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Alternate versions of Spider-Man
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Other Spider-Men in the Marvel Universe
In the comics, some characters impersonate Spider-Man:
- Ben Reilly is a clone of Peter Parker who also fights crime like the Scarlet Spider.
- Mattie Franklin is JJ Jameson's niece who dresses as Spider-Man while he disappears for a while. She later becomes Spider-Woman.
- Temporal Spinner - A robotic Spider-Man created by Kang the Conqueror to defeat the Avengers ("Avengers" Vol. 1 #4). He is taken offline, but later returns with the ability to drain energy from people. He is destroyed by the Avengers along with Ben Reilly. ("Spider-Man Team-Up" #4)
- The villains Chameleon, Mysterio, and Kraven the Hunter posed as Spider-Man.
- The villain Mac Gargan posed as Spider-Man during his time as a member of the Dark Avengers during the Dark Reign.
- Deadpool has been posing as Spider-Man for a while.
- Spider-Man 2099, Spider-Man 2211 - Spider-Men from the future. Series Marvel 2099, Marvel 2211
- Many female characters became Spider-Woman: Jessica Drew, Julia Carpenter (now called Arachne), Matty Franklin and Charlotte Witter. There is a version of Spider-Woman in the Ultimate Universe who is a female clone of Peter Parker.
- Clones of Peter Parker, like Kane and Spiderslayer.
- Blood Spider is an evil version of Spider-Man created by the Warden and the Red Skull.
- Doppelganger is an evil six-armed version of Spider-Man created by Magus during the Infinity War.
- Madame Web is a fortune teller who helps Spider-Man and Spider-Woman.
- Ezekiel Sims has abilities similar to those of Spider-Man, but of a mystical origin.
- Anya Corazon, a young heroine with spider powers, became the Spider-Girl of Earth-616.
- Joy Wade is an FBI agent transformed into an evil cybernetic Scarlet Spider by the powers of Lady Octopus.
- Tarantula
- Venom and his descendants: Scream, Phage, Riot, Lasher, Agony, Hybrid, Toxin, Venom Woman and Carnage.
Alternative versions
Ultimate Spider-Man
Ultimate Spiderman
Cover of Ultimate Spider-Man #34: Ultimate Spider-Man in black suit.
After the incident with the Goblin, Peter breaks up with Mary Jane, he later meets his childhood friend Eddie Brock. During the night, Spider-Man sneaked into the lab to take a sample of his father's suit, but he enveloped the hero's body, creating a black variant of the suit. For a brief moment, Peter enjoyed his new power, but soon the suit began to take control of him, and Peter nearly killed the burglar. The spider got rid of the symbiote, and then returned to the laboratory in order to destroy the remnants of the substance. There he met Eddie, who revealed Peter's secret. But the symbiote bonded with Brock, turning him into Venom. Peter soon meets Eddie at the school. Brock tries to kill Spider-Man, but gets a powerful electric shock and evaporates. When Aunt May left for Florida, Peter heard that a feature-length movie would be made about Spider-Man. And the main surprise was the return of Doctor Octopus. The battle ended not in favor of Peter, Doctor Octopus kidnapped him and took him to Brazil on a private plane, but already at the airport he again suffered an unfortunate defeat. Spider-Man returned on a passenger plane, but returning home he was caught by Gwen, who pointed her father's gun at him. While he was away, she opened a chest containing Spider-Man's outfit, whom she had always hated, due to the death of John Stacy. But still, Peter managed to convince her that the killer was a solicitor in a Spider suit. Gwen forgave him, soon she dies at the hands of Carnage. Peter guessed that Dr. Connors did all this, later Peter is confronted by Carnage. Spider-Man lures Carnage onto one of the plant's pipes and throws him off. After that, Peter is about to end his heroism, but puts on his red and blue suit again and gets back on his old path.
Soon Spider-Man meets the Black Cat. She falls in love with him, but after learning that he is still a teenager, she vomits on his suit. After Peter met with Kitty Pryde, one of the X-Men, but Peter realized that he still loves Mary Jane and they break up. The Ultimate version also has a story clone saga, in which five clones of Peter Parker were created. A disfigured Cain, a six-armed Tarantula, an armored Scorpion, a clone with false memories of Richard Parker, and a female clone of Jessica Drew. During the events of Ultimatum, Spider-Man selflessly fought for the lives of citizens, getting the Hulk into allies, but after a while he got out of control and attacked Doctor Strange's house, as a result of which the demon Dormamu broke free, and Spider-Man himself disappeared, leaving behind only a torn mask. Afterward, Kitty Pryde and Jessica, Peter's female clone, find the superhero mask and assume that Spider-Man is dead. However, Captain America soon finds Peter under the rubble of a building. After the Ultimatum, Peter's life changed a lot, Johnny Storm (Human Torch) and Bobby Drake (Human Ice) settled in his house, who could not return to their former lives after the Ultimatum. Mary Jane Watson broke up with Peter and he was dating a clone of Gwen Stacy, but due to the Chameleon incident, Gwen decided to end her relationship with Peter. After which he reunited with Mary Jane again.
In 2009, the series was renamed Ultimate Comics: Spider-Man (like many other comics from the same universe). Peter was soon shot by the Punisher while trying to save Captain America. Having built himself bandages from the web, he went to his house, where at that moment a battle took place between the Sinister Six, Johnny Storm and Bobby Drake. After eliminating the Vulture, Peter comes face to face with the six villains and defeats them. Peter then fought Norman Osborn. Spider-Man finishes off the Green Goblin with a truck, but after the truck explodes, Peter is mortally wounded. Subsequently, in the Ultimatum series, Peter died and was replaced by Miles Morales.
House of M
In The House of M, the Marvel crossover, Scarlet Witch changed reality by giving everyone what they most desire, creating a perfect world where mutants became the ruling class. In the mini-series "Spider-Man: House of M" (Spider-Man: House of M), Peter Parker is presented as a rich and famous man, married to Gwen Stacy and has a son named Richie. Aunt May and Uncle Ben are alive and well, and JJ Jameson is a vocal critic of Parker. Parker's life is soon turned upside down when Jameson learns that he is not really a mutant.
Spider-Man: Fairy Tales
The first issue of Spider-Man: Fairy Tale follows the Little Red Rifing Hood tale. Mary Jane is a member of Little Red Riding Hood and Peter is one of the Woodsmen. Jameson is the leader of the Woodsmen, who also include Osborne and Thompson. Peter is not very strong, but he is fast, agile and "can climb walls better than anyone". The bad wolf tries to kill Aunt May, but Parker and Mary Jane team up to defeat him and then get engaged.
Spider Man 2099
In "Spider-Man 2099" (Spider-Man 2099), Spider-Man 2099 is Miguel O'Hara, who was the lead scientist in the laboratory of the Alkemax megacorporation (created by Peter Parker). Like heroes from the distant past, he worked on a device that would allow the DNA of a human and a spider to be combined. The corporation took advantage of the preliminary results of Miguel's work against his will. The tests were carried out on a living person, and when he died, Miguel decided to leave this project forever. Only then did he find out that the Alkemax Corporation had hooked him on a drug of his own production called Bliss. Miguel broke into the lab and tried to perform a genetic surgery that would cure him of his addiction. Unfortunately, he did not know that the envious colleague had changed the parameters of the device, setting it to replicate the DNA of a spider. This time the experiment was a success, and Miguel turned into Spider-Man 2099. However, he did not become a puppet, as the corporation wanted - on the contrary, Miguel embodied the forces of good and proclaimed the fight against Alkemax and its sinister plans. This version of Spider-Man is featured in Spider-man: Shattered Dimensions.
Spiderman 2211
In Spider-Man 2211 (Spider-Man 2211), Spider-Man 2211 becomes Dr. Max Born, whose daughter, Robin, becomes Hobgoblin 2211. Spider-Man from 2211 has bulletproof armor, a web control system, rocket boots and an integrated machine time.
Spiderman 1602
1602
Peter Parkua is Parker's counterpart in the Marvel 1602 miniseries, but does not have Spider's powers. According to the plot of the series, he is an apprentice to the royal spy Sir Nicholas Fury. A recurring theme is that Parcaua keeps trying to get bitten by an unusual spider, which happens at the end of the comic. In the sequel "1602: New World" (1602: New World), he finally becomes Spider-Man. Later, when Peter's double life is exposed and Norman Osborn kills his lover Virginia Dare, he returns to Europe. Spider-Man 1602 appears in games as one of the alternate costumes for the Noir Spider in Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions, and Miguel O'Hara (Spider-Man 2099) in Edge of Time.
Spiderman: Noir
Noir version of Spider-Man
In the alternative New York of 1933, Peter Parker worked as an assistant to Ben Urich and loved him very much. But then Peter's life changed forever when he found out that Ben was helping the city's main mafia - the Goblin, behind whose name businessman Norman Osborn was hiding.
Soon, Peter was bitten by a strange exotic spider, and he dreamed that he met the Spider God, who gave him spider superpowers. Peter put on the mask of Spider-Man and set out to take revenge on Osborn for the murder of Uncle Ben, and later to deal with other villains. This Spider-Man bears no costume resemblance to the classic Spider-Man, although the costume is nearly identical in early sketches. This version of Spider-Man is featured in Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions.
Exiles
In the series "Exiles" (Exiles), the main theme of which is travel between dimensions, several alternate versions of Spider-Man appear:
- Spider, an alternate reality Spider-Man bonded with the Carnage symbiote, becomes a psychopathic killer.
- Mary Jane Watson becomes Spider-Woman and helps the resistance against the techno-organic virus.
- Spider-Man, who was a member of the Fantastic Four, dies in battle against the Spider.
- Spider-Man 2099 joins the Exiles.
- Morph once fights the Demon Spider-Man.
Earth X
Spider-Man: Chapter One
The Spider-Man: Chapter One miniseries was John Byrne's attempt to rewrite the first Spider-Man adventures, but the series was not canon.
pestilence
Amalgam Comics
In Amalgam Comics (Combination Comic), Spider-Boy is an amalgamation of Spider-Man and Superboy.
What If?
- An alternate version of Spider-Man appears in various issues of What If...? (What If?) See list of "What If?" releases.
- In "What If?: The Other", Peter turns down the opportunity to be a Spider and bonds with the Venom symbiote to become a monster called Poison.
Spider-Man: Reign
"Spider-Man: Reign" (Spider-Man: Power) depicts an aged Spider-Man, who is forced to fight again with the returning villains.
Marvel Zombies
In "Marvel Zombies" (Marvel Zombies), an alien virus has penetrated Earth. All superheroes, including Spider-Man, have become flesh-eating zombies. Although disgusted by eating flesh, Spider-Man and the others always regret it, but cannot change their nature.
Bullet points
In the Bullet Points mini-series, Uncle Ben dies before being raised by Peter. As a result, Parker becomes a rebellious teenager who skips school. One day, he enters the area for testing the Gamma bomb and, having received a large dose of radiation, becomes the Hulk. In an attempt to cure Peter, Dr. Bruce Banner examines samples taken from the test area and is bitten by a radioactive spider and becomes Spider-Man.
Spider-Man India
Indian version of Spider-Man.
Spider-Man: India is a comic released in India by Gotham Entertainment Group in 2004. The comic retells the story of the original Spider-Man surrounded by India.
Other
- An alternate Spider-Man who uses his powers to gain fame and fortune is called Spider-Man; while trying to kill Uncle Ben, he also kills several superheroes.
- There are Spider-Man comics under the banner of Marvel Adventures. These comics are intended for children and are not canon.
- There is also Spider-Ham, which is Peter Porker, he has a daughter, May Porker, who became Piggy Girl, and Porker's main enemy is Norman Osburger, who became Green Goblube.
spider girl
The Spider-Girl comic series introduces May "Mayday" Parker, the daughter of Peter and Mary Jane in an alternate universe. In this storyline, Parker defeats the Green Goblin in the final battle at the cost of his leg. Peter is forced to retire from being the savior of the world and become a family man. But Mayday decides to continue his father's work. Secretly from her parents, she becomes Spider-Girl.
Spiderman (Gerry Drew)
Gerald "Gerry" Drew is the son of Jessica Drew, who adopted her spider powers and became Spider-Man.
Analogues
Spiderman has several analogues:
- Komori Yu is the main character in Spider-Man: The Manga.
- Takuya Yamashiro- Spider-Man in "Spider-Man(tokusatsu)".
- Pavitr Prabhakar- Indian Spider-Man in "Spider-Man: India".
- Webslinger- An analogue of Spider-Man in the Marvel fantasy series "Avataars: Covenant of the Shield".
- In the Marvel Mangaverse, Spider-Man is presented as a ninja. He is a member of the Spider Clan who seeks revenge on the evil Venom for killing his sensei Uncle Ben.
- There is a Turkish film from 1973 called " 3 Dev Adam"(known in English as "Three Mighty Men" (Three mighty men) or "Turkish Spider-Man vs. Captain America & Santo" (Turkish Spider-Man vs. Captain America and Santo)) in which
After the incident with the Goblin, Peter breaks up with Mary Jane, he later meets his childhood friend, Eddie Brock. During the night, Spider-Man sneaked into the lab to take a sample of the suit his father was designing, but Spider-Man enveloped the hero's body, creating a black variant of the suit. For a brief moment, Peter enjoyed his new power, but soon the suit began to take control of him, and Peter nearly killed the burglar. The spider got rid of the symbiote, and then returned to the laboratory in order to destroy the remnants of the substance. There he met Eddie, who revealed Peter's secret. But the symbiote bonded with Brock, turning him into Venom. Peter soon meets Eddie at the school. Brock tries to kill Spider-Man, but gets a powerful electric shock and disappears. Peter thinks he's dead. When Aunt May left for Florida, Peter heard that a feature-length movie would be made about Spider-Man. And the main surprise was the return of Doctor Octopus. The battle ended not in favor of Peter, Doctor Octopus kidnapped him and took him to Brazil on a private plane, but already at the airport he again suffered an unfortunate defeat. Spider-Man returned on a passenger plane, however, returning home, he was caught by Gwen, who pointed her father's gun at him. While he was away, she opened a chest containing Spider-Man's outfit, whom she had always hated, due to the death of John Stacy. Still, Peter managed to convince her that the killer was an impostor in a Spider suit. Gwen forgave him, soon she dies at the hands of Carnage. Peter guessed that Dr. Connors did all this, later Peter is confronted by Carnage. Spider-Man lures Carnage onto one of the plant's pipes and throws him off. After that, Peter is about to end his heroism, but puts on his red and blue suit again and gets back on his old path.
Soon Spider-Man meets the Black Cat. She falls in love with him, but after learning that he is still a teenager, she vomits on his suit. After Peter met with Kitty Pryde, one of the X-Men, but Peter realized that he still loves Mary Jane, and they break up. The Ultimate version also has a story The clone saga, in which five clones of Peter Parker were created. A disfigured Cain, a six-armed Tarantula, an armored Scorpion, a clone with false memories of Richard Parker, and a female clone of Jessica Drew. During the events of Ultimatum, Spider-Man selflessly fought for the lives of citizens, getting the Hulk into allies, but after a while he got out of control and attacked Doctor Strange's house, as a result of which the demon Dormammu broke free, and Spider-Man himself disappeared, leaving behind only a torn mask. Afterward, Kitty Pryde and Jessica, Peter's female clone, find the superhero mask and decide that Spider-Man is dead. However, Captain America soon finds Peter under the rubble of a building. After the Ultimatum, Peter's life changed a lot, Johnny Storm (Human Torch) and Bobby Drake (Human Ice) settled in his house, who could not return to their former life after the Ultimatum. Mary Jane Watson broke up with Peter and he dated a Gwen Stacy clone, but due to the Chameleon incident, Gwen decided to end her relationship with Peter. After which he reunited with Mary Jane again.
In 2009, the series was renamed Ultimate Comics: Spider-Man (like many other comics from the same universe). Peter was soon shot by the Punisher while trying to save Captain America. After making himself a bandage from the web, he went to his house, where at that moment a battle took place between the Sinister Six, Johnny Storm and Bobby Drake. After eliminating the Vulture, Peter comes face to face with the six villains and defeats them. Peter then fought Norman Osborn. Spider-Man finishes off the Green Goblin with a truck, but after the truck explodes, Peter is mortally wounded. Subsequently, in the Ultimatum series, Peter died and was replaced by Miles Morales. Peter returned to Miles Morales: Ultimate Spider-Man #1 where he asked Miles for his web shooters. Peter refused to tell what happened and fled. Later, Peter arrives at his old home, where Miles fights Osborn and helps him in the fight. It is later revealed that Peter didn't die due to the OZ serum giving a side effect of immortality, which was passed on to Osborn as well.
This version of Spider-Man is playable in Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions (in Venom suit), Ultimate Spider-Man.
House of M
Spider-man: Noir
Spider-Man Noir bears no costume resemblance to the classic Spider-Man, although the costume was nearly identical in early sketches. Unlike the original, he cannot stick to surfaces, his web is organic, black in color, emitted from his own hands in the form of a web, which makes him unable to fly on the web.
Exiles
In the series "Exiles" (Exiles), the main theme of which is travel between dimensions, several alternate versions of Spider-Man appear:
- Spider, an alternate reality Spider-Man bonded with the Carnage symbiote, becomes a psychopathic killer.
- Mary Jane Watson becomes Spider-Woman and helps the resistance against the techno-organic virus.
- Spider-Man, who was a member of the Fantastic Four, dies in battle against the Spider.
- Spider-Man 2099 joins the Exiles.
- Morph once fights the Demon Spider-Man.
Earth X
Spider-Man: Chapter One
The Spider-Man: Chapter One miniseries was John Byrne's attempt to rewrite the first Spider-Man adventures, but the series never became canon.
pestilence
In "Pestilence" (Plague), Deadpool encounters a version of Spider-Man who heralds the Apocalypse. This Spider-Man is the Plague, one of the Horsemen of the Apocalypse.
Amalgam Comics
Other
An alternate Spider-Man who uses his powers to gain fame and fortune is called Spider-Man; while trying to kill Uncle Ben, he also kills several superheroes.
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In the comics, some characters impersonate Spider-Man:
- Otto Octavius - After the events of the Dying Wish arc, Spider-Man's mind dies in the body of Doctor Octopus, and Otto himself becomes the Superior Spider-Man.
- Temporal Spinner - A robotic Spider-Man created by Kang the Conqueror to defeat the Avengers ("Avengers" Vol. 1 #4). He is taken offline, but later returns with the ability to drain energy from people. He is destroyed by the Avengers along with Ben Reilly. ("Spider-Man Team-Up" #4)
- The villains Chameleon, Mysterio, Kraven the Hunter and Deadpool posed as Spider-Man, MacGargan posed as Spider-Man during his time as a member of the Dark Avengers during the Dark Reign.
- Many female characters became Spider-Woman: Jessica Drew, Julia Carpenter (now called Arachne), Matty Franklin, and Charlotte Witter.
- Gerald Drew is the son of Jessica Drew, who adopted her spider powers and became Spider-Man.
- Peter Parker clones like Ben Reilly, Cain, and Spiderslayer.
- Blood Spider - An evil version of Spider-Man created by the Warden and Red Skull.
- Doppelganger is an evil six-armed version of Spider-Man created by Magus during the Infinity War.
- Madame Web is a fortune teller who helps the Spiders.
- Ezekiel Sims has abilities similar to those of Spider-Man, but of a mystical origin.
- Anya Corazon, a young heroine with the powers of a spider, became Spider-Girl.
- Joy Wade is an FBI agent transformed into an evil cybernetic Scarlet Spider by the powers of Lady Octopus.
- The Tarantula is a supervillain with a red suit and a spider ornament on it. His suit is equipped with poisonous stingers on his legs.
- Venom and his descendants: Scream, Phage, Riot, Lasher, Agony, Hybrid, Toxin, Venom Woman and Carnage.
Alternate versions of Spider-Man
Other versions of Spider-Man and characters similar to him appear in alternate Marvel universes.
Ultimate Spider-Man
In "Ultimate Spider-Man", Peter is a high school student who is bitten by a spider during practice at the facility. The spider, unlike the original story, is not radioactive, but genetically modified by Osborn Industries. The themes, characters, environments have been updated to suit modern life, but the main idea remains intact. In this comic series, all the enemies and friends of Spider-Man were completely "altimized", that is, changed to fit the new comic: so, Otto Octavius (Doctor Octopus) worked for Norman Osborn (Green Goblin) and, together with Osborn, gained his abilities. The differences affected not only the history of the origin of unique abilities, but also them in general. In this comic, the Octopus, unlike the classic version, is able to telepathically control any kind of metal. The Green Goblin was also depicted differently - here he appears before the readers in the form of a huge green monster that can shoot fireballs from his hands. Kraven the Hunter is a showman who wants to kill Spider-Man in front of the whole country, he does not have any superpowers, but he knows how to hunt well. And Venom and Carnage in this universe are not alien symbiotes, but monsters created in the laboratory that cannot think sensibly.
In high school, Peter Parker had two true friends, Harry Osborn and Mary Jane Watson. After Peter gained his spider powers, he was able to stand up for Mary Jane against Flash Thompson. He assigns Peter a fight, in which Peter accidentally breaks Flash's arm. Because of this, the Flash family force the Parkers to pay for the treatment of the hand, but the amount was too high. Peter decides to make money by wrestling in a mask under the alias of Spider-Man. When Uncle Ben is killed by a mugger, Peter in costume finds the killer. He recognized the killer as a street thief he had met a couple of days before, when Peter had no intention of catching him. Soon after handing over the killer to the authorities, Peter decides to devote himself to fighting crime. After the death of Uncle Ben, the Parkers began to lack money and Peter decided to get a job. He tried to sell a photo of Spider-Man in the Daily Bugle, but the paper's editor-in-chief, Jay Jon Jameson, initially refused to pay for the photos. Luckily, the publisher was having problems with the website at the time, which Peter was able to resolve with ease by taking on the position of site administrator. Peter soon revealed his secret to Mary Jane, after which they started dating. Peter also meets Gwen Stacy, who also becomes his friend. Peter soon meets his enemy, the Green Goblin, and learns that it is Norman Osborn who knew Peter's secret. Peter also first meets Nick Fury, the head of S.H.I.E.L.D., who has been secretly following him. The Green Goblin then takes Mary Jane hostage. Spider-Man catches her falling off the Queensboro Bridge.
After the incident with the Goblin, Peter breaks up with Mary Jane, he later meets his childhood friend, Eddie Brock. During the night, Spider-Man sneaked into the lab to take a sample of the suit his father was designing, but Spider-Man enveloped the hero's body, creating a black variant of the suit. For a brief moment, Peter enjoyed his new power, but soon the suit began to take control of him, and Peter nearly killed the burglar. The spider got rid of the symbiote, and then returned to the laboratory in order to destroy the remnants of the substance. There he met Eddie, who revealed Peter's secret. But the symbiote bonded with Brock, turning him into Venom. Peter soon meets Eddie at the school. Brock tries to kill Spider-Man, but gets a powerful electric shock and disappears. Peter believes that he is dead. When Aunt May left for Florida, Peter heard that a feature film would be made about Spider-Man. And the main surprise was the return of Doctor Octopus. The battle ended not in favor of Peter, Doctor Octopus kidnapped him and took him to Brazil on a private plane, but already at the airport he again suffered an unfortunate defeat. Spider-Man returned on a passenger plane, however, returning home, he was caught by Gwen, who pointed her father's gun at him. While he was away, she opened a chest containing Spider-Man's outfit, whom she had always hated, due to the death of John Stacy. Still, Peter managed to convince her that the killer was an impostor in a Spider suit. Gwen forgave him, soon she dies at the hands of Carnage. Peter guessed that Dr. Connors did all this, later Peter is confronted by Carnage. Spider-Man lures Carnage onto one of the plant's pipes and throws him off. After that, Peter is about to end his heroism, but puts on his red and blue suit again and gets back on his old path.
Soon Spider-Man meets the Black Cat. She falls in love with him, but after learning that he is still a teenager, she vomits on his suit. After Peter dated Kitty Pryde, one of the X-Men, Peter realized that he still loved Mary Jane and they broke up. The Ultimate version also has a story The clone saga, in which five clones of Peter Parker were created. A disfigured Cain, a six-armed Tarantula, an armored Scorpion, a clone with false memories of Richard Parker, and a female clone of Jessica Drew. During the events of Ultimatum, Spider-Man selflessly fought for the lives of citizens, getting the Hulk into allies, but after a while he got out of control and attacked Doctor Strange's house, as a result of which the demon Dormammu broke free, and Spider-Man himself disappeared, leaving behind only a torn mask. Afterward, Kitty Pryde and Jessica, Peter's female clone, find the superhero mask and decide that Spider-Man is dead. However, Captain America soon finds Peter under the rubble of a building. After the Ultimatum, Peter's life changed a lot, Johnny Storm (Human Torch) and Bobby Drake (Human Ice) settled in his house, who could not return to their former lives after the Ultimatum. Mary Jane Watson broke up with Peter and he dated a Gwen Stacy clone, but due to the Chameleon incident, Gwen decided to end her relationship with Peter. After which he reunited with Mary Jane again.
In 2009, the series was renamed Ultimate Comics: Spider-Man (like many other comics from the same universe). Peter was soon shot by the Punisher while trying to save Captain America. After making himself a bandage from the web, he went to his house, where at that moment a battle took place between the Sinister Six, Johnny Storm and Bobby Drake. After eliminating the Vulture, Peter comes face to face with the six villains and defeats them. Peter then fought Norman Osborn. Spider-Man finishes off the Green Goblin with a truck, but after the truck explodes, Peter is mortally wounded. Subsequently, in the Ultimatum series, Peter died and was replaced by Miles Morales. Peter returned to Miles Morales: Ultimate Spider-Man #1 where he asked Miles for his web shooters. Peter refused to tell what happened and fled. Later, Peter arrives at his old home, where Miles fights Osborn and helps him in the fight. Later it turns out that Peter didn't die due to the fact that the OZ serum had a side effect - immortality, which was transferred to Osborn as well.
This version of Spider-Man is playable in Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions(in Venom suit), Ultimate Spider-Man.
House of M
In The House of M, Marvel's global event, Scarlet Witch changed reality by giving everyone what they most desire, creating an ideal world where mutants became the ruling class. In the Spider-Man: House of M mini-series (Spider-Man: House of M), Peter Parker is presented as a rich and famous man who is married to Gwen Stacy and has a son named Richie. Aunt May and Uncle Ben are alive and well, and JJ Jameson is a vocal critic of Parker. Parker's life is soon turned upside down when Jameson learns that he is not really a mutant.
Spider-Man: Fairy Tales
The first issue of Spider-Man: Fairy Tale follows the Little Red Riding Hood tale. Mary Jane is a member of Little Red Riding Hood and Peter is one of the Woodsmen. Jameson is the leader of the Woodsmen, who also include Osborne and Thompson. Peter is not very strong, but he is fast, agile and "can climb walls better than anyone". The bad wolf tries to kill Aunt May, but Parker and Mary Jane team up to defeat him and then get engaged.
Spider Man 2099
In "Spider-Man 2099" (Spider-Man 2099), Spider-Man 2099 is Miguel O'Hara, who was the lead scientist in the laboratory of the Alkemax megacorporation (created by Peter Parker). Like heroes from the distant past, he worked on a device that would allow the DNA of a human and a spider to be combined. The corporation took advantage of the preliminary results of Miguel's work against his will. The tests were carried out on a living person, and when he died, Miguel decided to leave this project forever. Only then did he find out that the Alkemax Corporation had hooked him on a drug of his own production called Bliss. Miguel broke into the lab and tried to perform a genetic surgery that would cure him of his addiction. Unfortunately, he did not know that the envious colleague had changed the parameters of the device, setting it to replicate the DNA of a spider. This time the experiment was a success, and Miguel turned into Spider-Man 2099. However, he did not become a puppet, as the corporation wanted - on the contrary, Miguel embodied the forces of good and proclaimed the fight against Alkemax and its sinister plans. It is playable in Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions and Spider-man: Edge of Time.
Spiderman 2211
In Spider-Man 2211, Spider-Man 2211 becomes Dr. Max Born, whose daughter, Robin, becomes Hobgoblin 2211. Spider-Man from 2211 has bulletproof armor, a web control system, rocket boots, and a built-in machine time.
1602
Peter Parkua is Parker's counterpart in the Marvel 1602 miniseries, but does not have Spider's powers. According to the plot of the series, he is an apprentice to the royal spy Sir Nicholas Fury. A recurring theme is that Parker is constantly trying to get bitten by an unusual spider, which happens at the end of the comic. In the sequel "1602: New World" (1602: New World), he finally becomes Spider-Man. Later, when Peter's double life is exposed and Norman Osborn kills his lover Virginia Dare, he returns to Europe. Spider-Man 1602 appears in games as one of the alternate costumes for the Noir Spider in Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions, and Miguel O'Hara (Spider-Man 2099) in Edge of Time.
Spider-man: Noir
In an alternate New York City of 1933 during the Great Depression, Peter Parker is hired as an assistant to renowned journalist Ben Urich. Soon, Peter is bitten by a strange exotic spider, after which he sees the god of spiders, who supposedly endows him with spider superpowers. Peter's life changes forever when he learns that Urich is blackmailing the city's top mobster, businessman Norman Osborn, better known as the Goblin. Peter makes himself a costume out of the uniform of the pilot of the first world of the late uncle Ben and sets out to get revenge on Osborn and his gang for the murder of his uncle.
Spider-Man Noir bears no costume resemblance to the classic Spider-Man, although the costume was nearly identical in early sketches. Unlike the original, he cannot stick to surfaces, his web is organic, black in color, emitted from his own hands in the form of a web, which makes him unable to fly on the web.
In the game Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions, he is one of four spiders from parallel realities who must restore the Tablet of Order and Chaos. In this game, Madame Web gives Spider-Man the ability to stick to walls and emit webs just like a normal Spider-Man. The appearance of the character was changed at the request of the Marvel publishing house. The main antagonist, the Green Goblin, has also been changed to look like the Green Goblin from the Ultimate universe.
Exiles
In the series "Exiles" (Exiles), the main theme of which is travel between dimensions, several alternate versions of Spider-Man appear:
- Spider-Man, an alternate reality Spider-Man bonded with the Carnage symbiote, becomes a psychopathic killer.
- Mary Jane Watson becomes Spider-Woman and helps the resistance against the techno-organic virus.
- Spider-Man, who was a member of the Fantastic Four, dies in battle against the Spider.
- Spider-Man 2099 joins the Exiles.
- Morph once fights the Demon Spider-Man.
Earth X
In the Earth X series and its sequels, Peter Parker is no longer a superhero, but an ordinary police officer. Instead, other similar characters appear:
- Spider-Man is a mysterious hero who creates illusions with the help of webs. He has patchy red skin similar to the original Spider-Man's costume and wears a tattered cape.
- Two alternate versions of Spider-Girl appear, one named Venom and one raised by Ben Reilly ("Paradise X: Heralds").
Age of Apocalypse
In Age of Apocalypse, Peter Parker was executed by the Apocalypse regime because he was a potential ally of Gwen Stacy.
Spider-Man: Chapter One
The Spider-Man: Chapter One miniseries was John Byrne's attempt to rewrite the first Spider-Man adventures, but the series never became canon.
pestilence
In "Pestilence" (Plague), Deadpool meets a version of Spider-Man who heralds the Apocalypse. This Spider-Man is the Plague, one of the Horsemen of the Apocalypse.
Amalgam Comics
In "Amalgam Comics" (Combination Comic), Spider-Boy is an amalgamation of Spider-Man and Superboy.
What If?
- An alternate version of Spider-Man appears in various issues of What If...? (What If?) See list of "What If?" releases.
- In "What If?: The Other", Peter turns down the opportunity to be a Spider and bonds with the Venom symbiote to become a monster called Poison.
Spider-Man: Reign
"Spider-Man: Reign" (Spider-Man: Power) depicts an aged Spider-Man, who is forced to fight again with returning villains.
Marvel Zombies
In "Marvel Zombies" (Zombies Marvel), through the fault of Magneto, an alien virus has entered the Earth. All superheroes, including Spider-Man, have become flesh-eating zombies. Although disgusted by eating flesh, Spider-Man and the others always regret it, but cannot change their nature. At the expiration of circumstances, Spider-Man finds himself in another reality, uninfected with a zombie virus. There, he meets Kitty Pryde, the Phantom Cat, and reveals the truth to her, as well as preventing the zombie Wolverine, who has also fallen into a new reality to eat people. Also, he has been trying to create a cure for a long time and achieves some success, and also eats rats instead of people. Eventually, the zombie Spider-Man creates a cure and destroys the last of the zombies, including himself.
Bullet points
In the mini-series "Bullet Points (English) Russian ”, Uncle Ben dies before raising Peter. As a result, Parker becomes a rebellious teenager who skips school. One day, he enters the area for testing the Gamma bomb and, having received a large dose of radiation, becomes the Hulk. In an attempt to cure Peter, Dr. Bruce Banner examines samples taken from the test area and is bitten by a radioactive spider and becomes Spider-Man.
spider girl
The Spider-Girl comic series introduces May "Mayday" Parker, the daughter of Peter and Mary Jane in an alternate universe. In this storyline, Parker defeats the Green Goblin in the final battle at the cost of his leg. Peter is forced to retire from being the savior of the world and become a family man. But Mayday decides to continue his father's work. Secretly from her parents, she becomes Spider-Girl.
Spider Pig
There is also an anthropomorphic version - Spider-Ham, which is Peter Pig, he has a daughter, May Pig, who became Piggy Girl, and his main enemy is Norman Osburger, who became Green Gobluk. The Marvel Tails comic series was launched in 1983.
Other
An alternate Spider-Man who uses his powers to gain fame and fortune is called Spider-Man; while trying to kill Uncle Ben, he also kills several superheroes.
There are Marvel Adventures Spider-Man comics (English) Russian . These comics are intended for children and are not canon.
Series Not Brand Echh (English) Russian, which came out in the late 1960s and included characters such as Peter Duper (Eng. Peter Pooper) under the pseudonym Spider-Man (eng. Spidey man)
| John Jameson | |
|---|---|
| John Jameson | |
| John Jameson as the Wolfman on the cover Amazing Spider-Man #124(September 1973) (artist John Romita) |
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| Publication history | |
| Publisher | marvel comics |
| Debut | The Amazing Spider-Man#1 (March 1963) |
| The authors |
John Jameson: Stan Lee wolf man: Gerry Conway |
| Character characteristics | |
| Position | Good |
| Aliases | Wolf Man, Star God |
| View | Werewolf |
| Growth |
As a man: 188 cm Like a Werewolf: 198 cm |
| Weight |
As a man: 91 kg Like a Werewolf: 159 kg |
| Family status | Not married |
| Occupation | astronaut, pilot |
| Allies | |
| Spider-Man, Human Torch, She-Hulk | |
| special powers | |
Like the Wolf Man:
Large sharp claws and teeth Like a star god:
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History
The first mission of John Jameson as an astronaut was unsuccessful: the capsule in which he was located left the Earth's orbit due to malfunctions in the control system that caused the loss of control over the ship. A young superhero, Spider-Man, who began his exploits just two weeks ago, managed to save Jameson by replacing the necessary parts of the control module, after which the ship with the capsule splashed down safely in the ocean. J. Jonah Jameson saw the saving of his son as a publicity stunt meant to belittle the accomplishments of the younger Jameson, and the incident sparked the very first curse against Spider-Man in the pages of the Daily Bugle.
Later, John Jameson again went into space, where he was again haunted by failure - he, presumably during a spacewalk, comes into contact with an unknown virus. After returning to Earth, a side effect of the virus was discovered - Jameson developed superhuman strength. Jason has been fitted with a special organic suit so he won't lose his powers until NASA scientists study the virus. When everyone believed that Spider-Man was involved in a bank robbery, J. Jonah Jameson persuaded his son to use his powers to promote himself on the Internet and thus become a folk hero by defeating Spider-Man. Jameson agreed, but the first meeting with Spider-Man ended in victory for the latter. When the older Jameson learned that Spider-Man was innocent, he tried to stop his son, who still continued to oppose the superhero, but the young Jameson was willing to make amends for his past defeat. When they clashed a second time, Spider-Man managed to neutralize the virus in Jameson's body by using prolonged exposure to electricity. When Jameson woke up, he lost his super-strength.
Some time later, Jameson went on an undercover mission to the moon, the reason for which is still classified information. While collecting lunar soil, he came across a sparkling red gem, very different from anything he had seen there. After the successful completion of the mission, Jameson felt a strange attraction, a desire to possess a unique gem. Jameson and his colleagues made an amulet out of it to wear around the neck, after which John Jameson put it on himself. The image of the Wolf was engraved on the amulet. On the first night of the full moon, Jameson turned into an insane Wolfman - an unusual mutant creature.
For months, Jameson has been trying to find a way to combat the fact that he turns three nights out of the month, finally acquiring a suit that doesn't let in any radiation so he can wear it during the moon. However, these attempts were in vain. In his native New York, in the run-up to five months from his first transformation, Jameson began to follow his father, instinctively seeking help. Jay John Jameson didn't believe it when he found out that the Wolf was his son, who took on the nickname "Wolf Man". Jonah then saw the pendant around the Wolfman's neck and only then recognized it as his son. Trying to save Jon's son, Jameson soon discovered something odd - even after getting rid of the amulet, Jameson cannot stop the monthly cycle of transformations. Subsequently, Spider-Man threw the amulet into the river, but the Wolf-Man began to hunt him.
Powers and abilities
John is an experienced pilot and experienced astronaut. He underwent special training in the army, along with special training for members of the Air Force. Proficient in hand-to-hand combat.
Transformed into the Wolfman, Jameson gained strong wolf instincts, the ability to grow claws on his arms and legs. Sharper senses allow him to track targets by scent and see in the dark. It also has a strong healing factor, allowing the most severe wounds to heal.
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