It make's The Amazing Spider-man more interesting. For one, they weren't bitten by the same spider,and they weren't bitten in the same place. The place the original spider-man was bitten was in the hand so he got to shoot webs from his hands. The problem with the web shooters and the thought process I got from movie is that it just makes him have super human powers not spiderman powers. Without the organic web he could of been any superhero. This is my opinion based on the cartoons and not comics because I never had access to comics but I watched all the cartoons growing up as a kid.
I for one think the web shooters are awesome. I mean just the thought of an average teenage boy creating them goes to show how intelligent he is. I don't have a problem with the organic web, but the web shooters are way cooler.
They raise some curiosity as to what would Spiderman do if the web ran out and he was still engaged in a fight. Producing and secreting that much organic material that quickly puts a tremendous metabolic load on the body. That's the reason why breast feeding is such a good way for a new mother to get her weight back down. Organic webs would have required Peter to suddenly start eating a huge amount more than his previous diet in order to keep up with it.
Ironically, the Andrew Garfield version of Peter Parker started eating a lot more, and the Tobey Maguire version did not.
Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Here is some description of his main powers from origin to now in main universe of Marvel Comics - Original abilities When Peter Parker was bitten by a lethally irradiated spider, radioactive mutagenic enzymes in the spider's venom quickly caused numerous body-wide changes. Organic webs In the "Disassembled" storyline Parker undergoes a transformation that results in the ability to produce organic web fluid from his wrists, and is able to fire his webbing in much the same manner as his artificial web-shooters.
Improve this answer. Ankit Sharma Ankit Sharma k 85 85 gold badges silver badges bronze badges. This became a recurring gimmick during crucial scenes in the comic series and has already been utilized with Tom Holland in Spider-Man: Far From Home. The sequel also sees Parker gain access to what appears to be the entire arsenal of Stark Industries following the death of Tony Stark in Avengers: Endgame , rendering the motive for a tech-based suit and web-shooter even clearer. Since his creation by comic legends Stan Lee and Steve Ditko, Spider-Man has gone through various changes both on the page and on the screen.
Exciting possibilities await Peter Parker and his high-tech suit in future Marvel productions. Instead of coming out of an invented gadget, it literally shot from his wrist. It's honestly kind of gross if one thinks too much about it. Lots of the general audience didn't even know this was unusual.
Instead, this new Peter Parker invented his web-shooters, in a much more comic-accurate fashion. Then there was, of course, another reboot for the ol' web-slinger, this time with Tom Holland in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The idea of an invented web-shooter stuck, and it became the norm once again.
This time though, Marvel aimed to make them something as realistic as possible—something Tom Holland seems to feel they succeeded in doing. So much so, that Holland actually admitted that the ones that Garfield's Peter Parker invented never made sense to him. The book, which is set to hit shelves on November 30 later this year, has an intriguing quote from Tom Holland.
One of the pages revealed includes a bunch of neat concept art of the web-shooters seen being used by Peter Parker in the MCU. At one point, he had to disassemble them and put the components amongst his camera equipment to get through airport security. As a result, he contemplated making them out of another material. Web fluid is a shear-thinning liquid virtually solid until a shearing force is applied to it, rendering it fluid whose exact formula is unknown, but is related to nylon.
On contact with air, the long-chain polymer knits and forms an extremely tough, flexible fiber with extraordinary adhesive properties. The web fluid's adhesive quality diminishes rapidly with exposure to air.
Where it does not make such contact with air, such as at the attachment disk of the web-shooter, it remains very adhesive. After approximately 1 hour, certain imbibed esters cause the solid form of the web fluid to dissolve into a powder. At one time, Peter sought to sell the formula for webbing to make money, but the company to which he tried to sell it did not want it, not seeing the use for such a short-lasting glue.
When Otto Octavius took over Peter's body, he modified the webbing to make it last far longer than Peter's and made it much stronger, to the extent that it became bullet-proof.
Peter would later learn of the improved webbing; after he had reclaimed his body, he was forced to make web underwear due to circumstances and, when it refused to dissolve after the usual hour, he was forced to wear pants instead of his costume's trousers until Anna Maria showed him where the new solvent was.
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