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Who is Spider-Man?
Peter Parker is a normal kid going to high school. He is labeled as a nerd and bullied by many of his comrades. One day, on a school trip to the laboratory, he is bitten by a genetically mutated spider. The next morning he wakes up with strange symptoms. He quickly realizes that it is no ordinary cold. He gets super powers, to be exact, those of a spider. He can shoot spider webs and climb walls. He wants to use his new gift to keep things in order. From now on he watches over the city and foils the plans of many villains.Recommended Spider-Man comic series
With over 50 years of stories from one of the most popular comic book characters of all time, it's hard to know where to start. The following comics are ideal for experienced collectors looking for older Spider-Man classics.
- "Amazing Fantasy #15" (1962): Origin of Spider-Man: Peter Parker gains powers after being bitten by a radioactive spider.
- "The Night Gwen Stacy Died" (The Amazing Spider-Man #121-122, 1973) : Turning point: Controversial story arc with profound implications.
- "The Alien Costume" (The Amazing Spider-Man #252-263, 1984): Venom origin: introduction of the alien suit.
Note: From this point on there are slight spoilers for the Spider-Man story – so read on at your own risk!
characters from the Spider-Man comics
The world of Spider-Man is full of fascinating characters that have populated the pages of comics over the years. From lovable sidekicks to dangerous villains, here are some of the most important characters in the Spider-Man comics.
From supporters to friends to kindred spirits, these characters bring depth and complexity to the Spider-Man comics. Here are some key figures on the crime-fighting side.
After a spider bite, he becomes Spider-Man, protector of New York with supernatural spider powers
...or MJ. Peter Parker's longtime girlfriend, is by his side despite the risks of his identity as Spider-Man.
Helps Peter morally and with wise advice, but does not know his identity as Spider-Man.
Spider-Gwen is an alternate reality of Peter's high school sweetheart Gwen Stacy and is a brave superhero in her own dimension.
A determined heroine with unique abilities and a mysterious past.
The suspicious editor of the Daily Bugle is known for his sensationalist headlines and fiery temper.
From supporters to friends to kindred spirits, these characters bring depth and complexity to the Spider-Man comics. Here are some key figures on the crime-fighting side.
After a spider bite, he becomes Spider-Man, protector of New York with supernatural spider powers
...or MJ. Peter Parker's longtime girlfriend, is by his side despite the risks of his identity as Spider-Man.
Helps Peter morally and with wise advice, but does not know his identity as Spider-Man.
Spider-Gwen is an alternate reality of Peter's high school sweetheart Gwen Stacy and is a brave superhero in her own dimension.
A determined heroine with unique abilities and a mysterious past.
The suspicious editor of the Daily Bugle is known for his sensationalist headlines and fiery temper.
From quirky scientists to supernatural monsters, here are some of the most striking villains that have challenged Spider-Man in his adventures.
A brilliant yet mad scientist who causes chaos and destruction with his four mechanical tentacles.
Able to transform and manipulate his body into sand, he poses a constant threat to Spider-Man and the city of New York.
An alien symbiote that bonds with its host and grants it supernatural powers, he is one of Spider-Man's most dangerous enemies.
Can generate and control electricity, making him an electrifying adversary for Spider-Man.
A torn character who swings back and forth between his friendship with Peter and betrayal.
A ruthless businessman and scientist whose ambitions lead him down a dark path.
An elderly scientist with a special suit that gives him the ability to fly and superhuman strength.
Known as Sergei Kravinoff, is a master poacher who aims to defeat Spider-Man to prove his superiority.
An even more deadly and chaotic symbiote than Venom, he is known for his love of murder and his uncontrollable rage.
A special effects and illusion specialist who uses his skills to create confusion and commit crimes.
From quirky scientists to supernatural monsters, here are some of the most striking villains that have challenged Spider-Man in his adventures.
A brilliant yet mad scientist who causes chaos and destruction with his four mechanical tentacles.
Able to transform and manipulate his body into sand, he poses a constant threat to Spider-Man and the city of New York.
An alien symbiote that bonds with its host and grants it supernatural powers, he is one of Spider-Man's most dangerous enemies.
Can generate and control electricity, making him an electrifying adversary for Spider-Man.
A torn character who swings back and forth between his friendship with Peter and betrayal.
A ruthless businessman and scientist whose ambitions lead him down a dark path.
An elderly scientist with a special suit that gives him the ability to fly and superhuman strength.
Known as Sergei Kravinoff, is a master poacher who aims to defeat Spider-Man to prove his superiority.
An even more deadly and chaotic symbiote than Venom, he is known for his love of murder and his uncontrollable rage.
A special effects and illusion specialist who uses his skills to create confusion and commit crimes.
Important Terms in the Spider-Man World
In the Spider-Man comics, some terms are used that do not exist in everyday life:
web slinging
This is the name of Spider-Man's ability to swing from building to building or generally back and forth using his special spider silk.
Spider Sense (Spidey Sense)
A vague but strong feeling that something bad is about to happen. Spider-Man can thus recognize dangers early and react immediately or reflexively.
Spider-Man's Beginnings and Popular Editions
Spider-Man was created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko and has thrilled generations of fans with ever new adventures since his first appearance in "Amazing Fantasy #15" in August 1962.
The Amazing Spider-Man #1 (1963)
This is where Spider-Man (aka Peter Parker) starts his own comic book series. Remember, this was the beginning, when he didn't have any superhero calling cards yet.
The Night Gwen Stacy Died (1973)
Gerry Conway and Gil Kane have told a heartbreaking story here. Gwen Stacy dies, and it is so tragic that even the speech bubbles cry.
Kraven's Last Hunt (1987)
JM DeMatteis and Mike Zeck bring back Kraven the Hunter, and it's going to be dark. It's like Spider-Man meets a gritty outdoor enthusiast.
The Birth of Venom (1988)
Here Spidey gets a new suit, which later becomes Venom. Eddie Brock is basically the ex that you can't get out of your head - he becomes Venom.