.^[27] Peter was seen among the Spider-UK’s Spider-Army and sent on a mission with Miles Morales of Earth-1610 by Spider-Man of Earth-616 to recruit as many Spiders as they can. They first visited Earth-67 to recruit the spider of that world as well as assisted in fighting his world’s villains.^[28] Peter and Miles later appeared running from the authorities after having recruited more Spider-Men to the second iteration of the Web-Warriors while Peter drives a sentient Spider-Mobile up a building and into the next world.^[28] They met up with Ultimate Spider-Woman and Spider-Ham and arrived on Loomworld to join with the main Spider-Army for the last stand against the Inheritors. The battle was won when they were able to trap the Inheritors on Earth-3145 a wasteland ravaged by nuclear war.^[29] Before Peter and most of the spiders left to their respective realities, he personally said goodbye to Miles and suggested that next time they should do it in his world. Miles asked if he was serious, Peter retorting with «Am I ever?».^[30]

Graduation Day — Becoming the Ultimate Spider-Man

After years of exciting adventures, both as super heroes and S.H.I.E.L.D. agents, Spider-Man and his fellow S.H.I.E.L.D. Academy trainees had their S.H.I.E.L.D. Academy graduation ceremony. However, their graduation was interrupted by Doc Ock and his new Superior Sinister Six, which resulted in all the guests, including the Avengers, to be trapped in an impenetrable energy dome created by Doc Ock.^[31] Also, Peter gave up his powers to save Aunt May, through Doc Ock’s de-powering serum. The de-powered Peter headed to Oscorp, and was aided by Norman Osborn to restore his powers, while Norman revealed that he knew Spider-Man’s secret identity as Peter Parker. After restoring his powers, Peter defeated and de-powered the rest of the Superior Sinister Six, all except Doc Ock, who turned himself into a giant Octopus-like creature.^[32] Peter used the de-powering serum to cure and save Ock, and persuaded Ock to help save the heroes. Ock helped Spider-Man deactivate the dome, and Spider-Man and his fellow S.H.I.E.L.D. trainees were finally able to graduate. Afterwards, they became new S.H.I.E.L.D. Academy instructors.

Spider-Man once again encountered Trapster near the same bakery where Fury first recruited the hero, only this time, Spider-Man defeated him with practically no collateral damage. Nick Fury, who had been watching this, reminisced about how far Peter has come, claiming that he had finally become the Ultimate Spider-Man.^[32]

Attributes

Powers

Spider-Physiology: After being bit by a genetically enhanced radioactive spider, Peter Parker has gained the capabilities of an arachnid. Not only is he physically superior to even the finest humans in speed, strength, and durability, but he also can stick to walls, and can respond before danger strikes him. Unlike his Earth-616 counterpart, his blood can be used to make symbiotes and the Green Goblin serum. His powers include:

• Superhuman Strength: Like his Earth-616 counterpart, Spider-Man is capable of lifting about 20 tons. Granted this strength, he can lift objects such as semi-trucks, hit with superhuman force, and other feats of strength.
• Superhuman Speed: Spider-Man can run at speeds greater than the finest Olympic athlete.
• Superhuman Durability: Despite having limitations, Spidey is supernaturally resistant to physical damage.
• Superhuman Agility: He can perform feats of equilibrium/balance, dexterity/coordination, and flexibility beyond human potential.
• Superhuman Reflexes: Spidey can react/respond to things faster than normal.
• Superhuman Stamina
• Wallcrawling: He can crawl up any surface.
• Spider-Sense: Spider-Man can sense impeding danger to him and friends close by.
• Regeneration: Spider-Man’s increased metabolism allows him to heal mild to moderate injuries at a faster pace than humans. However, catastrophic injuries, fatal wounds, damages to the vital organs will not heal.

Magic: Temporarily given the Eye of Agamotto by Doctor Strange, Spider-Man possessed all the magical abilities of the Sorcerer Supreme. Spider-Man later learned a few spells himself such as the incantation to let others into the Sanctum Sanctorum, his time with Strange has also grated him some immunity to magic.

Abilities

• Genius Intelligence Level: He has far above average intelligence.
  • Leadership: Peter can lead his team with charisma, ardor, and idealism.
  • Bilingualism: Parker speaks English and Spanish.^[33]
• Expert Combatant: In combat situations, Spider-Man makes use of a fighting style that relies on overwhelming strength and agility. Due to constant training throughout his years at S.H.I.E.L.D., he has mastered multiple team combat styles,^[31] while also mastering some hand to hand and formal combat, thanks to some training from Captain America, Iron Fist,^[18] and many others at S.H.I.E.L.D.
• Master Martial Artist: Peter initially learned combat from his uncle Ben to defend himself and later developed that into his spider-style martial art.^[34] Peter would later learn to improve his fighting style during his training at S.H.I.E.L.D., who have assigned master combatants like Captain America to train him in unarmed combat. His fellow teammate Iron Fist also assisted him to improve in unarmed combat to fight without his Web-Shooters.
• Medium Awareness: Spider-Man can seemingly stop what is happening in a freeze-frame like fashion and talk directly with the audience. No one else seems to notice Spider-Man doing this other than Deadpool, who also has this ability and Agent Stan who one time interrupted him with his «Excelsior» catchphrase.

Weaknesses

• Spider-Sense Disruption: Peter’s Spider-Sense is not triggered if it detects something that is not registered as a threat such as the Synthezoid Spider clones or the Venom Symbiote and its replicates that were originally derived from his DNA. This leaves Spider-Man to become vulnerable to surveillance and attack, and his web-slinging requires most of his concentration.

• Bad Luck: Not exactly a flaw or a disadvantage in his crime-fighting, Peter Parker’s life is generally a complicated one, due to Juggling both his hero and personal life. This would come in minor ways such as accidentally taking a picture of himself changing into his suit, thus having no choice but to damage the film along the pictures for MJ’s assignment. ^[35] The timing is never in Peter’s favor, such as being called for emergencies while working on a project. Other more serious instances include being late in his commitments, being blamed for the damages he is unable to fix, failing to save and cure those he promised to save such as the Goblin and the Lizard, having his closest friends hate him such as Harry blaming him for his father’s monstrous condition. He describes this as «Typical Parker Luck».

Paraphernalia

Equipment

MK I Web-Shooters: Peter used his brilliant knowledge at physical science to create a pair of Web-Shooters worn on his wrists that shoot thin strands of a special «web fluid» at high pressure for use when he became Spider-Man. Peter reused these shooters for his final fight against the Sinister Six when they damaged his newest Web-Shooters.

Next Gen Web-Shooters: Upon joining S.H.I.E.L.D., Spider-Man was given next Gen Web-Shooters with some improvements over the first model, such as containing more web fluid thus lasting longer. However these new Web-Shooters run on energy therefore they can short circuit or become depowered via substantial energy loss.

• Taser-Web: His new Web-Shooter can shoot out webs that transfers a jolt of electricity onto the target on the receiving end. Upon using this gadget, Spider-Man’s gloves become insulated thus protecting Peter from being shocked himself. Spider-Man frequently uses Taser-Webs to get out of tricky situations, as it seems to be the only main type of webbing he uses, apart from the original types.
• Flash-Web: Webs that cause a blinding flash of light upon impact to distract enemies.
• Water-Web: These shooters are capable of absorbing water and shoot water induced webbing at high pressure, enough to break right though Sandman’s body.
• Cryo-Web: A special cartridges that contain Ice Webbing use for freezing targets that were used to combat the likes of Hydro-Man.
• Web Parachute: These Web-Shooters have a system to create parachutes made of web rather than having Spider-Man create them himself.
• Holographic Scope: The Web-Shooters project a scope for better aiming.
• Camouflage Mode: The next Gen Web-Shooter has a Camo-Mode that turns itself invisible to others.
• Crossbow Mode: The Web-Shooter can also turn into small crossbow.

S.H.I.E.L.D. Communicator: A wrist communicator Spider-Man uses to contact S.H.I.E.L.D. or his teammates. After joining the Avengers, Tony Stark upgraded his com to work in tandem with his Web-Shooters and can broadcast through the Avengers only frequency.

• Camouflage Mode: The com also has the function to turn itself invisible when not in use.
• Three Dimensional Scanner: It also has a 3-D scanner that captures a detailed holographic image of whatever it scans then cross-references it against every image database in the world. It’s noted to being the most graphic capture device on Earth. It can also be used as a simple camera to take pictures of.
• GPS:
• Laser Torch: A beam of energy shot from the communicator that is powerful enough to cut metal.
• Taser Darts: One of the upgrades added by Tony Stark, the com can now shoot out darts that can stun his targets.

Spider-Tracers: Spider-Man uses small electronic «Spider-Tracers» of his own design that allow him to track objects or individuals by transferring signals to his communicator.

Spider-Man’s Suit: Spider-Man was given additional upgrades to his suit after joining S.H.I.E.L.D.

• Enhanced Lenses: The mask contains reflected lenses that are capable of countering mind control by Dracula. The lenses have a night vision function that allows him wearer to see in the dark. It also has a function to see invisible laser beam alarms. These lenses also have range figure binoculars that allows him to see at far distances.
• Stealth: By pressing the suits spider logo, the suit is able to turn Spider-Man invisible to others. However the stealth function can be disabled if a direct hit to the logo damages it.
• Web Gliders: The suit contains web-like wings on the underarms that allows him to glide through the air while free falling.
• Spider-Signal: By also pressing on the spider logo it can be used as flashlight.
• Scuba/Space Suit: By pressing where the logo is place, the suit activates an armor with an oxygen mask that allows Spider-Man to breath underwater or in space.

Battlebot Spider-Man Suit: An armored suit designed by S.H.I.E.L.D. for Spider-Man, it comes equipped with loads of tools and gadgets, it is made from Vibranium/Adamantium.

• Web Cannon 3000: A hand held cannon that shoots a large blasts of web to immobilized targets.
• Spinning Arachna-Discs: Spider shaped disks used to through at enemies to restrain them. These are noted to have been made in Madripoor
• Impact Force Bubbles: Small green spheres that when through at targets turns into large spherical force fields upon impact, trapping them inside of it. These are noted to have been made in Wakanda.
• Personal Invisi-Shield: A tool worn on the wrist that creates a force field shield strong enough to deflect missiles.

Spider-Man’s K’un-Lun Armor: During his time in K’un-Lun, Spider-Man wore a K’un-Lun armor with the same color and spider theme as his original suit.

Iron Spider Armor: A suit of armor given to Spider-Man by Tony Stark as a gift. It became Spider-Man’s main suit for a while, however he originally had difficult controlling and navigating in which caused trouble for his teammates on their missions, however after some modifications to it, he had better control of it. He then wore it on occasion when necessary. The armor was then given to Amadeus Cho as the primary user but still «considered a loan» when he joined S.H.I.E.L.D.. Peter would borrow the armor from Cho when the situation calls for it.

Iron Spider Hulkbuster Armor: An upgraded Hulkbuster variant of the original Iron Spider Armor, it was a experiment designed by Curt Connors to defeat very big menaces.

Espionage Gadgets: S.H.I.E.L.D. tech and equipment used for spy and undercover work. Spider-Man and his team used these to sneak into Brighton Beach High. ^[36]

• Image Inducers: A wrist watch like device that casts hard light holograms.
• Unstable Molecule Uniform: A suit made from unstable molecules that can change into any outfit.
• Psycho-Suggestive Paper: A type of psychic paper that appears as whatever the viewer wants to see.

Dimensional Travel Talisman: During Spider-Verse, Peter was given a portal-jumper so that he, along with Miles Morales of Earth-1610, could gather recruits for the Spider-Army.

Weapons

Spider-Man uses his Web Shooters as a non-lethal weapon, along with his Taser Webs.

Transportation

Various vehicles and transportation devices:

Web-Swinging: Spider-Man uses his web-shooters to travel by swinging on web-lines. Combined with his spider abilities, he can move at amazing speeds throughout the urban chasms of Manhattan.^[9]

Spider-Cycle: A highly modified high-tech motorcycle with spider-based design specially made for Spider-Man to reach from point A to B at a faster rate, thus relieving him from any sustained soreness on his arms from slinging with his web shooters and saving costs for Web fluid. It was created by Dr. Curt Connors when Spider-Man worked for S.H.I.E.L.D. with a spider-based design to make Spider-Man the Ultimate Spider-Man.^[13]

• Automated Web Bridge: The Spider-Cycle uses GPS tracking to find the best places to shoot the webs in front of and behind him to create a web bridge that the it can ride across and get Spider-Man to his destination he chose quickly.
• Wall Riding: The Spider-Cycle is capable of riding on any surface, no matter what angle the wheels are touching the surface at. The reason this is possible is unknown.
• Rocket Boosters: The Spider-Cycle has some rocket boosters to maximize its speed rate.
• Adaptive Environments: The Spider-Cycle can adapt to any environment.

Spider-Hoverboard: One of the many gadgets created by Olly Osnick in Boston and the only known one Peter kept after returning to New York.^[38]

Web-Jet: The Web-Jet is a ship created by Amadeus Cho for his fellow Web Warriors to go on S.H.I.E.L.D. missions as a team. This aircraft took Cho about three days to build and gets frustrated whenever it gets damaged.^[39]

Spider-Buggy (In Boston)^[38]

Spider-Copter (In Boston)^[38]

Spidey-Inline Skates (In Boston)^[38]

Spidey-Pogo (In Boston)^[38]

Spider-Plane (In Boston)^[38]

Spider-Tank (In Boston)^[38]

Notes

• In Ultimate Spider-Man, as well as the first two seasons of Marvel’s Avengers Assemble, and assorted appearances in media taking place in this universe, Drake Bell reprises his role as Peter Parker/ Spider-Man, respectively, after previously voicing a version of the character, in Avengers: Earth’s Mightiest Heroes.

• Robbie Daymond originally auditioned for the role of this Peter Parker, and would go on to portray the character in Ultimate Spider-Man‘s successor Marvel’s Spider-Man.
• Peter seems to have an uncanny bad luck with animals, theoretically this could relate to the reason why so many of his enemies are animal-based.
  • Over the years Peter would somehow lose any pet he takes care of.
    • One of these pets mentioned was a dog named Ms. Lion
  • Peter notes that he hates field trips due to always getting bitten by animals on those trips. The only exception to this is the trip to Oscorp where the spider bite gave him his powers.
• The series starts out with Spider-Man at age 16 (a year after the spider bit him at age 15), by the end of his series he’s likely 19-20 years old.
• Peter seems to a big fan of pirates, as shown expressing his joy upon meeting his pirate counterpart and dressing up as one the following Halloween.

Trivia

• Peter often breaks the fourth wall when he talks to the audience, and is seen by the rest of the characters as he’s talking to himself.
• When coming up with ideas for his spider-themed hero identity, alternate names Peter considered were Arana, Arachnid, The Red Spider or The Spider.^[9]
• Unlike the traditional red and blue Spider-Man suit, this version lacks the red coloring and web pattern throughout the sleeves, however it’s evidenced that Peter has worn the more traditional classic suit during his first year as Spider-Man.^[12]
• Peter almost considered having black on his suit instead of blue.^[9]
• It’s also likely that Peter worked as a photographer during his first year and taken pictures of his heroic escapades similar to his Earth-616 Counterpart.^[12]

See Also

• 213 appearance(s) of Peter Parker (Earth-12041)
• 2 minor appearance(s) of Peter Parker (Earth-12041)
• 4 mention(s) of Peter Parker (Earth-12041)
• 2 mention(s) in handbook(s) of Peter Parker (Earth-12041)
• 380 image(s) of Peter Parker (Earth-12041)
• 48 quotation(s) by or about Peter Parker (Earth-12041)
• 3 item(s) used/owned by Peter Parker (Earth-12041)

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Питер+паркер

21 Питер перешёл на преподавательскую работу

22 Транслейтор Фром Паркер

23 Чарли Паркер

24 дизельный двигатель Питер

25 дизельный двигатель Питер AV-1 для испытания масел с присадками

26 его зовут Питер

27 его зовут Питер Джордж

28 лорд Питер

29 лорд Питер Уимзи

30 сборник решений суда казначейства, составитель Паркер

31 сент-питер

32 Паркер

33 Питер-Понд

34 Сент-Питер-Порт

35 Питер

36 Паркер

37 Брейгель Питер

38 Вайнбергер Питер

39 Пауль Питер

40 Питер Брейгель

См. также в других словарях:

Питер Паркер — Человек паук «The Amazing Spider Man» Том 2, № 50 (апрель 2003). Художники: Дж. Скотт Кэмпбелл и Тим Таунсенд. История Издатель Marvel Comics Дебют Amazing Fantasy № 15 (август 1962) Автор(ы) Стэн Ли, Стив Дитко … Википедия

Паркер, Питер — Питер Паркер, 1 й баронет Peter Parker, 1st Baronet … Википедия

Паркер — (англ. Parker) английская фамилия. Известные носители: Паркер, Алан (р. 1944) британский кинорежиссёр Паркер, Андреа (р. 1970) американская актриса, известная по телесериалам «Притворщик» и «Клава, давай!» Паркер … Википедия

Питер Галлахер — Peter Gallagher Дата рождения: 19 августа 1955 Место рождения: Армонк, штат Нью Йорк … Википедия

Паркер, Шон — Шон Паркер Sean Parker … Википедия

Паркер, Джонатан — В Википедии есть статьи о других людях с такой фамилией, см. Паркер. Джонатан Паркер Jonathan Parker Страны … Википедия

Питер Шилтон — Общая информация Полное имя Питер Лесли Шилтон … Википедия

Берг, Питер — Питер Берг Peter Berg … Википедия

Бенчли, Питер — Питер Брэдфорд Бенчли Peter Bradford Benchley Имя при рождении: Peter Bradford Benchley Дата рождения: 8 мая 1940(1940 05 08) Место рождения: Нью Йорк … Википедия

Уэллс, Питер — Питер Уэллс Peter Wells В 2007 году Страны … Википедия

Миссис Паркер и порочный круг (фильм) — Миссис Паркер и порочный круг Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle Жанр … Википедия

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питер паркер

1 Питер

2 питер

3 питер

4 сент-питер

Тематики

5 (мужское имя) Питер

6 Паркер

7 Питер

8 Питер (имя)

9 Питер Граймс

10 Питер Гэбриэл

11 Питер Лорри

12 Питер Пен

13 Питер Поль Рубенс

14 Питер Пэн

15 Питер Уир

16 Питер Форсберг

17 Питер Хэммил

18 Питер Шилтон

19 Питер Штясны

20 Питер и Джек принадлежат к разным лагерям

См. также в других словарях:

Питер Паркер — Человек паук «The Amazing Spider Man» Том 2, № 50 (апрель 2003). Художники: Дж. Скотт Кэмпбелл и Тим Таунсенд. История Издатель Marvel Comics Дебют Amazing Fantasy № 15 (август 1962) Автор(ы) Стэн Ли, Стив Дитко … Википедия

Паркер, Питер — Питер Паркер, 1 й баронет Peter Parker, 1st Baronet … Википедия

Паркер — (англ. Parker) английская фамилия. Известные носители: Паркер, Алан (р. 1944) британский кинорежиссёр Паркер, Андреа (р. 1970) американская актриса, известная по телесериалам «Притворщик» и «Клава, давай!» Паркер … Википедия

Питер Галлахер — Peter Gallagher Дата рождения: 19 августа 1955 Место рождения: Армонк, штат Нью Йорк … Википедия

Паркер, Шон — Шон Паркер Sean Parker … Википедия

Паркер, Джонатан — В Википедии есть статьи о других людях с такой фамилией, см. Паркер. Джонатан Паркер Jonathan Parker Страны … Википедия

Питер Шилтон — Общая информация Полное имя Питер Лесли Шилтон … Википедия

Берг, Питер — Питер Берг Peter Berg … Википедия

Бенчли, Питер — Питер Брэдфорд Бенчли Peter Bradford Benchley Имя при рождении: Peter Bradford Benchley Дата рождения: 8 мая 1940(1940 05 08) Место рождения: Нью Йорк … Википедия

Уэллс, Питер — Питер Уэллс Peter Wells В 2007 году Страны … Википедия

Миссис Паркер и порочный круг (фильм) — Миссис Паркер и порочный круг Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle Жанр … Википедия

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Как будет на английском питер паркер

Питер+паркер

21 Питер перешёл на преподавательскую работу

22 Транслейтор Фром Паркер

23 Чарли Паркер

24 дизельный двигатель Питер

25 дизельный двигатель Питер AV-1 для испытания масел с присадками

26 его зовут Питер

27 его зовут Питер Джордж

28 лорд Питер

29 лорд Питер Уимзи

30 сборник решений суда казначейства, составитель Паркер

31 сент-питер

32 Паркер

33 Питер-Понд

34 Сент-Питер-Порт

35 Питер

36 Паркер

37 Брейгель Питер

38 Вайнбергер Питер

39 Пауль Питер

40 Питер Брейгель

См. также в других словарях:

Питер Паркер — Человек паук «The Amazing Spider Man» Том 2, № 50 (апрель 2003). Художники: Дж. Скотт Кэмпбелл и Тим Таунсенд. История Издатель Marvel Comics Дебют Amazing Fantasy № 15 (август 1962) Автор(ы) Стэн Ли, Стив Дитко … Википедия

Паркер, Питер — Питер Паркер, 1 й баронет Peter Parker, 1st Baronet … Википедия

Паркер — (англ. Parker) английская фамилия. Известные носители: Паркер, Алан (р. 1944) британский кинорежиссёр Паркер, Андреа (р. 1970) американская актриса, известная по телесериалам «Притворщик» и «Клава, давай!» Паркер … Википедия

Питер Галлахер — Peter Gallagher Дата рождения: 19 августа 1955 Место рождения: Армонк, штат Нью Йорк … Википедия

Паркер, Шон — Шон Паркер Sean Parker … Википедия

Паркер, Джонатан — В Википедии есть статьи о других людях с такой фамилией, см. Паркер. Джонатан Паркер Jonathan Parker Страны … Википедия

Питер Шилтон — Общая информация Полное имя Питер Лесли Шилтон … Википедия

Берг, Питер — Питер Берг Peter Berg … Википедия

Бенчли, Питер — Питер Брэдфорд Бенчли Peter Bradford Benchley Имя при рождении: Peter Bradford Benchley Дата рождения: 8 мая 1940(1940 05 08) Место рождения: Нью Йорк … Википедия

Уэллс, Питер — Питер Уэллс Peter Wells В 2007 году Страны … Википедия

Миссис Паркер и порочный круг (фильм) — Миссис Паркер и порочный круг Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle Жанр … Википедия

питер паркер

1 Питер

2 питер

3 питер

4 сент-питер

Тематики

5 (мужское имя) Питер

6 Паркер

7 Питер

8 Питер (имя)

9 Питер Граймс

10 Питер Гэбриэл

11 Питер Лорри

12 Питер Пен

13 Питер Поль Рубенс

14 Питер Пэн

15 Питер Уир

16 Питер Форсберг

17 Питер Хэммил

18 Питер Шилтон

19 Питер Штясны

20 Питер и Джек принадлежат к разным лагерям

См. также в других словарях:

Питер Паркер — Человек паук «The Amazing Spider Man» Том 2, № 50 (апрель 2003). Художники: Дж. Скотт Кэмпбелл и Тим Таунсенд. История Издатель Marvel Comics Дебют Amazing Fantasy № 15 (август 1962) Автор(ы) Стэн Ли, Стив Дитко … Википедия

Паркер, Питер — Питер Паркер, 1 й баронет Peter Parker, 1st Baronet … Википедия

Паркер — (англ. Parker) английская фамилия. Известные носители: Паркер, Алан (р. 1944) британский кинорежиссёр Паркер, Андреа (р. 1970) американская актриса, известная по телесериалам «Притворщик» и «Клава, давай!» Паркер … Википедия

Питер Галлахер — Peter Gallagher Дата рождения: 19 августа 1955 Место рождения: Армонк, штат Нью Йорк … Википедия

Паркер, Шон — Шон Паркер Sean Parker … Википедия

Паркер, Джонатан — В Википедии есть статьи о других людях с такой фамилией, см. Паркер. Джонатан Паркер Jonathan Parker Страны … Википедия

Питер Шилтон — Общая информация Полное имя Питер Лесли Шилтон … Википедия

Берг, Питер — Питер Берг Peter Berg … Википедия

Бенчли, Питер — Питер Брэдфорд Бенчли Peter Bradford Benchley Имя при рождении: Peter Bradford Benchley Дата рождения: 8 мая 1940(1940 05 08) Место рождения: Нью Йорк … Википедия

Уэллс, Питер — Питер Уэллс Peter Wells В 2007 году Страны … Википедия

Миссис Паркер и порочный круг (фильм) — Миссис Паркер и порочный круг Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle Жанр … Википедия

Peter Parker

Peter Parker is a freelance photographer for The Daily Bugle but is also secretly the vigilante, Spider-Man.

Contents

Early Life

Peter Benjamin Parker was born in New York City, New York on December 28, 1995, where he was raised until the age of 6 when his parents were killed in an airplane crash overseas. He then went to live with his uncle and aunt Ben and May Parker, in Forest Hills, New York. Parker was extremely bright and became a high honors student at Midtown High School. Parker’s shyness and scholastic interest often made him a social outcast.

Season 1

At At the beginning of his senior year in high school, Peter attended a public exhibition demonstrating the safe handling of nuclear laboratory waste materials sponsored by the General Techtronics Corporation. During the tour, Peter was bitten by a spider that had been irradiated by a particle accelerator used in the demonstration. Making his way home afterward, Peter discovered he had somehow gained incredible strength, agility, spin webs, and the ability to cling to walls; spider-like traits that he immediately associated with the spider bite.

Encountering an ad offering a cash prize for staying in the ring 3 minutes with a professional wrestler, Peter decided this would be a good way to test his powers. Wearing a mask to avoid potential embarrassment, Peter easily defeated his opponent. His performance was observed by a TV producer, who convinced him to go on television with his ‘act’. Peter Designed a costume and called himself Spider-Man, becoming an immediate sensation.

Following his first TV appearance, Peter failed to act to stop an escaping thief, claiming that it was not his responsibility. Peter forgot the incident as his fame rose, but one night he returned home to find his Uncle Ben had been murdered. Learning the police had the burglar responsible holed up in a warehouse, Peter easily captured him only to discover it was the same thief he had allowed to escape earlier. Filled with remorse, he realized that with power comes responsibility, and thus began the crime-fighting career of the Amazing Spider-Man.

Peter began to use his powers to fight crime, attempting to join the Fantastic Four in their formative stages, but was dismissed. As a solo hero, Parker took pictures of his fights as Spider-Man using an automatic camera and then sold the pictures to The Daily Bugle. Spider-Man rapidly became one of the most well-known citizens in New York City, although Bugle editor J. Jonah Jameson soon branded him a «menace». Parker’s main concern was for his Aunt May, who he feared would have a heart attack if she ever found out about his crime-fighting identity.

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Для термина «Питер Паркер (киноперсонаж)» см. также другие значения.

У этого термина существуют и другие значения, см. Паркер, Питер.

Пи́тер Бе́нджамин Па́ркер (англ. Peter Benjamin Parker), также известный как Челове́к-пау́к (англ. Spider-Man) — персонаж серии фильмов «Новый Человек-паук» (2012—2014) Марка Уэбба. Он основан на персонаже комиксов Marvel Человеке-пауке, созданном Стэном Ли и Стивом Дитко. Его роль исполнил Эндрю Гарфилд. Персонаж появляется в фильмах «Новый Человек-паук» (2012), «Новый Человек-паук: Высокое напряжение» (2014), а также является второстепенным персонажем в фильме «Человек-паук: Нет пути домой» (2021), действие которого разворачивается в медиафраншизе «Кинематографическая вселенная Marvel» (КВМ), где он появляется в качестве более взрослой версии самого себя. Версия персонажа Гарфилда является преемником версии Питера Паркера, роль которого исполнил Тоби Магуайр в трилогии «Человек-паук» Сэма Рэйми (2002—2007), и предшественником версии Питера Паркера, роль которого исполняет Том Холланд в КВМ (с 2016); обе версии Человека-паука появились вместе с Гарфилдом в «Нет пути домой». Чтобы отличить себя от двух других версий, ему дали прозвище «Пи́тер-3» (англ. Peter-Three), а на сайте Marvel.com он назван Удиви́тельным Челове́ком-пауко́м (англ. The Amazing Spider-Man)^[6]. В сценарии Криса Маккенны и Эрика Соммерса он назван Пи́тером вселе́нной Уэ́бба (англ. Webb-verse Peter) и Челове́ком-пауко́м вселе́нной Уэ́бба (англ. Webb-verse Spider-Man)^[7].

По сравнению с Человеком-пауком из предыдущей серии фильмов режиссёра Сэма Рэйми, у этой версии Человека-паука есть некоторые тонкие различия в личности, как например то, что он скорее является охваченным тоской одиночкой, и два фильма направлены на то, чтобы показать больше личной жизни Паркера и его мотивы стать Человеком-пауком более реалистично. Несмотря на неоднозначные отзывы о серии фильмов «Новый Человек-паук», Гарфилд получил широкую похвалу от критиков.

Разработка и реализация

Предыдущие фильмы и перезапуск Человека-паука

Питер Паркер, также известный как Человек-паук, впервые появился в комиксе-антологии «Amazing Fantasy» #15 (авг. 1962) во время Серебряного века комиксов, позже став одним из самых популярных супергероев Marvel Comics и получив свою собственную серию комиксов, «The Amazing Spider-Man». В итоге он много раз был адаптирован для кино и телевидения. До выхода фильма 2012 года «Новый Человек-паук», роль Человека-паука в предыдущей крупнобюджетной серии фильмов исполнил Тоби Магуайр, и с ним Columbia Pictures выпустила три фильма: «Человек-паук», «Человек-паук 2» и «Человек-паук 3», которые были выпущены в период с 2002 по 2007 год.

После выхода фильма «Человек-паук 3», Sony Pictures Entertainment объявило, что датой выхода следующего фильма Сэма Рэйми будет 5 мая 2011 года. К этому времени сценаристы Джеймс Вандербилт, Дэвид Линдси-Эбер и Гэри Росс написали отвергнутые версии сценария, а муж продюсера Лоры Зискин, Элвин Сарджент, который написал сценарии ко второму и третьему фильму, работал над ещё одним вариантом сценария^[8][9]. Рэйми хотел, чтобы роль следующего злодея исполнил Джон Малкович^[8]. Однако 11 января 2010 года Columbia Pictures и Marvel Studios объявили, что вместо продолжения предыдущей саги они перезагрузят серию с новым актёрским составом и съёмочной группой. Из отчётов индустрии утверждалось, что Рэйми признал, что он мог уложиться в запланированную дату выхода фильма и сохранить творческую целостность^[10]. Ави Арад, Мэтт Толмак и Зискин остались в качестве продюсеров^[10].

Через несколько дней после объявления об уходе Рэйми, студия объявила, что Марк Уэбб, чей предыдущий фильм «500 дней лета» был его режиссёрским дебютом, станет режиссёром перезапуска^[11]. Толмак, тогдашний президент Columbia Pictures, и Эми Паскаль, сопредседатель Sony Pictures Entertainment, заявили, что они искали режиссёра, который мог бы дать чёткое представление о жизни Паркера^[11]. Уэбб сказал, что он «сначала был немного скептично настроен — вы чувствуете присутствие этих других фильмов. Но потом я подумал: „Как я могу уйти от этого? Какая возможность!“»^[12]. Уэбб сказал в пресс-релизе, объявляющем его, что «виртуозная визуализация Человека-паука Сэмом Рэйми — это смиряющий прецедент, которому нужно следовать и на котором можно строить. Первые три фильма любимы всеми не просто так. Но я думаю, что мифология Человека-паука превосходит не только поколения, но и режиссёров. Я подписываюсь не на то, чтобы „брать на себя обязанности“ Сэма. Это было бы невозможно. Не говоря уже высокомерно. Я здесь, потому что есть возможность для идей и историй, которые добавят новое измерение, холст и творческий голос Человеку-пауку»^[11]. Уэбб чувствовал, что Человек-паук отличается от франшизы «Гарри Поттер», которая основана на нескольких романах, и «больше похож на Джеймса Бонда», потому что «в Человеке-пауке так много материала, так много историй и так много персонажей»^[13]. Он описал фильм как «не ремейк», объяснив, что «мы не будем снова снимать фильм Сэма Рэйми. Это другая вселенная и другая история с другими персонажами»^[14].

Кастинг

1 июля 2010 года было объявлено, что британо-американский актёр Эндрю Гарфилд получил роль Питера Паркера / Человека-паука в фильме 2012 года и его продолжении, обойдя других актёров на роль, таких как Джейми Белл, Олден Эренрайк, Фрэнк Диллэйн и Джош Хатчерсон^[15]. Уэбб заявил, что знал, что Гарфилд был подходящим актёром на роль после того, как он снял его в ролике, где он ел чизбургер и пытался успокоить Гвен Стейси^[16]. По поводу принятия роли, Гарфилд объяснил: «Я вижу в этом огромный вызов во многих отношениях… Чтобы сделать это подлинным. Чтобы персонаж жил и дышал по новому. У зрителей уже есть отношения со многими различными воплощениями персонажа. И у меня в том числе. Я, наверно, буду тем парнем в кинотеатре, который выкрикивает оскорбления в свой адрес. Но я должен отпустить это. Пути назад нет. И мне не хотелось бы»^[17]. Макс Чарльз играет в фильме молодого Питера Паркера; Уэбб заявил, что молодой Питер был нужен, чтобы «объяснить происхождение Питера Паркера», а не только Человека-паука^[18].

Получив роль, Гарфилд изучал движения спортсменов и пауков и пытался интегрировать их, сказав, что Паркер — «мальчик/паук с точки зрения того, как он двигается, и не только в костюме»^[19][20]. Для этой роли он занимался йогой и пилатесом, чтобы быть как можно более гибким^[21]. Когда Гарфилд впервые надел свой костюм, он признался, что он разрыдался и пытался представить себе «актёра получше в костюме»^[22], который он описал как «неудобный», и признался, что он под костюмом ничего не носил, так как он плотно облегал кожу^[23]. Гарфилд также самостоятельно исполнял некоторые из трюков в фильме^[24]. Во время съёмок Гарфилд объяснил, что у него было четыре месяца тренировок, и он описал исполнение своих трюков как ужасно сложные и изнурительные^[25]. Кинопродюсер Ави Арад объяснил, что «Эндрю не только блестящий актёр, но и спортсмен. Это дало нам возможность попробовать с ним то, что, если бы это было не так, было бы почти невозможно»^[26].

После выхода «Нового Человека-паука 2», Гарфилда якобы освободили от роли после того, как он не появился на решающем выступлении, согласно документам, опубликованным после взлома Sony Pictures. Среди других причин назывались творческие разногласия с руководством Sony Pictures и неспособность адаптироваться к Голливудской культуре^[27]. Кроме того, фильм получил смешанные отзывы и низкие кассовые сборы для франшизы. После того, как просочившаяся информация указала на переговоры между Sony и Marvel Studios об интегрировании Человека-паука в Кинематографическую вселенную Marvel, в начале 2015 года между двумя студиями была достигнута сделка, чтобы сделать это официально, результативно отменяя франшизу «Новый Человек-паук»^[28].

Несмотря на перезапуск серии фильмов о Человеке-пауке, Гарфилд вновь исполняет свою роль в фильме «Человек-паук: Нет пути домой» (2021), действие которого разворачивается в КВМ, появляясь вместе с персонажем Магуайра в качестве вспомогательного персонажа для новой итерации Человека-паука в КВМ, роль которого исполняет Том Холланд^[1]. В 2020 году сообщалось, что Гарфилд вновь исполнит роль своей версии Питера Паркера наряду с другими кинематографическими итерациями персонажа в третьем фильме КВМ про Человека-паука^[29]; однако, ни Sony, ни Marvel Studios ни разу не подтверждали эти сообщения, а Холланд и Гарфилд и несколько раз публично опровергали их^[30][31].

Способности и дизайн костюма

В отличие от Человека-паука из предыдущей серии фильмов, эта версия персонажа не может стрелять органической паутиной из своих рук, но полагается на механические веб-шутеры, прикреплённые к своему костюму, который он сам разработал. Уэбб объяснил, что, по его мнению, «веб-шутеры смогли драматизировать интеллект Питера»^[32]. Однако, как и у всех других версий персонажа, у него всё ещё есть сверхчеловеческие физические способности, рефлексы и чувства, и он также способен ползать по стенам.

В процессе проектирования спандексного костюма Человека-паука, используемого в «Новом Человеке-пауке», был сделан акцент на том, чтобы сделать костюм более похожим на работу старшеклассника. Уэбб обратил внимание на вопрос «Как бы это сделал ребёнок?» и затем проявил немного фантазии, например, используя линзы от солнцезащитных очков в качестве глаз. Уэбб объяснил, что он и съёмочная группа «хотели создать дизайн, который сделал бы тело более длинным и гибким, больше похожим на акробата, кого-то невероятно ловкого, а ноги паука [символ на груди] были чем-то таким, что мы использовали, чтобы подчеркнуть это». Он раскрыл, что в фильме используются различные костюмы для различных условий освещения. Они сделали паутину на костюме немного темнее^[32]. Костюм был более обтекаемым в «Новом Человеке-пауке 2», подчёркивая обновления, предположительно сделанные Питером и Гвен. Изменения включали в себя большие линзы в маске и модифицированные веб-шутеры; также некоторые модификации позволяли Гарфилду пользоваться туалетом, находясь в костюме^[33][34].

Характеристика и анализ

Как показано в «Новом Человеке-пауке» и его продолжении, Питер описывается как «высокомерный, непонятый аутсайдер», а также как «умный и симпатичный нахал с затаённой подростковой тоской», по сравнению с «серьёзным» и «придурковатым» исполнением персонажа Тоби Магуайра^[35][36]. Он показан как интеллектуально одарённый, технологически опытный и смекалистый, способный взломать компьютерные системы и создать свои собственные веб-шутеры после кражи канистр генетически модифицированной паутины из «Oscorp» и вспомнить сложное уравнение, над которым работал его отец. У него также есть язвительное, саркастическое и остроумное чувство юмора, и он шутит и унижает преступников издевательскими оскорблениями и невозмутимыми репликами; во время своей первой официальной ночи в качестве супергероя он подшучивал над угонщиком автомобилей. Когда он не дурачится с преступниками и суперзлодеями, он решителен и отважен и, несмотря на некоторые первоначальные колебания и после переосмысления цели своего мстительного альтер эго, решает использовать свои сверхспособности в законных альтруистических целях и помогать другим нуждающимся; например, столкнувшись с выбором, он решает защитить невинных, спасая сына мужчины, Джека, а не гонятся за Ящером. В отличие от других версий персонажа, в фильме Питер является скейтбордистом, что, по словам Марка Уэбба, снижает страх Питера во время полётов на паутине^[37][38].

Уэбб описал «Нового Человека-паука» как «историю о ребёнке, который растёт в поисках своего отца и находит себя»^[18]. И Уэбб, и Гарфилд описали Паркера как аутсайдера по собственному выбору, к которому трудно подобраться^[18][39]. Как и в ранних комиксах, персонаж — «научный гений. Если вы вспомните ранние комиксы Стэна Ли и Стива Дитко, то он — ботаник в больших очках», сказал Уэбб. Он объяснил: «Представление о том, кто такой ботаник, изменилось за 40-50 лет. Ботаники правят миром. Эндрю Гарфилд снялся в фильме [под названием „Социальная сеть“] об этом… Что было важно в этих ранних комиксах, так это то, что Питер Паркер — это аутсайдер и как мы определяем это в современном контексте»^[40].

Гарфилд сравнил фасад своего Человека-паука с метафорой интернет-анонимности, сказав: «Вы чувствуете силу этого, силу невидимости, силу маски. Питер становится остроумным, когда у него есть этот защитный слой. Как будто он на доске объявлений. В этом костюме у него есть анонимность интернета, и он может говорить всё, что ему заблагорассудится, и ему может сойти с рук всё, что угодно»^[41]. Гарфилд пытался исследовать Паркера как сироту, которого он считает «самым сильным человеком на планете»^[42]. Он сказал, что Паркер — «человеческий герой, [который] проходит через все те же трудности, что и мы все, особенно тощие, [которые] хотят больше власти, чем та, что у них есть». Он считает, что Паркер представляет собой «очень вдохновляющий характер, который символизирует доброту — и как трудно быть хорошим — но как это того стоит»^[20].

Рис Иванс, который исполняет роль доктора Курта Коннорса / Ящера в «Новом Человеке-пауке», сравнил фильм с «Гамлетом» Уильяма Шекспира на том основании, что Человека-паука можно переделывать снова и снова по-разному. Он чувствовал, что они похожи в том, что они оба представляют собой значимых архетипичных молодых людей, справляющихся с потерей отца^[43]. Критики, такие как Клаудия Пуиг из «USA Today», чувствовали, что персонаж Гарфилда в качестве супергероя «воплощает зануду Паркера, страдающего подростка-сироту и дерзкого супергероя в равных дозах»^[35]. Бойд Хойдж из «Variety» отметил, что из персонажа Гарфилда в качестве Человека-паука получился интересный герой в фильме из-за того, как он рано устанавливает то, что боли роста Питера, наряду с его поиском идентичности, являются общими для любого подростка, и что «в его борьбу входят реальные люди — и реальные жизни»^[44].

Появления

Серия фильмов «Новый Человек-паук»

«Новый Человек-паук» (2012)

Питер впервые в фильме появляется шестилетним мальчиком, когда его отец Ричард Паркер высаживает его у дома дяди Бена и тёти Мэй после того, как он обнаружил, что его документы были разграблены. Ричард говорит сыну, что они с матерью вернутся после выполнения задания, но оба таинственно исчезают. Много лет спустя Питер стал старшеклассником в Мидтаунской средней научной школе в Нью-Йорке. Хотя он и не является одним из популярных учеников, он преуспевает в учёбе, но при этом его задирает школьный атлет Флэш Томпсон. После того как Гвен Стейси разнимает драку между Питером и Флэшем, в которой Флэш напал на Питера за то, что он защищал другого студента, Питер и Гвен начинают флиртовать друг с другом.

Обнаружив портфель с работами своего отца и получив поддержку от дяди Бена, Питер отыскивает коллегу своего отца, доктора Курта Коннорса. Питер незамедлительно ищет в интернете информацию о работе Ричарда и Коннорса, что приводит его к обнаружению гибели его родителей в авиакатастрофе. Питер проникает в «Oscorp», выдавая себя за одного из интернов, и находит однорукого доктора Коннорса после того, как натыкается на Гвен, которая на самом деле является там интерном. На Коннорса давит его начальник, доктор Ратха, чтобы он изобрёл лекарство для умирающего главы «Oscorp», Нормана Озборна, и Коннорс также хочет лекарство для самого себя, чтобы восстановить свою руку. После того, как Питеру удаётся проникнуть в биокабельную лабораторию, он из любопытства прикасается к паутине, в результате чего на него падают несколько генетически модифицированных пауков, один из которых кусает его в шею. По дороге домой в метро он обнаруживает, что развил в себе паучьи способности, такие как сверхсила, острые чувства, рефлексы, ловкость и скорость.

Позже Питер навещает Коннорса в его доме, говоря, что он является сыном Ричарда Паркера, и даёт Коннорсу «алгоритм скорости распада» своего отца, недостающую часть в экспериментах Коннорса по регенерации конечностей. В школе Питера наказывают после того, как он использовал свои новые способности, чтобы унизить Флэша. Его дядя меняет рабочие смены, чтобы встретиться с директором школы, и просит Питера проводить тётю Мэй домой в тот же вечер. Питер забывает об этом, так как он ушёл в «Oscorp», чтобы помочь Коннорсу регенерировать конечность лабораторной мыши с помощью новой сыворотки. Дома Питер спорит с Беном, и он уходит. В соседнем магазине кассир отказывается позволить Питеру купить молоко, когда у Питера не хватает двух центов. Когда вор внезапно совершает налёт на магазин, Питер позволяет ему сбежать. Во время поисков Питера Бен пытается остановить вора и погибает. Вор убегает, когда Питер находит Бена на тротуаре.

Гвен и Флэш утешают скорбящего Питера в школе на следующий день. Позже Питер использует свои новые способности, чтобы выследить преступников, соответствующих описанию убийцы, а позже решает создать маску, чтобы скрыть свою личность во время своих подвигов. Он создаёт костюм из спандекса и строит механические веб-шутеры из наручных часов, чтобы прикрепить их к своим запястьям, чтобы стрелять биокабельной «паутиной». Позже, за ужином с семьёй Гвен, у него происходит напряжённый разговор с её отцом, капитаном полиции Нью-Йорка Джорджем Стейси, о мотивах нового мстителя в маске. После ужина Питер раскрывает свою личность Гвен, и они целуются, прежде чем он предупреждён о ситуации на Вильямсбургском мосту. Переодевшись в костюм, Питер спасает множество машин и их пассажиров от сбрасывания их в реку Ящером, который на самом деле является доктором Коннорсом, ставший таким после использования сыворотки на себе. После этого Питер начинает называть себя «Человеком-пауком», вдохновившись помогать другим людям при помощи своих способностей.

Питер подозревает, что Коннорс является Ящером, и позже безуспешно противостоит Коннорсу в форме Ящера в канализации, оставив позади свою камеру. Коннорс узнаёт личность Питера по имени на камере и преследует его до Мидтаунской средней научной школы, где они дерутся. В ответ полиция начинает охоту на Человека-паука и Ящера. Коннорс направляется в «Oscorp», намереваясь распылить свою сыворотку по всему городу и превратить всех в ящеров, в то время как Гвен разрабатывает противоядие в лаборатории «Oscorp». Полиция загоняет Человека-паука в угол, и капитан Стейси обнаруживает, что это Питер, но позволяет ему сбежать, чтобы спасти Гвен. Поняв, что Человек-паук на их стороне, полиция и несколько крановщиков координируют свои действия, чтобы помочь раненому Человеку-пауку вовремя добраться до башни «Oscorp». Человеку-пауку удаётся заменить сыворотку Коннорса противоядием, возвращая Коннорсу человеческий облик, но перед этим Коннорс успел смертельно ранить капитана Стейси. Перед смертью капитан Стейси берёт с Питера обещание держаться подальше от Гвен ради её безопасности. Изначально он сдерживает обещание, но позже признаётся Гвен, что он «любит» нарушать обещания, намекая, что он будет продолжать видеться с ней.

«Новый Человек-паук: Высокое напряжение» (2014)

Два года спустя Питер, в качестве Человека-паука, помогает полиции Нью-Йорка преследовать преступников, укравших грузовик с плутонием, при этом пытаясь добраться до выпускного в средней школе. Он задерживает преступников во главе с гангстером Алексеем Сицевичем, прежде чем попасть на церемонию, где Гвен произносит речь в качестве выпускницы школы. Пара соглашается встретиться за ужином, после чего ей звонит мать, чтобы сделать семейное фото. Позже вечером Питер рассказывает Гвен о своих видениях её отца и настаивает на том, что он должен сдержать своё обещание, в результате чего они снова расстаются.

Питер навещает Гарри Озборна, своего друга детства, после смерти его отца Нормана. Позже той ночью Питер встречает Гвен в попытке сохранить дружбу, и Гвен говорит Питеру, что ей, возможно, придётся переехать в Англию, если она получит стипендию Оксфордского университета. Прежде чем они вдвоём смогут обсудить это, Макс Диллон, инженер-электрик, которого Человек-паук спас ранее, случайно отключает электричество на Таймс-сквер, ища электричество для самого себя, так как он мутировал в живой электрический генератор после инцидента с электрическими угрями. Человек-паук останавливает Диллона после битвы с участием полиции, и его доставляют институт Рэйвенкрофта, где его изучает и пытает немецкий учёный доктор Кафка.

Гарри начинает проявлять симптомы болезни своего отца и использует устройство, которое ему дал Норман, чтобы сделать вывод, что кровь Человека-паука может помочь спасти его. Он просит Питера помочь найти его, но Питер отказывается, не зная, какой эффект будет иметь переливание крови, опасаясь ещё одного инцидента, как в случае с доктором Коннорсом. Питер снова навещает Гарри, на этот раз в образе Человека-паука, но снова отказывается. Питер рассказывает Гвен об этой ситуации, и он также желает ей удачи. Питер использует информацию, оставленную своим отцом, чтобы найти видеосообщение, оставленное Ричардом. В нём Ричард объясняет, что ему пришлось покинуть Нью-Йорк, потому что он отказался позволить Норману Озборну использовать то, что они создали с его исследованиями для биологической войны, и что пауки, которые в конечном итоге укусили Питера, были созданы с помощью собственной ДНК Ричарда, тем самым объясняя, почему Питер является единственным успешным экземпляром «скрещивания видов», который был создан.

Когда мстительный Гарри начинает сговариваться с Диллоном, который теперь называет себя «Электро», Питер получает голосовое сообщение от Гвен, сообщающее ему, что ей предложили работу в Англии и она направляется в аэропорт, чтобы вылететь туда раньше, чем ожидалось. Питеру удаётся добраться до неё и он признаётся в своей любви к ней, и они оба соглашаются поехать в Англию вместе. Их прерывает обесточивание, вызванное Электро. Питер ведёт Гвен туда, где находится полиция, и Гвен помогает ему настроить его веб-шутеры, чтобы противодействовать Электро. Питер отправляется сражаться с Электро, у которого преимущество. Когда Электро начинает бить Человека-паука током, Гвен приезжает в полицейской машине и сбивает его, вопреки требованиям Питера. Они вдвоём побеждают и убивают Электро, перегружая его электроснабжение.

Сразу после этого появляется Гарри, теперь уже в качестве Зелёного гоблина, узнав личность Человека-паука и желая отомстить за то, что ему отказали в переливании крови. Гоблин хватает Гвен и бросает её там, где её ловит Человек-паук. Они оба сражаются на вершине часовой башни, и Человеку-пауку удаётся усмирить Гоблина. Однако во время боя Гвен падает и держится за паутину, соединённую с одной из шестерёнок. Затем Гарри оказывается побеждённым, но Гвен снова падает, и Питер пытается спасти Гвен, используя свою паутину. Хотя Питер успешно ловит её, она тем не менее умирает от удара головой о землю. Опустошённый своей неудачей спасти свою девушку, Питер заканчивает свою карьеру в качестве Человека-паука.

Проходит пять месяцев, а Человека-паука нигде не видно в Нью-Йорке, так как Питер проводит каждый день на могиле Гвен. Позже неизвестная команда людей освобождает Сицевича из тюрьмы. Вооружившись электромеханическим доспехом, Сицевич называет себя «Носорогом» и бесчинствует по улицам. Питер, вдохновившись повторным просмотром выпускной речи Гвен, вновь принимает на себя роль Человека-паука и противостоит Носорогу.

В альтернативной концовке этого фильма показано, как Питер встречает своего отца Ричарда на могиле Гвен, где Ричард, по-видимому, инсценировал свою смерть^[45].

Кинематографическая вселенная Marvel

«Человек-паук: Нет пути домой» (2021)

В 2024 году Питер (названный «Питером-3» во время событий фильма) случайно переносится в другую реальность из-за прерванной попытки Доктора Стивена Стрэнджа наложить заклинание и восстановить секретную личность Питера Паркера из этой вселенной (названного «Питером-1») после того, как его личность раскрыл Квентин Бек. Без ведома Питера, Курт Коннорс (перенесённый из момента, когда он мутировал в Ящера) и Макс Диллон (перенесённый за несколько мгновений до его смерти) из его вселенной также были перенесены в эту вселенную среди других злодеев. Находясь там, Питер обнаруживает другую версию себя, перенесённую из другой вселенной (получившая название «Питер-2»), который помогает ему утешить Питера-1 после смерти его тёти Мэй. Он рассказывает, что после смерти Гвен он стал рассерженным и более жёстким, становясь всё больше Человеком-пауком и всё меньше Питером Паркером. Питер, однако, счастлив сблизиться со своими альтернативными версиями, когда они вылечивают злодеев и спасают их от смерти, с которой они могли бы столкнуться в их собственных вселенных. Питер достигает момента духовного искупления за смерть Гвен, спасая Эм-Джей, девушку Питера-1, от падения со Статуи Свободы. Победив и вылечив всех злодеев и помирившись с Диллоном, Питер прощается со альтернативными версиями самого себя и возвращается в свою вселенную более счастливым и довольным человеком.

Появление в комиксах

Комиксы Marvel Infinite

Действие комиксов происходит в промежутке между событиями обоих фильмов, и они исследуют Питера, который взял задание от Джея Джоны Джеймсона из «The Daily Bugle» сфотографировать Человека-паука и поддерживает дружбу с Гвен после их первоначального расставания, и он также переделывает костюм вместе с ней после того, как его первый костюм был повреждён турбиной^[46].

Мейнстримовое продолжение

Хотя он не появляется, эта версия Питера Паркера упоминается в сюжетной линии Marvel Comics «Паучий мир», в которой есть много версий персонажа из множества вселенных. Человек-паук Эндрю Гарфилда упоминается как «парень из „Социальной сети“»^[47].

В других медиа

Фильмы

• Благодаря переговорам Гарфилд был открыт возможности появится в роли Человека-паука в фильмах спин-оффах, «Зловещая шестёрка» и «Веном», если бы они были разработаны. Хотя изначально он не был уверен в этом, он также рассматривал возможность участия в четвёртой основной части серии, прежде чем полностью оставить роль до соглашения Sony и Marvel Studios в 2015 году.
• До решения Sony в 2015 году сотрудничать с Marvel Studios и перезапустить персонажа Человека-паука в Кинематографической вселенной Marvel, Sony, как сообщалось, также рассматривала возможность создания фильма-кроссовера между Человеком-пауком Гарфилда и версией персонажа, которого сыграл Тоби Магуайр в трилогии «Человек-паук» Сэма Рэйми, и, как сообщается, самого Рэйми попросили снять его. Однако это так и не осуществилось^[48].
• Неиспользованная сцена с участием версии Человека-паука Гарфилда, наряду с версиями Тоби Магуайра и Тома Холланда в фильме «Человек-паук: Через вселенные», была удалена из финальной версии фильма^[49].

Видеоигры

• Эта версия Питера Паркера / Человека-паука появляется в игре «The Amazing Spider-Man», где его озвучивал Сэм Ригель. Игра является продолжением фильма, действия происходят через несколько месяцев. Питер вступает в конфликт с недавно сбежавшими «скрещёнными видами» и Алистером Смайтом, заменяющим доктора Коннорса в «Oscorp», и при всём этом занимаясь обустройством дома в городе для старого друга по имени Стэн.
• В «The Amazing Spider-Man 2» присутствует та же версия персонажа, которая была в её предшественнике, и эту версию вновь озвучил Сэм Ригель. Сюжет игры вольно основан на фильме, но не повторяет его и включает в себя множество других персонажей и противников, таких как Шокер, Чёрная кошка, Крейвен-охотник, Кингпин и Карнаж.
• В блоге PlayStation, рекламирующем PlayStation 5, Insomniac Games подтвердило, что костюмы из фильмов «Новый Человек-паук» появятся в «Marvel’s Spider-Man» через бесплатное обновление на PS4, и они также будут включены в Ремастированное издание для PS5 12 ноября 2020 года^[50].

Реакция

Интерпретация Человека-паука Эндрю Гарфилдом считалась одним из лучших моментов как «Нового Человека-паука», так и его продолжения, и критики назвали итерацию персонажа «недооценённой» в ретроспективе^[51]. Рецензенты фильма высоко оценили реалистичное изображение Питера Паркера^[35][36], а Роджер Эберт заявил, что перезапуск дал Питеру более веские причины взять на себя роль супергероя, даже если историю происхождения не нужно было рассказывать ещё раз^[52]. Кроме того, также высоко были оценены язвительный юмор Человека-паука в исполнении Гарфилда и химия с его коллегой Эммой Стоун^[53][54]. Мэри Ф. Полс из журнала «Time» сказала, что, несмотря на то, что история была знакома, Гарфилд и Уэбб сделали её «убедительно свежей и захватывающей»^[55]. В фильме «Новый Человек-паук: Высокое напряжение» Гарфилд получил похвалу за свою эмоциональную игру, несмотря на критику в адрес запутанного сюжета фильма^[56].

В августе 2020 года Эрик Айзенберг из «CinemaBlend» назвал серию Марка Уэбба «средним ребёнком» из фильмов о Человеке-пауке по сравнению с трилогией Сэма Рэйми и включением Человека-паука в Кинематографическую вселенную Marvel, и что Гарфилд был «жертвой обстоятельств». Он также отметил, что фильмы показали технологическое мастерство Питера Паркера более глубоко, чем предыдущая трилогия. Однако он назвал итерацию Гарфилда «слишком крутой» для Питера Паркера, назвав его «бунтарём со скейтбордом», в отличие от ботаника, обычно ассоциирующегося с этим персонажем^[51]. В 2017 году, после второго перезапуска с Томом Холландом в роли персонажа в КВМ, Ник Филпотт из CBR.com поставил итерацию Гарфилда на второе место в списке лучшего исполнения роли Человека-паука, на два места опередив Тоби Магуайра и сразу став за Холландом^[57]. Человек-паук Эндрю Гарфилда занял 7-е место по результатам опроса IGN о том, кто является «самым удивительным и невероятным Человеком-пауком из всех существующих»^[58].

Движение #MakeTASM3

Появление Гарфилда в «Нет пути домой» было встречено весьма позитивно как фанатами, так и критиками. Впоследствии в Твиттере началась фанатская кампания с использованием хештега #MakeTASM3, призывающая Sony выпустить третий фильм из серии «Новый Человек-паук», в котором Гарфилд вновь исполнил бы свою роль. Как хештег (с 86 000 твитами), так и имя Гарфилда (302 000 твитов) были в тренде в Твиттере во время премьерного уик-энда «Нет пути домой»^[59][60][61]. Некоторые предположили, что фильмы серии «Новый Человек-паук» будут адаптированы, чтобы стать частью Вселенной Человека-паука от Sony, с предложением, чтобы Человек-паук Гарфилда сражался с Веномом в будущем фильме, основываясь на разговоре в «Нет пути домой», в котором Питер Паркер Гарфилда жалуется, что версии Паркера Магуайра и Холланда сражались с инопланетянами, а он нет^[62].

См. также

• Человек-паук в кино

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Примечания

Ссылки

• Питер Паркер (Земля-120703) (англ.) на Marvel Database, вики Marvel Comics

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