Spider-Man

Green Goblin does not have any powers. He drank this poison that made him aggressive. He has a glider that has pop out blades. The Green Goblin has pumpkin bombs and blades. There are more then one identities. Norman Osborn, Harry Osborn(son), and other people.

Well, that depends if you are talking about the movies or the comic books. There are a few powers the same in both though: super strength, the ability to climb up walls, and his "spider sense". I'm hoping I don't have to explain those:).

In the comic book, but not the movie, he also has super speed. It may look like he has super speed in the movie, but he only has really fast reflexes. In the comic, he can turn this power on and off. Also, in a few issues, he was contacted through his spider sense, but I don't know if that counts.

He does not, however, have the power to shoot web out of his wrists, even though the movie shows that he can. He actually had to make his own shooters and web solution.

In a spinoff series, Spiderman was taken to an alien planet to fight in a tournament against other Marvel heroes. After the tournament, his suit was near destroyed and someone gave him a black suit. The black suit turned out to be the symbiote. He found out that the symbiote was a parasitic race of that planet and it gave him a huge power boost plus the ability to create his own web fluid without the use of the web cartridges. Spiderman eventually rejects the symbiote (which attaches to Eddy Brock (who becomes the first Venom)) but he sews a normal black costume made of thread but Mary Jane doesn't like it so he goes back to his normal costume.

Considering the fact that Spider-man is the #1 comic series that Marvel owns,and to find one would be completely rare!(Condition also adds value) $300,000 depending on condition(damage reduces value).

A quality non-wrapped copy might fetch as much as $15/£10 however in mint condition with orignal protective wrap this would be worth as much as $50/£35.

He looks like Venom but the color Red.

Better Answer: Carnage is the spawn of the venom suit, so he has the same slimy, sticky characteristics of the suit. However, he is much smaller, and a blood red.

maybe i mean look at sm 3 venom its character sucked, if they do the same with carnage that they might do to venom people will hate the fight and their will be no movie but we can only hope that if they do they will make a better venom

or there will not be one because in sm3 venom died and I don't think an other meteor is going to crash and make another venom

but if you check after the credits and you see a piece of venoms suit crawl away

then that changes everything.

Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends - 1981 The Education of a Superhero - 3.3 was released on:

USA: 1 October 1983

Websites have announced that a spin-off for the Sinister Six is currently being planned for future release. It will be set in the same universe as "The Amazing Spider-Man".

In the original plans for "Spider-Man 4", the Vulture was going to be the villain. However, the film ended up being scrapped and the series has been rebooted. So the villain in 'The Amazing Spider-Man" will be the Lizard. While Dr. Curt Connors in the other films never transformed- he finally will in the new series.

Bryce Dallas Howard She will also star in Terminator Salvation (2009), as Katherine Conner, the wife of John Conner; second-in-command of the human resistence.

No, he's a fictional character created by J.M. Barrie based on himself, and he named the character after a 6-year old boy he knew. Barrie claims Neverland is real but it is a metaphor for our inner child and how our loved ones live in our hearts forever, like a person would live forever in Neverland.

The movie Finding Neverland points it out well in it's final scene where Barrie tells Peter (the boy who gave his name for the character) that Peter can visit his recently passed away mother in Neverland, that the mother still exists in every page of the boy's imagination and he can visit her any time, by just believing. Neverland can be real in our heads and hearts, but not out there. It is a matepahor--best not lose the line between reality and make-believe. Peter Pan is not real, he's fictional character in a book.

Mary Jane Kelly was killed on 9th November 1888 in Whitechapel by Jack the Ripper

Peter Parker was left in the custody of his Aunt May and Uncle Ben after his parents had died- but he got his uncle killed after he had developed his powers and was just living with his aunt when he officially became Spider-Man.

I honestly really don't know. But I'm guessing that later on in the series of the new ultimate spidey-guy there will be a comic where he needs the help of the original spiderman to stop some coming apocalypse or whatever marvel can think of.

Spider-Man doesn't have a 'main villain' and, like most superheroes, fought a variety of characters. His main villains would likely be Dr. Octopus, Green Goblin, and Venom. (The majority of his villains follow an animal theme: Scorpion, Dr. Octopus, Rhino, Vulture, Venom/Carnage (spider), etc.)

No. In Spider-Man, he fought Green Goblin. In Spider-Man 2 he fought Doctor Octopus. In Spider-Man 3 he fought Sandman, Venom and Harry Osborn (The New Goblin).

Peter Parker, the protagonist of the famous movie Spider Man, was bitten by a special type of spider at the age of 15. After this event, he received supernatural powers that allowed him the abilities of a spider, such as shooting spider silk and climbing upside down and vertical walls.

Yes. A new Spider-Man reboot was introduced with the 2017 movie, Spider-Man Homecoming w/ actor Tom Holland picking up where Andrew Garfield left off.

Overstreet values that comic at 45.00 Near Mint condition.

Spider-Man is an American 2002 movie. It was made from the story of the Marvel Comics superhero, Spider-Man. It was the first in the Spider-Man movie series. It was written by David Koepp and directed by Sam Raimi. Tobey Maguire starred as Peter Parker / Spider-Man. Kirsten Dunst acted as the girl Peter loves, Mary Jane Watson, and Willem Dafoe played as the bad guy, Norman Osborn.

Manga is the child of books and movies. The benefit to movies is that there are some emotions that are hard to express through writing and are better felt through facial expressions.

The benefit to books is that there are some things that are easier to understand if they are written down. Manga has both.

Granted, most manga series are really good if you look for the one that interest you the most.

Most like the comedies best because they can get away with unrealistic plot lines better than series that are supposed to be serious.

But there are many forms of manga series for almost every genre of story.

Yes, the film rights for Spider-Man were finally acquired by Marvel in an agreement w/ Sony in 2015 & he appeared in Captain America Civil War and then in Infinity War (Part one & Two)