Spider hanging from a web wallpaper skin#

An extremely slippery and or wet surface can nullify the wall-crawling ability.For example, Miguel O'Hara uses this to wall-crawl Usually, these talons are strong enough to stab through metal while also firmly holding the wielder onto the surface. Miguel O'Hara wall-crawling in a Video Game he was featured in.Īnother manner in which a person with spider-powers make crawl solid surfaces is due to talons and embedding them into surfaces.

Spider hanging from a web wallpaper skin#

Only seen in the Spider-Man (2002 film) that after being bitten, Peter's skin grows sharp, 'barbed' like scopulae hairs that allow him to cling to surfaces. The suit designed by Spider-Man is thin enough so that he can still stick to surfaces. The bond is unbreakable, and can be used by any part of the body, including his feet, and allows him to do things, like catching a ball with one fingertip. Later on, it is seen that he can stick to surfaces using his back. Very early in the comic book years of Spider-Man, Peter can only stick with his hands and feet. At first, when Peter gains his spider powers, he sticks to a wall without even knowing he was capable of that. At one time, the supervillain, Electro guessed the power was related to static electricity, and momentarily stymied Spider-Man by using his own electrical power to momentarily cancel it out. It's still a mystery to him as to exactly how it works, but Peter guesses that he can mentally make his molecules bond to any surface. Spider-Man had the first variation of wall-crawling. This power also helps the user with their sense of balance since they can plant themselves on one surface and stay there. He also has fangs that contain a paralyzing, non-toxic venom to attack people with.Īlmost all Spider Powered individuals have the ability to crawl on surfaces similar to the way a Spider does. Instead, Miguel has 'Accelerated Vision' which allows him to see farther, and better than a normal human. This involves the fusing and splicing of Spider DNA with human DNA often resulting in Spider Powers, except for the lack of an actual Spider-Sense.

Gene Splicing: This is how Miguel O'Hara and most alternate versions of him got their powers.

Miles was bitten by a different spider which gave him the same, yet extra powers such as invisibility, a Venom Strike at the expenses of a weaker Spider-Sense. Peter Parker and Miles Morales of Earth-1610, the Ultimate reality have been bitten by a Spider that has been enhanced by the OZ formula to give them their powers.

Enhanced Spider Bite: This is a rare, less common way to gain Spider Powers.

It is unknown if the spider was radioactive, or if the Spider God gave Peter his powers in his reality.

Spider God:As seen in an alternate version of Peter Parker's dream, after being bit by a spider, he KO'd, and dreamed a 'spider god' was talking to him, and gave him the powers of a spider, and Peter became 'The Spider-Man'.

Most versions of Peter Parker that are based on the mainstream version have been bitten by a Radioactive Spider to gain their Spider Powers.

Radioactive Spider Bite: This seems to be the most common way.

There are many ways to get Spider Powers in the Marvel universe: