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Suspension Matrix

**Suspension Matrix** is a gadget in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. It is unlocked at level 25, and can be obtained in exchange for 2 Base Tokens and 4 Challenge Tokens.

## Use

When deployed, the Suspension Matrix creates a gravity field that affixes enemies into the air, leaving them helpless and allowing easy air combos until the effects wear off.

The gadget has no effect on brutes until it has been fully upgraded. Other upgrades for the Suspension Matrix include increasing the duration of the effect as well as its radius, allowing for more damage to be inflicted while the gadget is still in force.
Sportswear Suit

* Default
* Style 1
* Style 2
* Style 3

The **Sportswear Suit** is a suit in *Miles Morales* and *Marvel's Spider-Man 2* for Miles Morales. It is the suit Miles uses in the first mission of *Miles Morales*.

## History

This is Miles' very first suit during his superhero career.

It is last worn during his mission with Peter Parker on keeping Rhino and other escaped inmates from escaping in the day when Miles awakened the bio-electric power.

After Peter announced his departure from New York to aid Mary Jane Watson on covering the news of Symkaria, Miles later abandons this suit after being gifted by Peter a parting Christmas gift suit, entrusting Miles to be the only Spider-Man of New York.

## Characteristics

### Appearance

Aside wearing his personal blue parka and red hoodie, with the inner being Peter's Classic Spider-Man mask and upper body suit, Miles also wore pair fingerless gloves and red-black sneakers, black tight pants, black socks and red-lined black basketball shorts.

In the Art of the Game book however, the inner is his own Classic Suit which is also seen in *Into the Spider-Verse* movie, which was never been included in the final release of the game.

### Styles

* **Color 1:** The default color scheme.
* **Color 2:** Miles wears his Classic Suit, a navy blue hoodie, and a red parka.
* **Color 3:** Miles wears his Classic Suit, a vibrant red hoodie, and a black parka.
* **Color 4:** Miles wears his Classic Suit, a vibrant red hoodie, and a green parka. This variant closely resembles the outfit seen in *Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse*.

## Gameplay

### *Miles Morales*

The suit is worn by Miles at the start of the game in the first mission. It can later be unlocked after completing Parting Gift. It comes with no suit mod.

## Original appearance

A similar suit was worn by Miles in the 2018 animated film *Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse*, except the inner is his Into the Spider-Verse Suit instead of wearing Peter's Classic Suit.

In *Marvel's Spider-Man* during his time prior to being bitten by a spider brought unknowingly by Mary Jane Watson, both of Miles' red hoodie and blue jacket were originally worn during one of his respectively stealth missions:

* The red hoodie was worn during a First Day mission.
* The blue parka was worn during a Supply Run mission.
Stone Monkey Suit

The **Stone Monkey Suit** is a suit in *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*. It is one of the five suits for Peter in the Digital Deluxe bundle for the game.

The suit is an original creation designed by Victoria Ying. Its design is inspired by Chinese legends, specifically tracing to the character Sun Wukong from *Journey to the West*; the name derives from how Sun Wukong is born from stone.
Spirit Spider Suit

The **Spirit Spider Suit** is a suit players can unlock at level 37 in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. Once unlocked, it can be crafted using 6 Base Tokens, 6 Challenge Tokens, and 6 Crime Tokens.

## Characteristics

### Appearance

The Spirit Spider Suit appears as a clothless white body with a spider symbol on the chest and a skull and blue flames for a head.

### Suit power

It comes with the **Spirit Fire** suit power. When activated, this ability sets Spider-Man's skull ablaze as well as his attacks, letting him spread the fires of hell to enemies that will take damage and be stunned by the blue flames.

## Original appearance

The suit is based upon the Spider-Man outfit from *Incredible Hulks Annual* #1, where it is donned by Ghost Spider, a Peter Parker from Earth-11638. In this reality, Peter is killed and later resurrected with the help of Dr. Banner, becoming the **Ghost Spider**.
Spider-Clan Suit

The **Spider-Clan Suit** is a suit players can unlock in the "Turf Wars" expansion for *Marvel's Spider-Man*. To unlock it, players must complete all missions up to and including Bring the Hammer Down, as well as all citywide activities on the map. It does not possess an associated suit power.

## Characteristics

Based on the suit worn by Peter Parker of the Spider-Clan, this suit's appearance takes much inspiration from the Classic Suit, even down to using the same color scheme. On this suit, however, the red highlights are colored crimson. Much like the Vintage Comic Book Suit and Into the Spider-Verse Suit, the suit alters the physical build of Spider-Man to match his appearance in the comic, where he is both much younger and skinnier. The suit leaves Spider-Man's arms exposed, with his hands being covered by protective hand wraps and gloves. The suit also features the mark of the Spider-Clan on both the chest insignia and on the backpack. On his feet, Spider-Man wears a pair of sneakers rather than boots. The eye lenses, while significantly larger than other suits, can still emote much like them. The Spider-Clan Suit does not feature a suit power.

## Original appearance

The suit is based upon the Spider-Man suit from the Mangaverse, first appearing in *Marvel Mangaverse: Spider-Man* #1.
Someone Left the Lights On

**Someone Left the Lights On** is a mission in *Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales*. Miles Morales unveils the sickening truth of Nuform and the effects it had on lead scientist, Rick Mason.

## Story

After the shocking events on Braithwaite Bridge, Miles decides to investigate at Phin's family's old repair shop where she used to do all her work. He sneaks in and finds a secret room with a computer, on it were two videos. The first revealed the sickening effects of Nuform, Rick and Phin's plans were to scrap the development of the new energy source to prevent more from being produced, Phin decided to set up a recording so that the evidence would be sent straight to Daily Bugle if anything went wrong.

Unfortunately, in the second video a broken Phin reveals that things didn't go to plan, however none of the footage was uploaded due to a damaged phone. Subsequently, Miles decides to track Phin's phone so that he could get more insight to what happened. However before he could investigate further, The Underground arrive.

After taking out the enemies, Miles returns to the computer and finds the location oh her phone, he swings away not knowing that The Prowler was watching him from a distance.

## Walkthrough

Swing to the way point and sneak into the store, afterwards approach the broken wall and use venom punch to get into the secret room. Once enemies show up, defeat them and return to the computer to finish the mission.
Marvel's Spider-Man benchmarks

## Trophies

**King of Swing**
Complete a level 1 Traversal Benchmark

**And Stay Down!**
Complete a level 1 Combat Benchmark

**Grinding All the Way**
Max out one Benchmark type

**Benchmarks** are extra feats players may accomplish during the course of play in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. Completing each will reward extra experience points. Each Benchmark has three levels to it, with increasing XP for each; 50 for Tier I, 75 for Tier II, and 100 for Tier III. Since these XP amounts are extremely small benchmarks have no actual benefit to completing them.
Miles Morales trophies

## Trophy

**Be Yourself**
Collect all Trophies

**Trophies** are collectibles in *Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales*. There are 50 trophies available in the game, most of which are for completing missions, obtaining collectibles, and completing certain tasks.

Collecting all trophies will unlock the platinum trophy "**Be Yourself**".
Marvel's Spider-Man skills

## Trophy

**Superior Spider-Man**
Unlock all Skills

There are three distinct **Skill Trees** in *Marvel's Spider-Man* that players may invest points to fully customize Spider-Man to fit their playstyle. Each tree has multiple branches, and players are free to dump their points into one, or spread them throughout.

Players earn skill tree points by leveling. While the beginning selections may only require a single skill point to unlock, later selections require multiple skill points and a certain player level.

The skill tree is only unlocked after players complete the first mission, "The Main Event".
Marvel's Spider-Man series

The ***Marvel's Spider-Man* series** is a video game franchise created by Insomniac Games in collaboration with Marvel Games and published by Sony Interactive Entertainment. It is based on the Marvel Comics superhero, Spider-Man, featuring characters from the Marvel Universe.

The franchise primarily consists of video games released for PlayStation consoles and Microsoft Windows, and has been expanded by tie-in media such as comic books and novels, all of which taking place in **Earth-1048**. The video games are open world action adventure games in which the player primarily controls Peter Parker / Spider-Man & Miles Morales / Spider-Man II, as well as their respective allies. The stories see them battle a variety of villains from the Marvel Universe including the Sinister Six, the Underground, Roxxon and Venom, all while they help the residents of New York City and struggle to deal with the complications of their civilian lives. The gameplay draws from preceding video games based on the Spider-Man character, in addition to prior games developed by Insomniac Games.

*Marvel's Wolverine*, a standalone PlayStation 5 game inspired by the *X-Men* comics and starring one of its members, Wolverine, was announced at the same time as the second *Spider-Man* game in September 2021. Despite there being no obvious references to the *Spider-Man* game series in its reveal, it was confirmed they are a part of the same universe.

## Releases

### Games

 *Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales* | Insomniac Games, Nixxes Software (PC)
 *Marvel's Spider-Man 2* | Insomniac Games
 *Marvel's Wolverine* | Insomniac Games

### Comics

 *Spider-Geddon Handbook* | Marvel Comics
 *Spider-Man: City at War* #1–6
 *Spider-Man: Velocity* #1–5 | Marvel Comics
 *Spider-Man: The Black Cat Strikes* #1–5
 *Spider-Man 2* | Marvel Comics

### Books

 *Marvel's Spider-Man: The Art of the Game* | Titan Books
 *Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales - Wings of Fury* | Titan Books
 *Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales - The Art of the Game* | Titan Books
 *The Art of Marvel’s Spider-Man 2* | Dark Horse Books

## References

1. ↑ "Being able to build a new, original universe with Spider-Man and now Wolverine is such an honor for so many of us at Insomniac Games." ~ *Ryan Schneider, Head of Franchise Strategy & Studio Relations* (https://blog.playstation.com/2021/09/09/marvels-spider-man-2-and-marvels-wolverine-revealed/)
Marvel's Spider-Man missions

The following is a list of **missions** in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. Missions serve as the main storyline of the game, indicated by yellow icons () on the map, and generally begin with a cutscene. Many missions will result in a reward of some kind, such as a new gadget or suit, in addition to experience points. There are 44 missions available in the base game, with 26 additional missions featured in *The City That Never Sleeps* downloadable content.

Aside from main missions, players are also free to explore various side missions and citywide activities found throughout New York City.

## Trophy

**Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man**
Complete all Side Missions

Each district has different **side missions** that players can complete. These appear as blue icons () on the map and are optional missions provided to the player as they enter or unlock specific regions. Some side missions are unlocked through story progression while others take a bit more work. They are typically assigned to Spider-Man by the citizens of New York City, and award experience points upon completion. However, some of the side missions are only available at specific forecast.

## Citywide activities

As players progress through the game, **citywide activities** are unlocked after completing certain missions. These are optional activities that are scattered throughout the city. Completing them will reward players with tokens, collections and in some cases, suits. Some side missions require certain activities to be completed in order to be unlocked, as seen in *The City That Never Sleeps* campaign.
Rocky Romero

* **Finishing moves**
	+ **As Rocky Romero**
		- Ankle lock
		- *Diablo Armbar* (Cross armbar)[1]
		- *Foreign Devil* / *Gargoyle* (Diving double knee drop)[61][62]
		- High speed roundhouse kick to the head of a seated or kneeling opponent
		- *Kurayaminoten* / *Kurayami Piledriver* (Cradle kneeling reverse piledriver)[63][64]
		- *Nomisugi Knee* (Running knee strike)[65][66]
	+ **As Black Tiger**
		- *Black Tiger Bomb* (Sitout crucifix powerbomb)
		- Kneeling reverse piledriver[1]
		- Tiger suplex[1]
* **Signature moves**
	+ Fisherman's suplex
	+ Double underhook DDT
	+ Exploder suplex
	+ Fireman's carry double knee gutbuster
	+ Fujiwara armbar
	+ Guillotine choke
	+ High knee, sometimes from the top rope
	+ Multiple corner clotheslines
	+ Octopus stretch[1]
	+ Running shiranui
	+ Sitout double underhook powerbomb
	+ Springboard dropkick to an opponent draped on the top rope
	+ Springboard tornado DDT
	+ Tilt-a-whirl headscissors takedown
* **With Alex Koslov / Davey Richards**
	+ *Contract Killer* (Inverted Death Valley driver (Koslov/Richards) / Springboard knee drop (Romero) combination)[19][27][67] (NJPW)
* **With Baretta**
	+ *Strong Zero* (Cradle back-to-belly piledriver (Baretta) / Diving double foot stomp (Romero) combination)[68]
* **With Ricky Reyes**
	+ *Cuban Missile Crisis* (Backbreaker (Reyes) / Diving knee drop (Romero) combination)
Together

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## Mission details

### Preceded by

Finally Free

**Together** is the thirty-first main mission of *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*, taking place in Astoria.
Marvel's Spider-Man 2 trophies

## Trophy

**Dedicated**
Collect all Trophies

**Trophies** are collectibles in *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*. There are 42 trophies available in the game, most of which are for completing missions, obtaining collectibles, and completing certain tasks.

Collecting all trophies will unlock the platinum trophy "**Dedicated**".
Trouble With Harry

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## Mission details

### Followed by

This Isn't You

**Trouble With Harry** is the twenty-sixth main mission of *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*, taking place in Hell's Kitchen.
Union Allied Construction

The *Union Allied Construction* is a key organisation that features in *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*.

## Original appearance

Union Allied Construction's first appearance was in *Marvel's Daredevil Season 1 Episode 1* (April 2015).

## References

Video games
* Insomniac Games (2023). *Marvel's Spider-Man 2* [Game]. Sony Interactive Entertainment. PlayStation 5.
Marvel's Spider-Man 2 missions

The following is a list of **missions** in *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*. Missions serve as the main storyline of the game, indicated by yellow icons () on the map, and generally begin with a cutscene. Side activities, however, are highlighted by blue icons ().

Many missions will result in a reward of some kind, such as a new gadget or suit, in addition to experience points.

## Citywide activities

As players progress through the game, **citywide activities** are unlocked after completing certain missions. These are optional activities that are scattered throughout the city. Completing them will reward players with collections and in some cases, suits.
Like Old Times

**Like Old Times** is the fourth main mission in "The Heist" downloadable content for *Marvel's Spider-Man*. Mary Jane Watson calls Peter Parker about a Maggia firefight near Hudson and North Moore, marking the beginning of a gang war.

## Story

Peter arrives at the location and stops the gang war. Interrogating one of the thugs, Spider-Man discovers that that was a distraction for the police from one of the Cicero family's stores. At the store he finds claw marks and observation post and sees Black Cat sneaking into Cicero's hideout. He tries to stop her, but she leaves with a data drive and leaves him to the thugs of Cicero family.

After short battle, Spider-Man meets Black Cat at the roof nearby and asks why she's helping Hammerhead. She says that Hammerhead kidnapped her son and leaves Spider-Man in shock and with thoughts about his possible connection with the boy. Spider-Man chooses not to disclose this to Mary Jane Watson after calling her.

## Walkthrough

After reaching the location of the mission, a battle against the Maggia begins. Though the first group of enemies are standard enemies fought before where the usual tactics apply, eventually, a brute carrying a Gatling gun arrives.

Gatling gun brutes are much harder than typical brutes, as they cannot be webbed up as easily, and their gunfire can deal significant damage. Instead, there are two options: either using two Focus bars for a Takedown (the simplest path), or avoiding their attacks and throwing melee attacks until they fall. It may be easiest to fight other enemies to build Focus for a Takedown (or simply use Battle Focus), but this option is not always available, at which point melee attacks are the only way to go against these brutes since webs are largely ineffective.

Following the battle, a cutscene leads to the next portion of the mission. Follow the waypoint to reach Black Cat's stakeout gear. This is similar to the Black Cat Stakeouts from the main game; aiming the camera at the rooftop directly in front of where it is facing will find the mascot and lead to Black Cat. After following her there, a cutscene commences, and a battle against Maggia, including a Gatling gun brute, is fought.

When the battle is complete, a cutscene commences and ends the mission and opens the next, "Something is Screwy".
Spider Armor - MK III Suit

Dynamic semi-liquid smart metal crystallizes to reflect all bullets, except for sniper rounds, back at shooters.

## Behind the scenes

### Original appearance

*Amazing Spider-Man* #682

The **Spider Armor - MK III Suit** is a suit players can unlock at level 26 in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. It costs 2 Base Tokens, 4 Challenge Tokens and 4 Crime Tokens, and comes with the **Titanium Alloy Plates** suit power.

## Characteristics

### Appearance

The Spider Armor - MK III Suit is primarily red and black in color, with glowing pale blue eyes. While not bulky or cumbersome by any means, it is certainly the most stocky of the suits featured in the game, with heavier armor platings on the shoulders, groin area, upper back, ankles, thighs, and lower arms. The suit features an independent red helmet, as well as a built-in utility belt.

### Suit power

The Titanium Alloy Plates power that unlocks with this suit allows Spider-Man to leap into combat without worry of being shot, as all bullets excluding sniper rounds will ricochet back into enemies.

## Original appearance

For more background of Spider Armor - MK III Suit throughout comic book history, see **all appearances of Spider-Man's Suit** and the **original appearance of Spider Armor - MK III Suit** on the **Marvel Database**
The suit first appeared in *Amazing Spider-Man* #682, in which it is created by Spider-Man (Peter Parker) to fight each one of the supervillain members of the Sinister Six during *Ends of the Earth* arc. It was originally designed by Stefano Caselli.
Vintage Comic Book Suit

The **Vintage Comic Book Suit** is a suit players can unlock at level 41 in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. It costs 4 Backpack Tokens, 4 Challenge Tokens, and 4 Crime Tokens.

## Characteristics

### Appearance

The suit's design is essentially the Classic Suit with its appearance altered by cel-shading. The cel-shaded approach to this suit aims to replicate the feel of old-school Spider-Man comics. As with many other suits, this suit comes with expressive eye lenses. However, instead of using shutters, the eye lenses actually change shape, much like how they did not only in the classic comics, but also in many of the various cartoon series based off them. To differentiate it from the realistic Classic Suit, this suit has no visible web-shooters on the wrists.

### Suit power

The suit comes with the **Quips** signature power. This ability offers no combat advantage aside from staggering enemies slightly when activated, though it allows players to listen to Spider-Man's sarcastic quips as he fights enemies.

## Original appearance

For more background of Vintage Comic Book Suit throughout comic book history, see **all appearances of Spider-Man's Suit** and the **original appearance of Vintage Comic Book Suit** on the **Marvel Database**
The Vintage Comic Book Suit is based on the iconic original costume that Spider-Man has worn for most of his career in the comics. This version of classic suit is heavily based on 1960s - 80s comic book era.
Upgraded Suit (Peter Parker)

The **Upgraded Suit** is a suit players may equip in *Marvel's Spider-Man* and *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*. In the first game, it was added for free in the 1.16 update, and does not possess an associated suit power. In the sequel, it is instead unlocked at Level 41.

## Characteristics

The Upgraded Suit is partially based on the Stark Suit, which itself is based on the Classic Suit. However, the blue highlights of said suits are replaced with black ones on this suit, akin to Alex Ross' Classic Spider-Man Suit. The spider-symbol on the back of the suit is also different, with it being colored white and more closely resembling the chest insignia. This suit has no associated suit power. In the sequel, it does not have style variations because it's a movie suit.

## Original appearance

The suit is based upon the Spider-Man suit designed by Peter Parker in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, in which he is portrayed by Tom Holland. It is featured in the 2019 film *Spider-Man: Far From Home* and the 2021 film *Spider-Man: No Way Home*

In *Far From Home*, Peter designs this suit to prepare for his final battle against Mysterio in London, and continues to wear it upon his return to New York City where his identity is exposed by Mysterio and J. Jonah Jameson.

In *No Way Home*, after the Upgraded Suit is smeared with green paint by a Mysterio supporter, Peter is forced to wear it inside-out as the Black and Gold Suit. Aunt May manages to remove the paint from the suit, and he continues to wear it until a redeemed Doctor Octopus integrates it with nanites from the Iron Spider Suit, transforming it into the Hybrid Suit.
The Flames Have Been Lit

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## Mission details

### Followed by

Stay Positive

**The Flames Have Been Lit** is the sixteenth main mission of *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*, taking place in Little Odessa.
The Art of Marvel’s Spider-Man 2

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***The Art of Marvel’s Spider-Man 2*** is an upcoming companion art book to *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*, published by Dark Horse Books. It contains concept art and images from the game, with captions from Insomniac Games developers. It is scheduled to be released on May 14, 2024.
The Trouble with Arson

**The Trouble with Arson** is the second main mission in "The Heist" downloadable content for *Marvel's Spider-Man*. Spider-Man sees a car destroyed by a car bomb, which firefighters mention was destroyed by Hammerhead, and uses his Spider-Drone to look for other car bombs.

Completion of this mission unlocks new Maggia Crimes.

## Walkthrough

After arriving at the place of the police call, press  to the Spider-Drone him. You will have 2 minutes to find four bombs by using vibrations and beeps. When you find bombs,  to short-circuit them.

After this, new Maggia crimes are available around New York City. These crimes can include car bomb crimes in which the Spider-Drone disables bombs, but also includes other types of crimes seen in the main game. Shortly after this, the next mission, "Long Lost Loot", is available after Spider-Man hears a phonecall.
Velocity Suit

Micro-gyros allow for faster sprinting, and real-time momentum-transfer knocks down enemies.

The **Velocity Suit** is a suit players may equip in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. An original suit designed by comic book artist and conceptual designer Adi Granov, it is part of the "Spidey Suit Pack" pre-order bonus for the game that grants players instant access to three different suits. For players who did not pre-order, the suit is unlocked at level 33, costing 2 Backpack Tokens, 4 Challenge Tokens, and 2 Landmark Tokens. The Velocity Suit also unlocks the **Blitz** suit power.

## Characteristics

### Appearance

The Velocity Suit is one of the few suits designed specifically for the game, and has not been seen in any other Spider-Man iteration. It is a red and gray armored suit that includes unique looking silver visors on the eyes, as well as more defined plating and a glowing blue spider symbol that appears to glow in the dark.

### Suit power

Blitz features as the signature power of the Velocity Suit. When activated, it boosts Spider-Man's speed and allows him to use his momentum as a weapon, plowing through his enemies.

## Other appearances

* The Velocity Suit is featured in the tie-in comic book miniseries *Spider-Man: Velocity*, which relays the backstory of the suit.
* The Velocity Suit makes an appearance in the 2019 film *Spider-Man: Far From Home*, as one of the pre-made suit designs that are shown when Spider-Man is making his new suit.

## References

1. ↑  SPIDER-MAN: VELOCITY Continues Sony Game Continuity. Newsarama. Accessed July 4, 2019.
2. ↑  The Definitive List of 'Spider-Man: Far From Home' References and Easter Eggs. The Hollywood Reporter. Accessed July 4, 2019.
Trail of the Cat

**Trail of the Cat** is the sixth main mission in "The Heist" downloadable content for *Marvel's Spider-Man*. Mary Jane Watson calls Spider-Man to inform him where Black Cat's last location was. Spider-Man tracks her.

## Story

Spider-Man investigates the location in Greenwich that Mary Jane mentioned. There, he sees a police blockade and an injured security guard. At the crime scene, he finds volume two of a book, which he deduces does not contain a Maggia flash drive, and near a Macchio crime family pawnshop, puts together a trail that leads him to "Vito", a man from the Macchio family who appears to have been taken out by Black Cat.

The trail continues to an area overlooking Hammerhead thugs, as Spider-Man sees that the book Black Cat gave them did not contain the flash drive. Black Cat told the thug she gave it to that she wanted to deliver the drive to Hammerhead herself, leading the other thugs to beat execute him for believing her and not following orders, at which point Spider-Man interrupts them. He then gives the book to the police, having not retrieved the drive.

With this, only one drive with data on the Maggia families remains before Black Cat has the drives on all the Maggia families. Spider-Man calls Mary Jane and informs her of this, and the fact that Black Cat is working for Hammerhead as he has her son. The conversation ends awkwardly when Spider-Man admits to her that if Black Cat does have a son, he could be the father.

## Walkthrough

Around the crime scene, investigate the book and the spilled liquid near the pawnshop. After completing the puzzle here, follow the trail leads to a member of the Macchio crime family, and a battle begins against Maggia thugs. The battle is fairly straightforward, and once beat, continue the trail. This leads to another battle against Maggia, with brutes participating also. The Impact Web here is effective at webbing enemies to walls.

Once complete, after a call with Mary Jane ends the mission, you are free to patrol New York City and complete tasks (such as crimes, Screwball Challenges, or Hardy's Stolen Art), before she calls Spider-Man again for the next mission, "Pursuing the Truth".
The Bar With No Name

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## Mission details

### Rewards

1500 XP
 Hammerhead Fronts

### Followed by

Jury Rigging

**The Bar With No Name** is the second main mission in the "Turf Wars" downloadable content for *Marvel's Spider-Man*. Spider-Man, operating on rumors that Hammerhead's men are in the Bar With No Name, travels there to investigate, using Spider-Bot to learn more.

Completing this mission reveals Hammerhead Fronts on the map.

## Story

At the Bar with No Name, Spider-Man agrees not to battle due to how difficult his last battle there was, choosing instead to send in his Spider-Bot. Inside, by overhearing conversations, Spider-Man learns that Hammerhead is augmenting himself, attempting to take out the Maggia dons ton control the Maggia. After reaching Vinny and Gino inside, Spider-Bot learns they are at the Aurebach Theater and calls Mary Jane Watson to give her information on Maggia fronts.

## Walkthrough

As Spider-Bot, avoid any of the guards at all costs. After descending the initial staircase, use a ramp on the left to head to the railing above the main room, and the EMP with  will stop the fans and allow entrance.

Inside the bar, reach certain tables and match their wavelength to hear their conversation and move on. Past the first table, head to the kitchen behind the bar, and follow it to the bar counter below to reach the main floor of the bar. Next, move to the tables next to two groups of highlighted guards and listen in while beneath the tables. Another group can be listened to when beneath the pool table.

Following this conversation, use EMP next to an outlet near the pinball machines to shut the lights down. When Dino opens the door to the back, head to the back room and use the ramps to get up to the map and take a picture. Heading through the bathroom and through a vent leads to Vinny and Gino.

In Vinny and Gino's room, the Spider-Bot must distract them to pull them away from the table with the maps. To do this, the first can be distracted by disabling an outlet on the floor, while the second can be distracted by disabling an outlet found by climbing the ramp near the table to get up. Once up here, the Spider-Bot can take a picture of the map on the table.

With the mission complete, Maggia Fronts are available to complete at any time, though the mission "Jury Rigging" is also available to start immediately.
Uptown Pride Suit

The **Uptown Pride Suit** is a suit players can use in *Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales*. It is unlocked after completing all Friendly Neighborhood Challenges in the game.

## Characteristics

### Appearance

The suit is exactly the same as Miles' Classic Suit, but with some changes:

* The red sections are now gold.
* It has two additional downward arrow shapes on the lower half of each of Miles' upper arms.
* The suit was given to Miles as a thank you gift. It represents the love he has for his city and the love the city has for him in return.

Its color also represents decentralized political and social movement of “Black Lives Matter” back in 2020, hence by the scene where Miles unlocks and immediately dons this suit.
Wings Of My Own

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New Threads

**Wings Of My Own** is the eighteenth main mission of *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*, taking place in Harlem.
Tombstone: Let's Get Ready to...

## Trophy

**Tombstone Takedown**
Defeat Tombstone

**Tombstone: Let's Get Ready to...** is a side mission in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. It is unlocked after completing "Tombstone: What's He Building in There...". Spider-Man confronts and battles Tombstone, having the counter-drug he created in the previous mission to render Tombstone vulnerable.

## Walkthrough

The side mission is a boss battle with Tombstone. Tombstone can be attacked with melee moves and Finishers. After beating on Tombstone for a while, he will call in his thugs. They will need to be defeated, then Tombstone is weakened a bit more before the counter-drug can be used, which will happen automatically.

After the counter-drug takes effect, Tombstone will be more vulnerable to attacks. He will have a fire-covered metal hook on a long chain that he will swing at Spider-Man. Avoid the chain if possible and finish wearing Tombstone down to end the fight and complete the mission.
The Mask

**The Mask** is the eleventh main mission in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. Spider-Man travels to catch up with Martin Li in order to get information on the Inner Demons mask.

## Story

After catching Shocker, Spider-Man receives a call from Mary Jane Watson, who asks him to learn more about the mask the two recovered during "Don't Touch the Art". Spider-Man says he intends to ask Martin Li, who has a degree in Art History. On the way, J. Jonah Jameson has a new podcast about the masked thugs that attacked Rosemann's estate, ranting that them using masks is further evidence that Spider-Man has led to an increase in crime.

After arriving at the F.E.A.S.T. shelter, Spider-Man grabs a snack and waits until morning, then removes his costume and enters the shelter as Peter Parker. Upon approaching Li in his office, Peter asks Li about the mask, saying he is bringing it as a favor for Mary Jane. Li appears disturbed, and reveals the symbol inside the mask means "Demon". He reveals the mask could be connected to dangerous people, and urges Peter to steer Mary Jane away from her investigation.

Once Peter leaves, he calls Mary Jane about what happened, speculating that the mask must have reminded Li of some childhood trauma and passing on Li's warning to her, though she declines to drop the story.

## Walkthrough

There is no combat in this mission, as it consists of traveling to the F.E.A.S.T. shelter and talking with Li. After entering his office and talking to him, a cutscene commences, after which, leave the shelter to conclude the mission and resume control as Spider-Man.

Before the next mission, "Day to Remember", begins, Spider-Man remarks there is "time to kill" before he is needed at Dr. Otto Octavius' lab. One of the available side missions (either "Spider-Man P.I.", "Spider-Men", or "Storming the Castle") can be completed now, though simple citywide activities can be completed in the meantime instead before the next mission is available.
Wake Up

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**Wake Up** is the twenty-first main mission of *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*, taking place in Astoria.
Together But Alone

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### Followed by

Humanitarian Aid

**Together But Alone** is the fourth main mission in the "Silver Lining" downloadable content for *Marvel's Spider-Man*. Mary Jane Watson calls Spider-Man about Hammerhead thugs hitting an Oscorp shipping facility. He meets up with Silver Sable there, who also chases them.

## Story

Mary Jane Watson points Spider-Man to the shipping facility, as Hammerhead is stealing weapons bound for Symkaria. Pointing out that, given Hammerhead men have stolen most Sable International weapons, a lot in police lockup, and is now stealing more bound for Symkaria, she questions where he is keeping it, and decides to look for Hammerhead bases. She also talks about the Symkaria civil war against its ruling dictator, and the fact that Silver Sable needs the weapons to fight the war.

As Spider-Man arrives, trucks loading up Project Olympus equipment leaves, and Spider-Man chases them down. Spider-Man tries to stop the truck to stop Sable from shooting and accidentally hurting someone, and stops more Hammerhead cars and stolen tanks on his own. When her jet is attacked by drones, he also latches on and web shoots them down. Sable does not thank him or respond.

Sable then shoots the final truck and holds a Hammerhead thug at gunpoint to make him talk, though he accepts his death as Hammerhead would kill him instead. Spider-Man stops her from killing him and encourages her to work with him, which she begrudingly agrees to while placing a tracker on his suit and leaving.

## Walkthrough

The beginning of the mission leads to a truck chase, which plays out identically to previous truck chases. Spider-Man must stop two trucks, as well as two escorting cars. Stopping the first truck and one car causes Silver Sable to arrive in her jet, and for more Hammerhead cars to arrive.

While Sable's jet is chasing, Spider-Man must initially stop more cars. Rocket fire from stolen Sable tanks will sometimes leave behind blasts in the air that are deadly for Spider-Man, which can normally be avoided with point launches.

After stopping a few more, drones will attack Sable's jets, which Spider-Man must stop with Web Shooters by pressing  in the air. The first few drones are stopped by swinging in as close to the drones as possible, and then shooting. The timing of this can be challenging: shooting too far away from them will cause them to miss, and while Spider-Man is shooting mid-air, he will lose momentum. As such, it is important to get in as close as possible before shooting.

When prompted, latch onto Sable's jets to shoot down the rest of the drones. After latching onto it, this part simply requires shooting as no aiming is needed. From here, Spider-Man will jump off, and simply needs to latch onto the last truck to end the mission. The next, "Humanitarian Aid", is immediately available.
Webbed Black Suit

The **Webbed Black Suit** is a suit in *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*, available for Peter Parker. A variant of the Black Suit, it is the Venom symbiote version of the Webbed Suit. Due to being a movie suit, it does not posses any suit styles.

## Characteristics

The suit is essentially a black version of the Webbed Suit with a slightly different Spider-Emblem and a noticeable white webbing. Like the Webbed Suit, it lacks the shutter eyes. Despite being a symbiote suit, it does not have the Black Suits' unique features, retaining the usual white webbing instead of the Black Suits' black webbing and using the Spider Arms instead of symbiote tentacles for the Spider-Dash and Spider-Jump moves. This keeps with its origin film *Spider-Man 3*, where it simply enhances Peter's abilities and does not give him black webbing or symbiote tentacles.

## Original appearance

The suit first appeared in the Sam Raimi film *Spider-Man 3*, where Peter Parker is portrayed by Tobey Maguire.

This suit is created when Peter bonds with the Venom symbiote, which preys on his thoughts of revenge upon learning that Flint Marko, the Sandman, is Uncle Ben's real killer. The symbiote augments Peter's abilities, but also makes him more aggressive. He only realizes the symbiote's influence after he accidentally strikes Mary Jane in a fit of rage and goes to a church to remove the symbiote, only succeeding after the church bells cause great pain and agony to the symbiote. However, in the process, the symbiote lands on Eddie Brock, who is at the church to pray for Peter's death after getting fired from a symbiote-influenced Peter exposing him as a fraud, and transforms him into Venom.
Scarlet Spider III Suit

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* Default
* Style 1
* Style 2
* Style 3

## Gameplay information

### Requires

20 Tech Parts, 1 City Token (base)
10 Tech Parts (Suit Styles)

## Behind the scenes

### Original appearance

Ben Reilly: Scarlet Spider #1

The **Scarlet Spider III Suit** is a suit players may equip for Peter Parker in *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*.

### Styles

* **Color 1**: Default color scheme.
* **Color 2**: The blue is replaced with red while the other red is replaced with black and the mask is red, and the spider emblems are black.
* **Color 3**: Similar to Color 2 except the red is replaced with yellow.
* **Color 4**: The red is replaced with blue while the other blue is replaced with white.

Suit styles
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The End Suit

* Default
* Style 1
* Style 2
* Style 3

The **The End Suit** is a suit players may equip in *Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales* and *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*. It is unlocked at level 11, and costs 16 Activity Tokens and 2 Tech Parts in order to be crafted.

## Gallery

Suit styles
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Valley of Death

The Sixth Gun: Valley of Death #1 cover by A.C. Zamudio

*The Sixth Gun – Volume Six* (hardcover)

***The Sixth Gun: Valley of Death*** is a three-issue miniseries focused on a young White Wolf and Screaming Crow.

## Cover Gallery

Covers by A.C. Zamudio.

***The Sixth Gun: Valley of Death* #1**
June 3, 2015***The Sixth Gun: Valley of Death* #2**
July 15, 2015***The Sixth Gun: Valley of Death* #3**
August 26, 2015
## References

1. ↑ Haunted Trails: *The Sixth Gun* Retrospective (Part 4)
2. ↑ *The Sixth Gun: Valley of Death* #1
3. ↑ *The Sixth Gun: Valley of Death* #2
4. ↑ *The Sixth Gun: Valley of Death* #3
Thicker Than Blood

## Trophy

**Family Drama**
Defeat Prowler

**Thicker Than Blood** is a mission in *Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales*.

## Story

While on his way to the Oscorp Science Center, Miles gets kidnapped by his uncle Aaron Davis, disguised as the Prowler. He is then taken to a subway line where Aaron tells Miles to just let Simon Krieger and Phin kill each other. The two get into an argument and after they battle, Miles tells his Uncle that he can't turn his back on the city when they need him most.

## Walkthrough

The battle with the Prowler is as follows: In his first phase the Prowler can charge at you and turn invisible, similar to Miles' camouflage. While it is possible to beat him with his cloaking, Venom Attacks can short out his cloak and allow the player to get more hits in. Prowler can also use mines that can disable Venom if Miles gets hit by them, Similar to a Roxxon Guards weapons. In the second phase, Prowler charges up a laser with a wide range that can be countered with Perfect Counter. In this phase, there are also junction boxes that can fill up a full Venom bar, though this is not recommended as you are completely vulnerable this way. During the third and final phase, Prowler can summon three holograms of himself to attack Miles. The holograms usually take four hits to defeat, although Venom can kill them instantly. It is recommended that the player takes down the holograms first as they can prove to be a nuisance. Once the player has dealt enough damage, the end cutscene plays and they earn the "Family Drama" trophy.
Trip Mine

## Trophy

**Hug It Out**
Knock together 10 pairs of enemies with Trip Mines

*Laser activated web trap that instantly incapacitates enemies.*
**Trip Mine** is a gadget in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. Players unlock the ability to construct this gadget during the course of the Dual Purpose mission.

## Use

The Trip Mine gadget fires a small device that attaches to a wall or enemy, which upon detecting an enemy nearby, will hit them with a web and pull them towards one another, causing them to slam together. It is meant primarily for large groups of enemies. The Mine only has a few charges, so players need to be careful where and when they use them.

The Trip Mine can be a viable alternative to the Impact Web, as it can instantly tie an enemy to a wall. This is especially useful if Spider-Man is unable to find a suitable angle to silently take an enemy down.
Upgraded Suit (Miles Morales)

* Default
* Style 1
* Style 2
* Style 3

The **Upgraded Suit** is Miles Morales's primary suit in *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*. He created this suit in between the events of *Miles Morales* and the *Marvel's Spider-Man 2* comic. This suit is heavily based on his original Classic Suit.

As the predecessor this suit was designed exclusively for *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*, the Upgraded Suit is an original suit created by Insomniac Games. It is Miles' default Spider-Man suit that he crafts and wears for a majority of the game's story until he replaces it with a "completely original" suit, the Evolved Suit in the climax of the game.

## Styles

* **Color 1:** The default color scheme.
* **Color 2:** Resembles Peter's Advanced Suit 2.0. The mask and chest area are red, the spider logos and the stripes on his arms are white, and the legs are blue.
* **Color 3:** The mask and chest area are blue, and the legs are black. Almost resembles Peter's Fear Itself Suit.
* **Color 4:** Resembles the Armored Advanced Suit. The suit is white with red webbing.

Suit styles