After the death of his Uncle Ben at the hands of the Vulture. Set in 1933, this alternate universe version of Spider-Man received his powers from a horde of spiders inside of an ancient statue. The "green" frequency came with light-bending camouflage capabilities. Using his position at Horizon Labs, Peter Parker developed a new Spider-Man costume that allowed him to "change frequencies" in order to combat different foes. Using his position at Horizon Labs, Peter Parker developed a new Spider-Man costume that allowed him to "change frequencies" in order to combat dfferent foes. After defeating Venom he would come to be known as the Scarlet Spider! Peter Parker's clone, Ben Reilly, fashioned himself a makeshift Spider-Man costume after returning to New York to check in on an ailing Aunt May. In an effort to replace his costume he accidentally covered himself in an alien substance, which was able to adapt and resemble different costumes on command. Spider-Man attempted to join the Fantastic Four at the very beginning of his career, but it wasn't until the 'death' of the Human Torch that he gained membership to the FF - AKA the Future Foundation - and was given this uniform to wear.Įxclusive costume for Ultimate Pack ownersĭuring Secret Wars, Spider-Man's costume took a beating. Ben cast aside his Scarlet Spider outfit, designing his own version of the classic Spider-Man costume.Īfter his initial appearance in Amazing Fantasy #15, Spider-Man's costume evolved - but by the late 60's the 'ol' red and blues' were established as his default look for years to come. When Peter Parker decided to start a family with Mary Jane, Ben Reilly took on the mantle of Spider-Man in order to fill Peter's shoes. Some elements always remain constant, but subtle changes keep his look fresh.ĭrop, In-game Store, Random Costume Recipe 2010)Ī myriad of media appearances over the years inspired this 21st centuiy look for Spider-Man. 1984)Īmazing Spider-Man #646 (Paulo Rivera variant) (Dec. Chase Costume Amazing Bag Man CostumeĪmazing Spider-Man #258 Vol.
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