Spider-Man, Spider-Man, Radioactive Spider-Man. Spider blood, spider blood, radioactive spider blood (repeat three times). —From “Spider-Man: The Animated Series Theme Song” by Joe Perry ...

From having rich, dead parents to being bitten by a radioactive spider, there are many ways to qualify as a superhero, so ...

considering that this version of Spider-Man never actually becomes Spider-Man. In this universe, the radioactive spider that ...

Miles Morales (Shameik Moore) not only witnesses the death of Peter, but he emerges as the next Spider-Man when he too is bitten by a radioactive spider. Fisk’s plans to meddle with the ...

From getting bit by a radioactive spider to losing a parent, there are many events that unfold across all Spider-Man universes that lead the hero to becoming who he is. While Spidey doesn’t ...

The comic book recites Spider-Man's superhero origin story of being bitten by a radioactive spider thus resulting in powers. "It's the first appearance ever, of the character of Spider-Man.

The young Parker is working with Spider-Man’s symbiote/picotech suit, which was gifted to him by Tony Stark/Iron Lad when he accepted the radioactive spider. Richard and the symbiote have been ...

Miles, a Brooklyn teen of African American and Puerto Rican descent, becomes the new Spider-Man after being bit by a radioactive spider. Miles wears a red-and-black suit, unlike Peter Parker’s ...

Sony’s Into the Spider-Verse sequel is a bigger, bolder, more ambitious film than its predecessor — and a powerful deconstruction of Marvel’s Spider-Man mythos. Charles Pulliam-Moore is a ...

[RELATED: First Look at Marvel’s New Spider-Man Prequel Has Things Not Going Well for Peter] Instead of being bitten by a radioactive spider while on a high school field trip, Peter Parker gets ...