Spidey O’ Clock: 7 Cool Facts About Spider-Man

7 Shocking Facts about Spider-Man You Might Not Know

The story of Spider-Man is widely known, the basic facts about his life- can be easily narrated by
a large percentage of the public. He is a favorite superhero for both kids and adults. However,
can you confidently claim to be aware of the intricate details of the movie’s storyline?
The fame of Spider-Man has increased over the years. Consequently, merchandise has been
produced to satisfy fans of the superhero such as clothing, gadgets, toys, and even slot games.
One game: “Spiderman Slot Machine, is increasingly popular, especially with South African
players. There are online portals that assist in finding the best places to play. Moreover, table
games are available and the sites check for all the most impressive welcome bonuses and free
spins. In addition, there are comprehensive reviews to keep you safe when playing online.
Now that your spidey senses are tingling, Let’s discuss some facts and tidbits of our favorite
superhero.

Spider-Man’s Parents Were Special Agents

Spider-Man’s parents were Richard and Mary Parker, who was identified as CIA agents linked to
S.H.I.E.L.D. This is the counter-terrorism agency of Marvel- responsible for standing against
crime and preserving the global and national security in some comics.
Their characters were double agents fighting against the Red Skull who eventually murdered
them in a plane crash.

Spider-Man is not an X-men mutant

Members of the X-Men were genetically mutated from birth because they had the X-gene. On
the other hand, Spider-Man was genetically altered during his teens, by the venom of a
radioactive spider.
Since he was bitten by a spider and his DNA changed, he was described as a mutate because he
experienced an abnormal mutation from a foreign source.

Spidey and comics

The story of Spider-Man was initially a comic before it became a movie. It is no shocker that the
2021 Spider-Man movie: No Way Home was influenced by 10 Spider-Man comics.


Spider-Man’s tingling senses


The story of Spider-Man will not be complete without his legendary spider senses. It has helped
him escape seemingly impossible situations. Nevertheless, have you ever wondered why random
strangers did not see him whenever he changed into his costume in the alley?

It is because his spidey senses alerts him of physical threats, he can notice others easily. Also, he
becomes aware of any potential harm to his identity- like a stranger(s) who could expose him.

He wore web-shooters

Contrary to popular belief that Spiderman produces his web from his body, the traditional one
did not have this ability. Since he was a science prodigy, he designed web-shooters that could
produce webs as strong as a spider’s.
Other versions of Spider-Man in alternate universes could produce webs from their body, but the
web slinger in the main movies used web-shooters.

Nature of webs

When Spider-Man initially developed the formula for the webs, it was seen around the city for
days and the city cleaners had a hard time removing them. This prompted Spider-Man to modify
the formula for his subsequent webs. The new modification made them disintegrate naturally
after an hour.
The webs are creatively developed to show the public that the scientist in him was concerned
about the welfare of the inhabitants of the city, as much as his alter-ego. As biodegradable as the
webs are, they also have impressive strength that allowed Spiderman to hold the Hulk in some
comics.

Box office spidey

From the popular Spider-Man trilogy which had its first release in 2002; to the latest movie
(released in 2021), every film of this superhero has been a classic hit. Spider-Man (2002)
ushered Marvel out of the doghouse of bankruptcy, making over $100 million in a few days after
its release in the cinemas. Moreover, the 2019 Spider-Man: Far from Home recorded a whopping
$1 billion at the box office.
Its 2021 sequel: No Way Home easily topped this record with a huge $1.2 billion in revenue.

The films are enjoyed by all ages around the world, with many more due to be made. So there we
have it, some cool information about our favorite superhero – Spiderman.

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  1. Pretty sure Spider-Man (2002) was the first film to make $100 million on its opening weekend.

    Thank you, Entertainment Tonight.

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