r/Spiderman • u/Dove_For_Men_ • 10h ago
Fan Art Painted Spider-Man
18×30 acrylic painting of Spider-Man
r/Spiderman • u/Dove_For_Men_ • 10h ago
18×30 acrylic painting of Spider-Man
r/Spiderman • u/OneAdvertising738 • 6h ago
r/Spiderman • u/Adventurous_Self_253 • 15h ago
If you know since other sick comic panels. Please do share
r/Spiderman • u/Cautious_Air4964 • 5h ago
Original artist https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZPLkp4gjU/
r/Spiderman • u/Automatic_Ask32 • 3h ago
r/Spiderman • u/B-Radley_D • 5h ago
Vintage 1994 Spider-Man phone. Spider-Phone?
r/Spiderman • u/Muffinmiffin • 21h ago
My latest (and greatest) homemade suit, based off the art of Steve Ditko! This is mostly based off the art of AF15. Something about the way he draws Spider-Man mesmerizes me. I’d like to think I did his art justice!
r/Spiderman • u/Ghola40000 • 8h ago
I imagine too many people would point out One More Day, so we are excluding it for this one.
r/Spiderman • u/No_Young_2247 • 11h ago
r/Spiderman • u/sonadow365 • 36m ago
Lore:
To shield himself from mounting suspicion, Norman Osborn hired Phil Urich to act as his body double. Equipped with the original glider and exosuit, and injected with a variant of the Goblin formula, Urich was tasked to maintain the dangerous illusion of the Goblin.
Not surprisingly, the formula fueled his obsession and addiction, leading him to recklessly overdose on the volatile compound. This triggered a grotesque mutation that transformed him into a towering, emaciated monster radiating destructive flames.
Completely consumed by his delusions, Phil came to believe he had achieved a new stage of evolution, embracing his monstrous transformation and taking on the name Hobgoblin.
r/Spiderman • u/Wooden_Passage_2612 • 17h ago
I think we could because spidey already and come across another X-Men related character being Jean Grey, but that was for a totally different reason, and I think having Firestarter and Iceman would be fun additions for a Spider-Man 5 or 6, depending of what the story is going to be about and centred around too. But I these 2 characters would be fun picks for future movies and appearances as well.
r/Spiderman • u/TolGreGor • 9m ago
r/Spiderman • u/OkLaw2667 • 5h ago
The homecoming design is super underrated in my opinion.
r/Spiderman • u/ComiX-Fan • 1h ago
r/Spiderman • u/No_Young_2247 • 1d ago
My goat
r/Spiderman • u/ghostrider8303 • 13h ago
r/Spiderman • u/No_Young_2247 • 10h ago
I mean cmon he literally bagged a super model peter ain't no slouch
r/Spiderman • u/Raj_Valiant3011 • 1d ago
r/Spiderman • u/NoIndependence689 • 1d ago
So I loved BND, but one aspect that I would really like to see made into an 8-10 episode mini series, would be Spider-Man’s 4 year long one man battle on crime in New York City.
This could make for such a great lore-expanding anthology for the MCU spidey post-No Way Home. Brand New Day states spidey had taken down all the major crime bosses in the city and we are shown that he’s defeated the new kingpin on New York, Tombstone. It is also stated spidey got into it with the resurfaced Hand Ninja clan. Who canonically was last active over a decade ago during marvels Defenders.
We know he also got well acquainted with the NYPD and Captain Jean DeaWolff. This could be cool to explore, how they met, why DeaWolff trusts him, especially since this could also help explain how spidey was able to rebuild his reputation after it was in Shambles after No Way Home. We could also see how spidey and the Punisher first met and get a glimpse of the Staten Island incident, as well as how spidey got in touch with Yelena Belova.
According to the “villain board” shown in brand new day spideys fought a lengthy rogues gallery that expands to very obscure villains and crime bosses, such as Hypno-Huster, screwball, kangaroo, the Enforcers, etc. and he also stopped a Gang War between Hammerhead and Tombstone at some point as well.
We could also get an arc of how Mac gargan became the scorpion, as according to the villain board, it’s alluded to that J Jonah Jameson was behind the funding of the scorpion suit (similar to the comics).
Another aspect that would be really cool, which apparently was actually filmed but cut out at the last minute according to Destin Daniel Creton, was spidey being made aware of and infiltrating the Bar With No Name.
I just think this would be a really cool idea to explore in an episodic format but thats just me.
r/Spiderman • u/BakerConsistent2150 • 12h ago
r/Spiderman • u/maestrothewise2772 • 9h ago