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Ultimate Spider-Homo
A computer graphic of Spider-Man swinging over traffic

First result of Ultimate Spider-Man, with the original embrace by Joe Quesada
Publication information
Publisher Marvel Comics
(Ultimate Banner)
Schedule Monthly
Format Ended
Publication date September 2000 – June 2011
No. of bug 160
Chief character(due south) Peter Parker / Spider-Man
Creative team
Written by Brian Michael Bendis
Penciller(south) Mark Bagley
Stuart Immonen
David Lafuente

Ultimate Spider-Homo is a superhero comic book series that was published by Marvel Comics from 2000 to 2011. The series is a modernized re-imagining of Curiosity's long-running Spider-Human comic volume franchise as function of the company'south Ultimate Curiosity banner.[ane] Ultimate Spider-Man exists alongside other revamped Marvel characters in Ultimate Marvel titles including Ultimate Ten-Men, Ultimate Fantastic Four, Ultimate Iron Human, The Ultimates, Ultimate Six and Ultimate Origins.

Orphaned at the age of half-dozen, Peter Parker is an outcast and withdrawn teenaged scientific discipline prodigy, who lives in Queens, New York. While attention a field trip to a scientific corporation, he is bitten by a genetically-modified spider and every bit a consequence, begins to develop spider-like superpowers, including enhanced force, speed, agility, stamina, durability and reflexes, along with the ability to crawl solid surfaces and a sixth sense, which warns him of imminent danger, all of which he decides to utilize for personal gain. When an armed thief, whom Peter had encountered earlier and refused to stop out of spite, later murders his foster father/uncle in a robbery, a guilt-ridden Peter is subsequently driven to utilize his abilities to atone for his partial responsibleness in his uncle's murder, every bit the costumed vigilante Spider-Man. Now equipped with a responsibility to exercise good and aid others under his Spider-Man modify-ego, Peter struggles to rest high school life and studies, his chore every bit a web designer for the Daily Bugle, his relationship with his girlfriend Mary-Jane Watson, his family life with his widowed aunt, and his double life equally Spider-Human being, equally he faces off against both superhuman and criminal threats to his domicile of New York City and contends with the hostility of the general public and the police authorities.

Ultimate Spider-Human being get-go saw print in 2000 under veteran Spider-Human artist Mark Bagley and writer Brian Michael Bendis, who expanded the original eleven-page origin story into a 180-page, seven-issue story arc. This duo continued to collaborate until outcome #111, when Mark Bagley left the book and was replaced by Stuart Immonen.[ii] [iii]

The series was an unexpected commercial success, selling roughly xx million copies worldwide and received critical acclamation from readers and critics, with Bendis' writing, characterisation, graphic symbol development and narrative progression being widely praised, along with Bagley's and Immonen'south art-work and the fresh, unique and modernized, yet true-blue and familiar re-imagining of the classic Spider-Homo mythos. Bendis and Bagley's run on Ultimate Spider-Human being set the record for the longest continual run on a Marvel Comics series by two people, an honor previously held by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby on Fantastic Iv. Subsequently issue #133, the serial was relaunched, still written by Brian Michael Bendis with art provided by David Lafuente. This relaunch was short-lived. It resumed the Ultimate Spider-Man title with event #iii and continued with the original numbering with the 16th issue (#150) even though the serial was once more cancelled with #160. Information technology relaunched as Ultimate Comics: Spider-Man and features Miles Morales and a new artist named Sara Pichelli. The straight edition of Ultimate Spider-Human #1 is a highly sought later comic book and considered to be one of the nearly valuable comic books of the Modern Age.[4]

History [edit]

Creation and development [edit]

Ultimate Spider-Man was the start series to exist published in the Ultimate Curiosity line. Publisher Bill Jemas wanted to re-invent the Marvel Universe because he felt that, with over 40 years of backstory, it had become inaccessible to new readers, and he wanted to start with a re-invented Spider-Man. Initially, Marvel Editor-in-Principal Joe Quesada was skeptical considering 1998's Spider-Man: Chapter I, a previous attempt at re-envisioning Spider-Man's early adventures, had failed both critically and commercially.[5]

Though Spider-Human's original origin story in Amazing Fantasy #15 was only 11 pages long, Bendis' retelling of Spider-Man's origin was seven issues long. Bagley was at start wary of Bendis' notoriously dull footstep in advancing plot, describing it as a "real shock" at first.[5] Jemas originally intended the comic to feature unmarried-result stories only, but Bendis chose to make each story roughly half dozen bug long.[6]

The first several issues were greeted with enthusiasm from fans and critics, sold well, and gave Ultimate Curiosity a boost in credibility. After the release of Ultimate Spider-Man (along with Ultimate X-Men), Quesada and Jemas broadened the Ultimate Curiosity line with The Ultimates (a re-imagining of the Avengers) and Ultimate Fantastic Iv. Ultimate Spider-Man #ane was voted the "ninth-greatest Marvel Comic of All Time" in 2001 by readers of Wizard: The Guide to Comics. In addition to disquisitional success, Ultimate Spider-Man grew to outsell the flagship Spider-Human being championship, The Amazing Spider-Homo.[7] Bendis would later draw issue #xiii, in which Peter tells Mary Jane his secret identity, equally his favorite issue because it showed the trust that the Marvel editorial staff had in him.[8]

As the series progressed within the adjacent two years, reception and sales stayed potent, helped by the fact that Bendis and Bagley quickly establish chemistry and enjoyed working together.[5] Over the years, many 'mainstream' characters were introduced, often with different origins, costumes, and/or personalities.

On August xvi, 2006, Marking Bagley announced he would be leaving the book as of Ultimate Spider-Man #110. Bagley and writer Brian Michael Bendis had worked on the series together since information technology began. Artist Stuart Immonen, already familiar with the Ultimate Universe from his piece of work on Ultimate Fantastic 4 and Ultimate X-Men, took over after Bagley. Outcome #111, named "The Talk", featured Immonen's art for the starting time time. The effect was divided into two parts, with Bagley roofing the fine art for one section, and Immonen doing the other. Consequence #133 was the final consequence of the series earlier a two-issue follow-up entitled Ultimatum: Spider-Man Requiem was released, revealing the condition of the title's characters after the events of the "Ultimatum" storyline. Despite the book'due south apparent counterfoil, in August 2009 Ultimate Spider-Human being was relaunched with Brian Michael Bendis returning as writer and David Lafuente equally artist.[9] The volume finished its run with #160 and subsequently was relaunched every bit Ultimate Comics: Spider-Man with art by Sara Pichelli.

Story arcs and issue numbering [edit]

The renumbering for Vol 2 #16/#150 was disruptive to many readers.[10] The letter folio for Ultimate Comics: Spider-Human (2011) #8 mentions that issue 0.5 (1/2) was included in the total.

For issues 200 and 234 up, Marvel Legacy considers #54–133 and #150–160 to exist wrongly numbered, and accounts for all major Ultimate Spider-Human comics written by Bendis:[11]

  1. 1–53 Ultimate Spider-Man (vol. 1) #i–53
  2. 54–60 Ultimate Six #1-7
  3. 61–140 Ultimate Spider-Human being (vol. 1) #54–133
  4. 141–142 Ultimatum Spider-Man: Requiem (vol. 1) #1–2
  5. 143–157 Ultimate Comics Spider-Man (vol. ane) #1–15
  6. 158–168 Ultimate Spider-Man (vol. 1) #150–160

Characters [edit]

Main characters [edit]

  • Peter Parker / Spider-Homo – A shy, withdrawn and academically-gifted loftier school student, who lives in Wood Hills, Queens, New York City, with his Uncle Ben and Aunt May Parker, who is 15 years onetime and was orphaned when he was a child, after his parents were killed in a plane crash. Bookish, introverted, serenity and reserved, Peter was a lonely outcast among his loftier schoolhouse peers, merely was a good-humoured, bright and well-significant young man, with a slap-up scientific intellect and was the brightest student in his form. On a science field trip to Oscorp Industries, a mutated spider exposed to the drug OZ, bites Peter in his hand. Instead of dying as expected, Peter begins to manifest diverse superhuman, arachnid-like powers, such equally super-strength, speed, agility, stamina, reflexes and durability, along with the ability to crawl solid surfaces and a precognitive sixth sense, which detects and warns him of unseen danger. During a fight at his schoolhouse, Peter blocks a punch from Flash Thompson, and this thrust of the punch accidentally breaks Flash'due south manus. He earns money to pay off the resulting medical beak by wrestling professionally in a red-blue costume provided by the wrestling promoters, until he was subsequently fired from wrestling, due to being suspected of robbing the wrestling promoters' money. On his style dwelling house, Peter crosses a market place. While he walks through, an armed burglar runs toward him from the market, having robbed a nearby store. When faced with the pick of stopping the armed robber or not, a spiteful Peter refuses to stop him and ignores the robber, since he was yet aroused from being fired from his wrestling task. The infiltrator later kills his Uncle Ben in an attempted home invasion. Wracked with guilt, he managed to apprehend his uncle'due south killer. Driven past his uncle's motto that "with bang-up ability comes cracking responsibility," he modifies his wrestling costume and decides to employ his powers nether the name "Spider-Homo" to practice good and help others in a bid to absolve for his partial responsibility in his uncle'south expiry. He manages to consummate his father'southward research on adhesives, creating a formula used to create bogus spider webbing and utilizes the formula, as a offense-fighting tool, through the utilize of special wrist-worn mechanical devices called "web-shooters," which fire out strands of the artificial webbing. Equally he struggles from his innate guilt over his role in his uncle'southward decease, Peter tries to balance studies, a job, a girlfriend, his family life with Aunt May and his dual life as the super-human vigilante Spider-Man, which more oftentimes than not, proves to exist very difficult for him and in which he manages to barely succeed. Peter is killed in 'The Death of Spider-Human' storyline, in a battle against the Green Goblin, although he is afterwards revealed to have survived his death, thanks to his immortality, as the result of the same OZ chemical compound that gave him his powers in the first identify. Many years after the 2d Secret State of war is over where the Ultimate Universe is one of the few universes that has been restored, Peter returned to the part of Spider-Man, and is a fellow member of the Ultimates.[12]
  • Mary Jane Watson – Peter's girlfriend and side by side-door neighbour. She is the beginning person Peter reveals his undercover identity to, and the ane who often fixes his costume and treats his injuries. Although Peter and Mary Jane beloved each other, Peter'south life as Spider-Man is oftentimes a burden on their relationship. She was once transformed into the Demogoblin after being kidnapped from her bedroom by a facially disfigured clone of Peter Parker, who is determined to requite her powers and then that she is no longer in danger from his enemies. He pumps in her bloodstream an unquantified amount of OZ, the drug responsible for the creation of the Green Goblin, the Hobgoblin and also Spider-Man. Upon learning this, she becomes very angry and transforms into a huge, hairy, horned, red goblin-type creature.[13] Notwithstanding, when the real Peter Parker and Spider-Woman show upwards, she calms downward and resumes her original form, but in fourth dimension for Peter (her ex) to render his evil clone unconscious. MJ is taken to the Fantastic Iv'due south Baxter Building and when she wakes up, she is agape and angry, causing another transformation. However, when she spots the Peter clone who was in the building, she calms down once once more and reverts to her normal self.[fourteen] She is so given by Reed Richards what is believed to be a cure to the furnishings of the OZ formula, yet the ordeal has left her badly traumatized, and she is shown to be affected by panic issues and haunted past the scarred visage of Peter's disfigured clone.[15]
  • May Parker – Peter's independent aunt, who is in her 50s working as a secretary and regularly sees a therapist to bargain with the death of her husband Ben. May used to detest Spider-Man considering she believed he had no regard for innocent bystanders and hid his confront behind a mask. In Ultimate Spider-Man #99, she learns Peter'south secret identity, something that initially makes her angry, but after some time she accepts it. Aunt May seems to be scared of the idea of Peter risking his life on a abiding ground, merely supports him anyway. Afterward the death of her nephew, she and Gwen Stacy emigrate to France. Writer Brian Michael Bendis based his depiction of Aunt May on his mother.[16]
  • Gwen Stacy – A street-wise girl who befriends Peter and Mary Jane. Mark Bagley'southward rendition of Ultimate Gwen Stacy was inspired by an early-career Madonna.[17] Mary Jane is initially jealous of Gwen for the fourth dimension she spends with Peter, but Gwen ultimately reveals that she loves Peter only equally a surrogate brother. Her father is NYPD Helm John Stacy. He is killed by a criminal in a Spider-Man arrange, and she blames the real Spider-Man for his death because he became someone criminals could copy in social club to hide their identities. Aunt May opens her and Peter's home to Gwen later on her mother refuses to take her. While living with the Parkers, Gwen is killed by Carnage, which instills in Peter even more guilt. In Ultimate Spider-Man #98, Gwen Stacy appears again mysteriously, alive and well, and in Ultimate Spider-Human being #100, she is revealed, in a hideous twist of fate, to exist the new Carnage, along with beingness a clone of the original. In Ultimate Spider-Man #128, the Carnage symbiote is absorbed back into Venom (Eddie Brock) and an examination of Gwen by Tony Stark reveals that Gwen is a 'molecular re-create' and is substantially the real Gwen that came back to life. The examination as well reveals no trace of the symbiote.
  • Harry Osborn – The troubled son of Norman Osborn, who is Peter's best friend and 1 of the few friends he ever had in school, who helps him out from beingness picked on by the school bullies and has known him since they were children. Having witnessed the accident that turned his male parent into the Green Goblin, he was trained past a psychiatrist to repress these memories. Disturbed by recurring images of his past, Harry develops hallucinations of a homo named Shaw, who serves as Harry's guide to avenge his father's downfall. Later on being exposed to the OZ formula during his father'south first transformation accident at Oscorp a few months prior, Harry becomes the Hobgoblin during a exact confrontation with Peter, turning his skin orange with the ability to produce fire. Later on reverting to his regular form, Harry is detained past South.H.I.East.Fifty.D, much to the dismay of Peter. Every bit the Hobgoblin, his powers are similar to the Dark-green Goblin's. When he first transformed, he was much larger than his begetter'due south original form; however, when he returns in effect #116 he is much smaller. He is seemingly murdered by his begetter in Ultimate Spider-Man #117. Nevertheless, equally revealed by a revived Dark-green Goblin that the OZ makes him and Spider-Man immortal, it is possible that Harry might be live somewhere.
  • Liz Allan – Mary Jane's all-time friend. For the majority of the serial, she is mutant-phobic. Information technology was recently revealed that she herself is a mutant due to her female parent beingness impregnated by the Blob. She eventually becomes Firestar. Soon afterward that, Peter revealed to Liz that he was Spider-Human being.
  • Fred "Flash" Thompson – A groovy who torments Peter Parker, and apparently had a beat on Gwen Stacy. He was the last of the recurring characters to find Peter's identity every bit Spider-Man (later his death).
  • Kenny "Kong" McFarlane – A former nifty of Peter, who now has an on-and-off friendship with him. Initially a big fan of Spider-Man, Kong eventually figured out that Peter is secretly Spider-Homo. Although he dated Kitty Pryde for a short menstruum, they have ostensibly broken upward. Kong has non been seen for a number of problems and may take moved out to the Midwest.
  • Kitty Pryde – A member of the X-Men who dates Peter after he breaks upwardly with Mary Jane. As her identity is public, Kitty wears a green and xanthous masked costume when she fights aslope Spider-Human being to avert giving away his identity. Their relationship is hard, equally they live quite far abroad from each other. Their relationship is silently torn autonomously when Kitty sees Peter kissing Mary Jane. In Ultimate Spider-Man #106, at the finish of the issue, Kitty turns upward every bit the new student at Midtown High, following her leaving the Xavier Institute in the wake of Professor Xavier's decease. Despite her breakup with Peter, she still retains stiff feelings for him. After Peter'southward death, Kitty leaves with Bobby Drake (the Iceman) and Johnny Tempest (the Human Torch) to join Karen Grant (Jean Grey) in her new X-Men group.
  • Johnny Tempest / Human Torch – A member of the Fantastic Four and Susan Storm'due south younger brother. Subsequently the events of the Ultimatum wave, he moves in with Peter Parker. He also dyes his hair black to avoid exposing his underground identity.
  • Bobby Drake / Iceman – The youngest founding fellow member of the X-Men who had the power to form ice effectually him. After the events of the Ultimatum wave, Bobby Drake is kicked out of his dwelling house for being a mutant. With nowhere else to get, Kitty suggests to Peter Parkers' Aunt May that he move in with her, Peter, Gwen Stacy, and Johnny Storm (who also recently moved in their household). Aunt May agrees and enrolls Bobby at Midtown Loftier under the guise of Bobby Parker, one of Peters' cousins and shaves his hair off to help keep his, Peter'south and Johnny's surreptitious identities safe.
  • J. Jonah Jameson – The editor-in-chief of the Daily Bugle, who hates Spider-Man and runs a smear entrada against him, which stems from the death of his son John a year prior to Spider-Man's being. His most of import employees are his correct-hand man Robbie Robertson, and his all-time reporter Ben Urich whose articles helped to take downward the Kingpin. Other members include Peter Parker working as a freelance photographer and web designer (who unbeknownst to Jameson is really Spider-Human), Betty Brant, who works as one of the master secretaries, and Ned Leeds, also working as a reporter.
  • Nick Fury – The tough, powerful, and connected head of S.H.I.Due east.L.D., who wants Peter to join the Ultimates when he is an adult. In Ultimate Spider-Human being #27, he tells Peter that he becomes the belongings of S.H.I.E.L.D. when he turns 18 whether he likes it or not, but after replies that he will work with the Ultimates when that happens. It is unknown whether Fury will concord on to his hope, as the Ultimates accept cleaved off from S.H.I.Eastward.L.D. At the end of the "Hobgoblin" arc, he personally told one of his subordinates that he wanted everything figured out well-nigh OZ, and subsequently witnessing him angrily responding to Harry becoming the Hobgoblin, Fury says "I think it's almost time Peter Parker loses those Spider powers". During the "Ultimate Clone Saga", it is revealed that Fury had the Tinkerer create the Spider Slayers that were created to 'handle' Peter if he lost it. Afterwards the "Ultimate Clone Saga", Nick Fury has go more than supportive of Peter. However, in Ultimate Power, he was taken to another universe, removing him from Peter Parker'southward universe. He subsequently returned during the events of "Ultimatum", to terminate off Magneto with the help of the X-Men.
  • Ben Parker – Peter's kindly, understanding and avuncular uncle/father-figure, who is closely bonded with his nephew and along with his wife: May Parker, raised Peter like his own son and tries to teach him to be a good person, while also encouraging his academic pursuits and his rapport with Mary Jane. He is afterward killed by an armed robber early on in the series, which serves equally a constant source of guilt and torment for Peter, due to his partial role in his uncle'due south murder, but not before he imparts Peter with the motto that "with great power comes great responsibility", which inspires Peter to utilize his powers for the greater good and to undertake his Spider-Human vigilante alter-ego.
  • Richard Parker – Peter's late father. A vivid biochemist, he was selected to be part of Nick Fury'southward team to redevelop Captain America's lost Super-Soldier Serum. He and Mary were injured in a related lab accident when Peter was an infant,[18] which led to his determined refusal to allow his and Edward Brock Sr.'due south anti-cancer super-suit to be weaponized past Trask Industries afterwards in life. It was during the legal battle with Trask when Richard, Mary, Edward Brock, Sr. and Edward'south wife died in a airplane crash. Recently, Richard resurfaced; allegedly back from the expressionless, challenge he did not get on the plane because he did non want interest in the Venom (anti-cancer) projection anymore. Since that time, he has been working as an surreptitious scientist for the CIA to gainsay Nick Fury when and if he one day got out of control. Later on Gwen Stacy returns to the Parker's old firm, he reappears to try to clear everything up. In Ultimate Spider-Human #103, Sue Storm tests Richard'southward DNA to confirm that he is really an aged clone of Peter. He is final seen in Ultimate Spider-Man #104 aging more than rapidly and dying. Before he died from erstwhile historic period, "Richard" requested Sue Tempest and the rest of the Fantastic Four to look after Peter. The real Richard Parker is still deceased. Richard was also the source of Spider-Man'south "spider web fluid." Before his death, Richard was working on a "molecular adhesive". Peter finished the formula afterwards becoming Spider-Human being[nineteen] and uses it to fight law-breaking (run across Powers and abilities).
  • Mary Parker – May Parker'south sister-in-police force, and Peter'southward mother. She died in the plane crash with her husband while Peter was a child.
  • Dr. Curt Connors – A professor at Empire State University who sponsors Eddie Brock's Venom project. He tries to re-grow the arm he lost in the Vietnam War with lizard Dna, accidentally becoming the Lizard. Using a sample of Peter's blood, he inadvertently creates Carnage, which resulted in the deaths of many people. Connors later on turns himself in to the police force afterward for his creation of Carnage.
  • Jessica Drew / Spider-Woman – A female person clone of Peter Parker. In Ultimate Spider-Human being #98, while investigating Mary Jane Watson's disappearance, Spider-Human being encounters a mysterious masked woman who knocks him unconscious. The character is able to shoot organic webbing out of her fingertips, without the need of web-shooters. During a console word at the New York Comic Con 2006, author Brian Michael Bendis mentioned that the Ultimate version of Spider-Adult female would make an advent during the "Ultimate Clone Saga", which ran in Ultimate Spider-Human #97 – 104.[20] In Ultimate Spider-Man #102, she rescues Peter from beingness arrested, and reveals that she is Peter's female clone, called Jessica Drew, merely nonetheless retained all of his memories.[21] She leads Peter to an Oscorp building in an try to find MJ, where they cease upwardly finding the truth near Peter'due south clones. Jessica also discovers, much to her disgust, that her creator is none other than Otto Octavius. Together, they manage to defeat him. Withal, whereas Peter is ready to turn himself in to Nick Fury, Jessica promptly leaves to escape incarceration.[14] Peter somewhen finds her again, who tells him she has finally decided to embrace her Jessica Drew identity. After Peter updates her on MJ, Nick Fury, and Aunt May, and she gives him "the well-nigh awkward hug in the history of the planet". In Ultimate Spider-Man #129, she fabricated her public debut as a superhero. At the decision of the Ultimate Doom story arc, she enlists in Southward.H.I.E.L.D. as an agent.[22]
  • Felicia Hardy / Blackness True cat – A cat infiltrator who blames her father's expiry on the Kingpin. Taking revenge, she steals a priceless antiquity that he was going to use on his asleep wife. Hardy is interested in Spider-Man romantically, but in Ultimate Spider-Man #85, when she sees that he is a fifteen-year-onetime male child, she vomits on his costume out of embarrassment.
  • Jean DeWolff – A captain in the NYPD. She offers back up and condolement to Spider-Human whenever the strain of existence a criminal offence-fighter becomes too much for him. She was secretly working for the Kingpin, and was rumored to have been his lover as well. The Punisher killed her in Ultimate Spider-Man Annual #two.

Villains [edit]

  • Norman Osborn / Greenish Goblin – The unscrupulous CEO of Oscorp, an industrialist and scientist and the curvation-enemy of Spider-Man. He develops an experimental drug called "OZ". Subsequently witnessing Peter's spider bite and seeing the resulting effects that OZ has on him, Osborn injects OZ into his trunk, and is changed into an insane, powerful, green-skinned monster. He has a concrete structure similar to the Hulk's and has the ability to generate fireball projectiles from his hands. He is a scientific genius, specially in genetics. He knows Peter'south hush-hush identity, and uses that confronting him on several occasions. He is killed past Carol Danvers afterwards he requested it, due to feelings of guilt over killing his ain son, but is later on revealed that he survived, and that neither Danvers nor S.H.I.E.L.D ever figured out a fashion to actually kill him subsequently that. He somewhen escapes and breaks out the Sinister Six for 1 final vengeful assault on Peter Parker's home, which ends with both he and Peter killing each other. This seems to be one of the showtime (if not the first) version of him where he does not wear a costume, but his body is actually mutated into a monster to be the Greenish Goblin. He is responsible for the expiry of Spider-Homo in the Ultimate universe, prior to his revival. Like Spider-Human being, the Greenish Goblin's OZ likewise gives him immortality. Brian Michael Bendis instructed creative person Mark Bagley to pattern Osborn's appearance after that of actor Brian Dennehy.[23]
  • Otto Octavius / Physician Octopus – I of Osborn'south scientists and an industrial spy. He is described as "scary smart" by Harry. The four cybernetic arms he uses to manipulate hazardous matter were permanently melded to his flesh in the explosion that turns Osborn into the Green Goblin. He has been shown to have adept fighting abilities, and one time even managed to capture Spider-Man. In "Hollywood", he says that all he wanted was "a decent life". In the same story, he captures, unmasks, humiliates and tortures Peter for recent defeats and for ruining his life. During the "Ultimate Clone Saga", Doctor Octavius reveals that he played a huge function in the creation of the clones. As well during the saga, he reveals that he in fact controls metal, similar to Magneto, and does not need actual "arms", but he has become good at using his mechanical "arms". Octavius was murdered past Norman Osborn in the "Death of Spider-Man" story arc, because Octavius had decided that he no longer diameter a grudge against Peter nor wished to continue being a criminal, and tried to dorsum out as well as request Norman to exercise the same and give up his vendetta.
  • Eddie Brock / Venom – A childhood friend of Peter Parker who goes to college and works as a lab assistant for Dr. Connors. Their late fathers were lab partners who were at the second stage of developing a genetically created "suit" designed as a cure for terminal malady, meant to bond to the user and protect them from internal and external damage. The suit is tailored for a specific Deoxyribonucleic acid, and the person to whom it belongs can command the suit more than easily. If, nevertheless, someone uses a conform designed for somebody else, they are constantly damaged past the suit which requires nourishment, gained by feeding on organic mankind, to function. If bonded to an incompatible host, the Venom suit begins consuming them almost immediately, forcing them to feed to sustain it or die themselves. When taking a host, the organic thing that comprises the arrange completely envelops the host, regardless of resistance, temporarily blinding it, before encasing itself in a difficult, regal casing, similar to a pupa, equally it bonds further with the host. When the host emerges, the conform and so shifts its appearance and function to assist its host, such equally creating eyes for information technology to come across through, or tries to take it over, inducing a homicidal rage and attempting to feed itself if bonded with an incompatible host. When bonded with a host and forcibly removed, the Venom adjust leaves trace amounts of itself in their bloodstream, which attracts other samples of Venom to itself, and can overload Peter'due south spider-sense. In the 2005 video game adaptation, information technology is revealed that arresting the trace amounts in Peter's blood immune Eddie to take complete command of the suit, gaining a greater ability to talk and a spider symbol on his chest. He was captured past the Beetle and delivered to Latveria, after which he has a cameo in The Ultimates 3 attacking the team. Subsequently, it is revealed that the whole Ultimates three and "Ultimatum" scenarios, including Venom'due south attack on the Ultimates, has all been orchestrated by Dr. Doom.
  • Wilson Fisk / Kingpin – The head of New York organized crime. Fisk's wife is in a coma. He carried on an affair with police officer Jeanne De Wolfe, who he used to control Spider-Man. He knows Spider-Man is a teenager, simply he does not know his name. The Kingpin was later murdered by Mysterio.
  • Max Dillon / Electro – One of the Kingpin's hitting men. Dillon gained his powers from a genetic tampering experiment orchestrated by Justin Hammer. During his final battle confronting Peter Parker, Electro was shot in the chest past May Parker, defending her nephew, and causing Electro to brusque out.
  • Flint Marko / Sandman – A ruthless criminal who gained the power to plough his body into a malleable sand-similar material when he underwent a genetic tampering experiment which was orchestrated past Justin Hammer.
  • Sergei Kravinoff / Kraven the Hunter – The host of an action reality prove. He wants to kill Spider-Man to boost his ratings. After his defeat, he tampers with his Deoxyribonucleic acid to become a gruesome wolf-like monster.
  • Herman Shultz / Shocker – A mutual criminal who wears devices on his hands that shoot sonic vibrations. He has no fighting skills and is cipher more than than an annoyance to Spider-Man, whom he has fought confronting on at to the lowest degree v separate occasions. In "The Worst Day Of Peter Parker's Life", however, he manages to capture Spider-Man. He unmasks Peter and tortures him until Peter is saved by M.J. and Kitty.
  • Alex O' Hirn / R.H.I.N.O. – A human wearing an bulletproof armor who has appeared several times to battle both Spider-Man and Iron Man, causing a lot of damage in the process.
  • Blackie Drago / Vulture – A disgruntled former S.H.I.E.L.D. agent who has been hired past the Tinkerer. Drago's mission is to kill Donald Roxxon. Brian Michael Bendis instructed Mark Bagley to pattern the Vulture's appearance after that of player Jason Statham.[23]
  • Mysterio – A mysterious magician who can create special effects and illusions with his advanced applied science. Information technology was afterward revealed that this Mysterio was an android sent by the Globe-616 Mysterio to subjugate the Ultimate Universe.
  • Carnage – A vampiric organism created when Dr. Curt Connors experiments on his own blood, Peter'south blood, and some of the material from the creation of Venom. Needing to feed on others constantly to repair his damaged Deoxyribonucleic acid, he kills Gwen Stacy. In Ultimate Spider-Homo #100, an over-stressed Gwen Stacy clone transforms into Carnage when she panics. It is later revealed that this Carnage was cloned by Ben Reilly and Doc Octopus as part of a government super-soldier plan and later escaped after awakening prematurely. In the War of the Symbiotes arc, Venom absorbs the Carnage symbiote, leaving a completely homo Gwen Stacy. This Carnage was referred to as 'the Stacy Project'.
  • Enforcers – A group of three henchmen that includes whip-wielding "Montana" Bale, strongman Bruno "Ox" Sanchez and gunslinger "Fancy Dan" Crenshaw. Their secondary leader after Kingpin was Mr. Large, who was scheming to overthrow him by using Spider-Homo equally a undercover weapon.[24] Nevertheless, when the plan backfired and Kingpin discovered that Mr. Big was responsible for Spider-Homo'southward assail on his office, he crushed the mobster's head while having him wear Spider-Man's mask (which was removed from Peter after he was knocked unconscious and thrown out a window during the assault the night before).[25] Another Frederick Foswell also exists in the Ultimate Universe. His proper noun is seen on a byline in The Daily Bugle in a published story on the decease of Spider-Homo.[26]
  • Elektra – The Kingpin's right-hand assassin. She afterward ended upward in a blackout when Moon Knight threw 1 of his crescent blades at her, embedding information technology in the dorsum of her caput when she was about to impale Blackness Cat. She was then thrown out a window past Blackness True cat and landed on a police car. However, she was mentioned by Jean DeWolff to take survived.
  • Silver Sablinova / Silver Sable – A trained mercenary who leads a group called the Wild Pack. Sable had a troubled babyhood, ignored by her father and driveling by her alcoholic mother. Her father hunted Nazis, and she forgave him at his deathbed and decided to follow in his footsteps. She has fought Spider-Human being when hired by Roxxon, and manages to capture and unmask him for Roxxon.
  • Beetle – An agent of the Latverians who was sent to New York Metropolis to retrieve a symbiote sample from Roxxon who debuted in the "War of the Symbiotes" storyline. During and before his theft, he was approached by Spider-Human being. At first, the Beetle tried to avert having to fight him. Ultimately, Spider-Man's interference foiled the Protrude's theft by inadvertently causing him to drop the symbiote sample, and making it worthless to recollect.
  • Elijah Stern / Tinkerer – A mechanic who used the Vulture, Killer Shrike, and Omega Red to attack his former employer Donald Roxxon. Brian Michael Bendis instructed Marking Bagley to blueprint the Tinkerer's advent after that of histrion Paul Giamatti.[23]
  • Deadpool – A disfigured cyborg and anti-mutant extremist who hunts mutants for sport on a reality Television receiver show, at 1 point capturing the X-Men and Spider-Human. While this version of Deadpool appears in the 2010 video game Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions in the Ultimate Universe, that version acts similar the Deadpool from the primary Marvel Universe. It is unknown if Ultimate Deadpool can interruption the 4th wall similar his principal universe counterpart.
  • Kaine Parker – A flawed clone of Peter Parker, amidst many others created by Doctor Octopus after being liberated from jail to secretly produce super-soldiers for the CIA and FBI. Needing a superhuman genetic template for his experiments, Octavius delighted in using Parker'southward Deoxyribonucleic acid to desecrate the life of his foe. Kaine was mentally unstable, possessed a disfigured face, a sightless middle, and incomplete peel development. Assertive himself to be the true Spider-Man, he kidnapped Parker'due south ex-girlfriend, Mary Jane Watson, and took her to the abased Oscorp lab in New Bailiwick of jersey. Thinking he would enable her to defend herself from super-powered threats, he exposed her to the mutagenic "Oz" formula he obtained from Dr. Octopus. He is later killed during the cease of the "Ultimate Clone Saga" by Nick Fury's Spider Slayers while trying to protect Mary Jane from being taken into S.H.E.I.L.D. custody.
  • Arkady Gregorivich Rossovich / Omega Red – A mutant with a hatred for humans. He at some point became a hired thug and was hired to attack a cargo gunkhole belonging to Roxxon Industries in a conspiracy confronting the head of the company, Donald Roxxon. Later on his fight with Spider-Human being at Roxxon industries he was captured by S.H.I.E.L.D., but escaped when the Green Goblin caused a mass prison house break.
  • Ringer – appeared, but ended up defeated past both Spider-Man and Shadowcat. He was handed over to the police.[27] He would not again appear until the 150th result where Spider-Man is fighting him later he stole $11,000 worth of diamonds. During the battle, the two caused millions of dollars in damages. Spider-Man beats him and he is again taken off to jail.[28] He later appears attempting to rob a banking company, until stopped by the new Spider-Man.[29]

In other media [edit]

Television [edit]

  • Earlier Spider-Human: The New Animated Series became a loose continuation of Sam Raimi's 2002 Spider-Man film, the series was originally going to exist a direct adaptation of the Ultimate Spider-Human comics. Brian Michael Bendis also worked equally a producer on the series.
  • The Spectacular Spider-Man animated series took many elements from the Ultimate comics, such as Peter Parker, Gwen Stacy, Harry Osborn, and Mary Jane Watson remaining as teenagers in loftier school during the majority of the series, the introduction of Kenny McFarlane into animated medium, Eddie Brock's personal relationship with Peter while working as a lab assistant for Dr. Curt Connors at Empire Land University, Rhino's real name being Alex O'Hirn, Dr. Octavius working every bit an Oscorp scientist until his electromagnetic blow, both Spider-Homo and subsequently Eddie bonding with the Symbiote being kept in a secured lab, Venom's body being more monstrous in both size and shape, and Kraven the Hunter altering his own DNA to transform into a beast-like monster.
  • An unrelated animated series of the aforementioned proper name aired in the United states on Disney XD from April ane, 2012 to Jan seven, 2017. The 4-part episode "The Spider-Verse" too featured a variation of the show'due south Ultimate universe, which confirmed that Ultimate Peter Parker had died fighting an unspecified threat while his mantle was long since taken up past a guilt-ridden Miles Morales. Interestingly this series' Peter Parker is modeled after his advent in the comics.[xxx] [31]

Film [edit]

Live-activeness [edit]

  • Sam Raimi'south 2002 Spider-Man film uses many elements from the Ultimate comics, such every bit Peter Parker going to loftier school with Harry Osborn and Mary Jane Watson (who much like her Ultimate counterpart remains indecisive about dating Harry at first and lives with her abusive begetter and depressed mother), Peter being bitten by a genetically-contradistinct spider during a schoolhouse field trip, Norman Osborn working on developing a serum to create super soldiers and afterward injecting himself with the same serum to become Dark-green Goblin (albeit but every bit an alternate personality and not a consummate transformation), Flash Thompson fighting Peter for humiliating him at school, Peter letting a burglar escape after a bad experience from participating in a wrestling exhibit using his powers, and Green Goblin threatening to driblet Mary Jane from the Brooklyn Bridge as opposed to Gwen Stacy in the mainstream universe, and Green Goblin's obsession with Spider-Human being at wanting to form an alliance.
  • The 2004 sequel Spider-Homo ii, also adapts like ideas from the Ultimate comics, such every bit Peter Parker not beingness in a human relationship with Mary Jane Watson due to his responsibilities as Spider-Man (though the only difference being that he hasn't confessed his identity to her past that signal), and Dr. Octavius working on behalf of Oscorp to fund his experiments, who also has a wife named Roselita (Rosie for brusque in the picture show), Doc Ock as well sports a brown trench coat, which he wore for some issues in the Ultimate comics. In addition, an unused concept from earlier versions of the film'south script reveal that Dr. Octavius is the creator of one of the genetically-altered spiders from the offset film, and at one point as well provides Peter with an antidote should he ever consider removing his own powers.
  • The 2007 sequel Spider-Man iii uses minor elements from the Ultimate comics Venom arc, such as Spider-Man's anger beingness fueled by the death of his Uncle Ben while wearing the Blackness Suit, Mary Jane's jealousy over Peter spending time with Gwen Stacy, Eddie Brock being much like his Ultimate incarnation, who loves Gwen and expects to always atomic number 82 a successful life while trying to get into relationships as well chop-chop, and Venom'due south credible death within an explosion being similar to Ultimate Venom's defeat later on accidentally beingness electrocuted. Furthermore, an alternating climax scene that was filmed but ultimately cutting from the movie featured Eddie seemingly dying later on the Symbiote drains the life out of his body from being permanently bonded for too long, which could also serve as an homage to Ultimate Venom.
  • Marc Webb's 2012 film The Amazing Spider-Man adapts several elements and aesthetics from the Ultimate comics, such as Peter Parker's personality, being bitten by a genetically-altered spider at Oscorp, Wink Thompson being a basketball thespian over football, Peter furiously leaving from a conversation with his Uncle Ben well-nigh his male parent and the importance of responsibility, Peter letting a thief steal from a convenience store, Gwen and Peter dating during high school with her even defending Peter from Flash albeit non-violently and Lizard and Police Captain George Stacy beingness visually inspired by their Ultimate incarnations.
  • The 2014 sequel The Amazing Spider-Homo 2, over again adapts several elements from the Ultimate comics, such as Richard Parker existence a scientist working on a cure for diseases, Peter discovering one-time recordings of his begetter that explicate why he had to leave Peter at a very young age, fearing that his research volition autumn into the wrong hands, Harry Osborn, whose friendship with Peter was borrowed from the i shared between Ultimate Peter and Eddie Brock Jr. and undergoing grotesque features after becoming the Green Goblin similar to his begetter in the Ultimate comics (with the Cantankerous-Species spider venom being inspired past the OZ serum), and Electro and Rhinoceros being modeled subsequently their Ultimate incarnations.
  • The 2017 Marvel Studios film Spider-Human being: Homecoming adapts several elements from the Ultimate comics, such equally a more conventionally youthful Peter Parker and Aunt May, Tony Stark playing the role of Parker'due south mentor where hither it extends to a father-son figure human relationship while wearing an armor similar to his Ultimate incarnation, Wink initially not existence a fan of Spider-Man just rather curious near the hero, Ned Leeds being inspired past the Ultimate comics grapheme Ganke Lee, and Miles Morales' uncle Aaron Davis' being involved in illegal activities. Interestingly, the banking concern robbery scene featuring criminals wearing plastic masks of the Avengers members is based on one of the panels of result #42 (titled "Temptations) of the Ultimate comics. A building in the background of one of the motion-picture show'south scenes has graffiti with the name Bagley written on it, referencing Marker Bagley, the penciller for the kickoff 111 issues of the Ultimate Spider-Man comics.
  • In the 2018 picture Avengers: Infinity State of war, Peter is killed at the mere historic period of xvi, much similar his Ultimate Comics counterpart despite drastically unlike circumstances.
  • In the 2019 motion-picture show Spider-Man: Far From Home, Peter and Nick Fury'due south interactions are inspired by their relationship from the Ultimate Comics, although Fury is a lot less warmer to Peter unlike in the comics.

Animation [edit]

  • A version of the Ultimate universe appears as the setting in the 2018 Sony animated film Spider-Human being: Into the Spider-Poetry. Unlike the comics, the picture's version of Ultimate Peter Parker is blonde, lived into his mid '20s, married Mary Jane Watson, and licensed his likeness to merchandising to provide funds for his superheroics, allowing him to build an hole-and-corner lair below his house to style tools and spare costumes.[32] During a battle with Green Goblin and Prowler, he gives a flash bulldoze containing a kill code for Kingpin'due south particle accelerator to Miles Morales before being trapped nether rubble and killed by the Kingpin, which goes on to inspire Miles to become Spider-Man. The designs of Dark-green Goblin, Prowler, Kingpin, and Scorpion, were likewise based on their Ultimate incarnations.

Video games [edit]

  • A video game accommodation likewise titled Ultimate Spider-Man was released on September 22, 2005 for the PlayStation ii, GameCube, Xbox, Microsoft Windows, Nintendo DS, and Game Boy Advance. The game serves as a non-canon continuation of the Venom storyline, with an original story and cutscenes also provided by Ultimate comics creators Brian Michael Bendis and Mark Bagley. The game'due south plot would eventually exist loosely recreated during issues #123-128 of the War of the Symbiotes arc in the Ultimate Spider-Homo comics.
  • In Marvel: Ultimate Alliance Venom has his Ultimate universe costume.
  • A handheld prequel to the 2005 Ultimate Spider-Man game titled Spider-Man: Battle for New York, was released in 2006 for the Nintendo DS and Game Male child Accelerate. The game features an alternate retelling of Ultimate Spider-Man'south first encounter with Light-green Goblin and features both as playable characters.
  • A mobile game loosely based on the Ultimate comics titled Spider-Man: Toxic City was released in 2009.
  • Ultimate Peter Parker/Spider-Human appears as a playable character in Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions, voiced by Josh Keaton. In the game, Madame Web grants him his symbiote costume and uses her telepathic powers to keep information technology from taking over so he can retrieve fragments of the Tablet of Gild and Anarchy from his universe's versions of Electro, Deadpool, and Carnage more effectively. This section is not included in the Nintendo DS version.
  • Another mobile game loosely based on the Ultimate comics titled Ultimate Spider-Human: Full Commotion, was released in 2011.
  • The Ultimate incarnation of Venom appears equally a playable character in the 2013 game Lego Marvel Super Heroes.
  • Pocket-size elements of the Ultimate comics were incorporated into the 2018 Spider-Man game, such equally Peter Parker, Mary Jane Watson, and Harry Osborn having known each other since childhood, Spider-Human being and Kingpin'southward long standing enmity, with the former trying to accept down the latter ever since he became the superhero. The follow-up game Spider-Human: Miles Morales is besides visually inspired past the Ultimate universe and the main storyline incorporates Tinkerer's vendetta due to a family tragedy against Roxxon Energy Corporation, an organisation that plays a meaning office in the Ultimate comics.

Attractions [edit]

  • An interactive allure based on the Ultimate and mainstream Marvel universes was built in Niagara falls equally part of Marvel Superhero Adventure City. The ride has guests aid Spider-Man finish different villains by shooting them with lasers. Spider-Human's expect is based on his Ultimate version, but he is more experienced like his mainstream Curiosity counterpart.[33] [34] [35]

See as well [edit]

  • Ultimate Marvel Team-Upwardly
  • Ultimate 6
  • Ultimate Comics: Spider-Human
  • List of Ultimate Spider-Homo story arcs
  • Ultimate Spider-Homo (video game)
  • Ultimate Spider-Human (Goggle box series)
  • List of Spider-Human titles

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External links [edit]

  • Ultimate Spider-Man at Marvel.com
  • Ultimate Spider-Homo on DisneyXD
  • Ultimate Spider-Human on www.spiderfan.org
  • An Ultimate Spider-Human being cover gallery
  • Ultimate Spider-Man at Rucomics.info
  • Spiderman Videos

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