Peter Parker

### Abilities

Stick to any surface, strength, speed, agility, intelligence, web-gadgets, reflexes

## Behind the scenes

### Portrayed by

Yuri Lowenthal

**Peter Parker**, also known by his superhero alias **Spider-Man**, is the main character in the *Marvel's Spider-Man* series. Peter is the protagonist in *Marvel's Spider-Man*, a supporting character in *Miles Morales*, and the dual protagonist in *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*, alongside Miles Morales.

A resident of New York City, Peter gained his superhuman spider-powers and abilities after a bite from a radioactive spider at age fifteen. Opting to maintain a secret identity, he employed his newfound abilities and crafted web gadgets to protect New York. Eight years deep into his superhero journey, Peter is a seasoned and adept crime fighter but frequently grapples with balancing his superhero duties and personal life.

As the Spider-Man persona, Peter fought various criminals, sharing a longstanding rivalry with Wilson Fisk. He spent eight years collaborating with Yuriko Watanabe to bring Fisk down, but doing so unleashed deadlier organized crime. Peter was the sole Spider-Man until he was supported by Miles Morales, a friend who also gained spider powers. Outside the mask, Peter worked as a lab assistant for his mentor, Dr. Otto Octavius, and grew up under the nurturing care of his Aunt May Parker. Romantically, Peter has been linked with *Daily Bugle* reporter Mary Jane Watson, whom he met during middle school along with his best friend, Harry Osborn.

## History

### Early history

Peter was born in roughly 1995, in Forest Hills, New York. Peter was raised by his Aunt May and Uncle Ben in Queens. While in middle school, Peter became best friends with Mary Jane Watson and Harry Osborn, forming a friendship that would last into his adulthood. Peter also developed an interest in science at a young age, and he grew up idolizing the acclaimed scientist Dr. Otto Octavius.

At fifteen years old, while attending a science demonstration, Peter was bitten by a radiation-infused spider, which altered his physiology and granted him superhuman abilities. Peter fashioned a rudimentary costume for himself out of a shirt, pants and a mask, engineered his own homemade web fluid and web-shooters, and began wrestling for money under the moniker "The Spider". At some point after, Uncle Ben passed away, at which point Aunt May started volunteering at F.E.A.S.T., while Peter gains part-time job at Daily Bugle after becoming a crime-fighter, Spider-Man. After successfully getting a data inside a drive with Harry during their tonight's infiltrations at Midtown High, Peter and Harry meets up at the football field undetected, before they are approached by Harry's father, Norman, who sadly informed them the death of Emily Osborn by an Oshtran syndrome.

### Becoming Spider-Man

Resolving to use his powers for good, Peter crafted a distinctive red and blue suit, becoming "Spider-Man". Stopping petty crimes across New York, thanks to J. Jonah Jameson, opinions on him varied, with some seeing him as a menace and others as a hero. Taking up photography, Peter freelanced for the *Daily Bugle* to help May pay for the mortgage before quitting after being framed for murder.

Over eight years, Spider-Man clashed with foes like Shocker early in his career, as well as Electro, Vulture, Rhino, Scorpion, and others, ultimately incarcerating them in the Raft prison. He also encountered villains like Sandman, Lizard, Swarm, and Mysterio. During his early crime-fighting days, he inadvertently left backpacks webbed across the city. The culmination of his eight years was his consistent rivalry with crime lord Wilson Fisk, known as "The Kingpin". While fighting him and his influence, he built an alliance with NYPD's Yuriko Watanabe, who remained oblivious to his real identity.

In his personal sphere, Aunt May became affiliated with F.E.A.S.T., helmed by Martin Li. Peter briefly dated Mary Jane, but six months prior to *Marvel's Spider-Man*, broke up with her due to his fears about her safety. After completing his studies at Empire State University, Peter joined Octavius Industries, working under Otto. There, he once encountered Miles Morales and Phin Mason at an Oscorp event, but had to leave abruptly due to Spider-Man duties.

### *Hostile Takeover*

Spider-Man discovered a new criminal named Blood Spider (Michael Bingham) who was impersonating him. Blood Spider, who did not care about saving lives and only wants to get blood on his hands, turned much of the city against Spider-Man. Luckily, Spider-Man managed to expose him and sent him to the Raft.

### *Marvel's Spider-Man*

In "The Main Event", an experienced Peter Parker aided Yuriko Watanabe and the police in the arrest of Wilson Fisk at Fisk Tower, with Fisk ominously warning Peter that Fisk had kept order in the city, and Spider-Man would miss him in a month. After, in "My OTHER Other Job" Peter assisted Dr. Octavius with prosthetic demonstrations, but was too late to prevent it facing issues in front of government financiers. In "Something Old, Something New", upon Octavius finding his damaged suit, he helped Peter design a new Advanced Suit, and expressed pride in Peter.

Asked by Yuri to inspect a tripped alarm at an auction in "Don't Touch the Art", Peter reunited with ex-girlfriend Mary Jane. The auction house was attacked by the Inner Demons, who were pursuing an item called Devil's Breath. Shortly after, in "A Shocking Comeback", Peter put Shocker away again, who was working for the Demons but refused to reveal their identity due to his fear. In "Wheels within Wheels", Spider-Man worked with Officer Jefferson Davis to stop a Demon attack. Later that night, because Mayor Norman Osborn had pulled Octavius' funding and Peter could no longer be paid, Peter was evicted from his apartment, forced to stay at May's in "Couch Surfing".

At an award ceremony in "And the Award Goes to...", Mayor Osborn was to award Davis for his valor. The event took a dark turn when the Demons, led by Martin Li as Mister Negative, ambushed and killed Davis among others. Distraught, Davis' son, Miles Morales, initially resisted Peter's consolation. However, they later bonded when Peter arranged a job for Miles at F.E.A.S.T. Osborn's response to the Demon's threat was to deploy Sable International and its steely leader, Silver Sable, who clashed with Spider-Man.

Peter and Mary Jane meanwhile teamed up investigating Oscorp's perilous bioweapon, Devil's Breath. After successfully intercepting Li in "The One That Got Away", their partnership strained as Peter's protectiveness caused Mary Jane to ask for space. Concurrently, Otto's research continued, but his condition worsened due to a crippling neuromuscular disease. Despite Peter's cautions about the neural interface's adverse effects, Otto, consumed by his resentment for Osborn, clandestinely persisted with its usage.

In "Out of the Frying Pan...", a prison break released several of Spider-Man's foes — Mister Negative, Electro, Vulture, Rhino, and Scorpion — with Otto emerging as Doctor Octopus. He released the Devil's Breath in Times Square, leading to a citywide crisis. Osborn declared martial law and branded Spider-Man a fugitive.

Peter fought and defeated the Sinister Six in "Picking up the Trail" and "Heavy Hitter", teaming up with Mary Jane and Miles, where Mary Jane looked for a cure for Devil's Breath and Miles kept watch over F.E.A.S.T. After Mary Jane located the cure, in "The Heart of the Matter", Spider-Man secured it from Mister Negative, but was easily defeated by Doctor Octopus. Wounded, Mary Jane advised Peter to rely on his own science rather than his spider powers, leading him to build himself a yellow-light black armored suit to face Doc Ock. After a climactic battle with Otto atop Oscorp Tower in "Pax in Bello", Peter secured the antidote, tearfully telling the doctor that he had looked up to him prior to his downfall, and turning away from him when he pleaded with Peter not to be sent to prison.

Peter brought the antiserum to Dr. Morgan Michaels, hoping to cure Aunt May, who was infected with the disease. However, the dose was only enough for one use, and Dr. Michaels needed it to make enough to cure the others. As Peter prepared to save May, she revealed that she knew he was Spider-Man and that was proud of him. Ultimately, he was forced to let May die, devastating him. Three months on, New York stabilized, Mary Jane reconcile, and Miles, bitten by an experimental Oscorp spider, revealed his newfound spider-powers to Peter.

### *Velocity*

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### *The City That Never Sleeps*

In "The Heist", Mary Jane informed Peter of a break-in at the MMoCA museum, targeting the "Maria" painting associated with the Maggia crime syndicates. On site, Peter confronted Maggia don Hammerhead's minions and crossed paths with his former flame, Felicia Hardy (the Black Cat). Her real target was data drives embedded in artworks, which stored Maggia's financial records. Later, she disclosed that Hammerhead was leveraging her son—potentially also Peter's—for her cooperation. This revelation strained Peter's relationship with Mary Jane temporarily, but they found a concealed Hammerhead vault. As Felicia and Peter infiltrated, Peter learned she had deceived him and there was no child, but her real target was Hammerhead's personal drive in that vault. Discovering a bomb plot by Hammerhead at Felicia's residence, Peter endeavored to rescue Felicia (who was baffled he would try after she had betrayed him), but the explosion went off.

In "Turf Wars", Spider-Man aided Yuri Watanabe in assaulting Hammerhead's base, leading to many officer casualties. Spider-Man disrupted Hammerhead's operations, and discovered Hammerhead's intent to kill rival Maggia leaders with stolen Sable International gear. Spider-Man confronted Hammerhead, who was fatally shot by an interfering Yuri fatally shot him. In "Silver Lining", after initially clashing with her again, Spider-Man allied with Silver Sable to reclaim her stolen tech. After several encounters, and a surprise save from a still-alive Black Cat, Spider-Man and Sable cornered Hammerhead on a boat, defeating him.

### *Spider-Geddon*

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### *Miles Morales*

Initially hesitant, Peter trained Miles in the Spider-Man role while Mary Jane, heading to Symkaria, enlisted him as her photographer. During "Hold Onto Your Web-Shooters", they supervised a convoy transferring Raft prisoners, including Rhino. Chaos broke out when Miles accidentally unleashed Rhino. Though Peter was badly injured and urged Miles to run, Miles discovered his bio-electricity powers, subduing Rhino. Debriefing over pizza, Peter informed Miles of his Symkaria trip and departed, handing over a new suit and training modules citywide to him.

Following the Braithwaite Bridge incident, Peter offered to return, but Miles, confident in his abilities, dissuaded him. After a month, post-Roxxon and Underground conflicts, Peter praised Miles for maturing into his role. He mentioned moving into Aunt May's Queens residence and pondered a teaching position at ESU. Peter expressed astonishment at Miles' mother, Rio, acknowledging her son's dual identity, a contrast to his own history with Aunt May.

### *Marvel's Spider-Man 2* (comic)

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### *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*

Peter eventually took up teaching science as a new career. After substituting for a while, he got a job at Brooklyn Visions Academy, where Miles was also a student at.

On his first day at the Academy, Peter arrived late to teaching a physics lesson. Upon arriving, he started lecturing about surface tension when Miles asked to leave to use the bathroom. Peter, knowing it was to go and fight crime as Spider-Man allow him to. However, Miles returned, insisting Peter come help him. Relenting, Peter abandoned the lesson to help Miles fight Sandman, commenting he would be fired from teaching for doing so. The pair then dealt with Sandman, who was wreaking havoc in New York, leaving it entirely covered in sand. After handling the Sandman attack, Peter returned to the school, where Principal Evans fired him for disappearing and leaving the students unsupervised.

Peter returned home, where MJ arrived to store copies of her book on Symkaria that poorly solved before he started to clean up and found an old photo of him standing next to a hole in the wall he punched and two drawn eyes, eventually finding it in his old room. As MJ was about to find out which two prisoners from the Raft would be transferred, they came across Harry, whom they hadn't seen since he left for his "trip".

Peter and Harry then rode two bikes to catch up while MJ headed to work. Harry revealed he was now well thanks to an exosuit he was wearing that Dr. Curt Connors created and took Peter back into Midtown High, reminiscing how they had done so years before. While sitting on the bleachers, Harry showed him the object in Peter's old locker was a pass to a company called the Emily-May Foundation and revealed he wanted Peter to join it as a co-founder. After Harry gives him a tour of the company, and lets Norman Osborn know about the offer, he accepts.

Sometime later, Peter and Miles went to overlook the transfer of the two prisoners, Scorpion and Mister Negative, the latter's presence angering Miles before Peter told his protégé to focus. Suddenly, while en route to Ravencroft, the Hunters attacked the convoy, and abducted the prisoners while the Spider-Men saved nearby bystanders from harm.

That night, Peter joins MJ and Harry for a visit to the fair ar Coney Island. He introduces Miles and Ganke to Harry and then spends time alone with MJ on the ferris wheel, discussing her report for the Daily Bugle. However, Hunters interrupt them as they arrive to kidnap Tombstone, who was now working in go-kart maintenance. Peter, as Spider-Man, intervenes but prioritizes saving civilians in danger on a damaged rollercoaster, allowing the Hunters to escape with Tombstone. However, Peter struggles to rescue the civilians until Harry arrived, revealing the exosuit granted him powerful tentacles that he used to help Peter save them. coming out of him, which he later said was part of an exosuit that cured him.

In shock, Peter swings Harry to safety and reveals his identity to him. The pair decide to head to the foundation to research Harry’s exosuit to determine what else it can do. By morning, Norman discovers them and the damage they have done from their experimenting.

## Characteristics

### Appearance

Peter is of slightly above-average height, with a lean but muscular build, weighing 167 lbs. and standing 5'10" in height. He has brown hair and hazel eyes. Peter is often seen wearing plaid or flannel shirts. In the second game, his hair is cut shorter. As a teenager, Peter wore glasses, a blue puffer jacket, gray sweater over a white shirt, dark brown pants, and black loafers.

Young Peter as he appears in *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*.Peter as he originally appeared in *Marvel's Spider-Man*.Peter as he appears in *Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered*.Peter as he appears in *Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales*.Peter as he appears in *Marvel's Spider-Man 2*.
As Spider-Man, Peter wears a skin-tight bodysuit, which both conceals his identity and provides additional protection. While he can choose one of several suits, they are all spider-themed, and generally have a red, black, and blue color palette with white teardrop shaped eyepieces. Notable examples include:

Peter's First ever Suit, The Wrestler Suit.Peter's Classic Suit.Peter's Advanced Suit.Peter's Anti-Ock Suit.Peter's Advanced 2.0 Suit.Peter's Black Suit.Peter's Symbiote SuitPeter's Anti-Venom Suit.
### Personality

> **Peter Parker:** I promise to do everything in my power to protect this city.**Miles Morales:** I promise.**Peter Parker:** That's it.**Miles Morales:** That oath a real thing?**Peter Parker:** Totally. Definitely didn't just make it up.*Miles Morales* § "Hold Onto Your Web-Shooters"

Peter Parker is compassionate, self-sacrificing, witty, determined, and occasionally socially awkward. A light-hearted wisecracker, he is proud of his humor, deploying it to break tensions and lift the mood, something that has at times irritated both friends and allies. However, while remaining upbeat in the face of adversity, Peter never adopts an arrogant or callous attitude. Peter is compassionate, loyal and faithful to those close to him, but not to the point where he will forgive their crimes.

Peter's heroism is driven by a sense of responsibility he feels. He regularly sacrifices personal well-being and relationships for the greater good. This commitment gives him an unwavering resilience against overwhelming odds and a commitment to justice, even if it means confronting respected allies over their wrongdoings. It also has meant Peter can take on a larger burden than he can bear, and blames himself unnecessarily when the city is hurt. Peter's sense of responsibility is somewhat driven by guilt of those close to him he has lost, particularly his uncle Ben Parker.

Peter is also inspired by those close to him whom he admires. He has described his Aunt May as the one person in the world he would want to emulate, owing to her strength and selflessness. Peter also admired Otto's intelligence, relentlessness, and compassion; the admiration was mutual, making the fallout heartbreaking for Peter. Peter also shares mutual admiration with his girlfriend Mary Jane, though guilt at losing others caused him to become overly protective of her, straining their relationship. Similarly with Miles, who shared many of the same traits, Peter was reluctant to train him, but eventually became very proud of him as a second Spider-Man.

### Abilities

The spider bite gave Peter spider-like superhuman abilities, including wall-clinging, super strength, a danger-sensing "spider-sense", and enhanced durability. His strength enables feats like lifting heavy debris, and his anatomy can endure impacts that would greatly injure a regular person. He possesses superior speed, agility, reflexes and a regenerative healing factor, allowing rapid recovery from severe injuries and enhancing his vision. As Spider-Man, Peter's combat style blends martial arts and professional wrestling, incorporating agile, momentum-based maneuvers. He is largely self-taught, refining his skills over years and later mentoring Miles.

Beyond his Spider-Man abilities, Peter has prodigious intellect spans various scientific fields, recognized by peers like Otto Octavius for his talent and significant contributions to Octavius Industries. Peter also developed all his own equipment, is a capable hacker, and is adept at identifying overlooked patterns.

Peter's developed equipment includes a range of web-based tools. His primary equipment, the web-shooters, aid navigation and combat. His other crafted gadgets include the Impact Web and Spider-Drone. He also makes use of robotic Spider-Tracers for tracking and Spider-Bots for surveillance. His self-made suits offer varying degrees of protection, flexibility, and integrated tech, with the Advanced Suit being prominent. Each suit color serves a specific function, combining flexibility and defense.

When bonded with the Venom symbiote, Peter's strengths abilities amplify, allowing him to produce tendrils for offense and defense. The symbiote can also provide him with immense healing capabilities, able to heal broken bones and, most notably, restore him to perfect health despite being on the verge of death from a stab wound. However, the symbiote amplifies his negative emotions, making him more aggressive in combat and hostile to others, even his friends. It also makes him extremely vulnerable to high-frequency sounds, which will cause him to cry out and writhe in pain. By contrast, the non-sentient Anti-Venom symbiote grants Peter the same abilities but with none of the downsides.

## Other appearances

Insomniac Games's version of Peter Parker has appeared in numerous crossover events throughout Marvel.

### *Spider-Geddon*

Confirmed canon by Insomniac, his version of Spider-Man makes an appearance in the *Spider-Geddon* comic book storyline. The story of *Spider-Geddon* takes place after the events of the game and begins on Earth-1048 (the game's designated Earth) as Spider-Man is listening to J. Jonah Jameson's podcast. Spider-Man is contacted by Mary Jane Watson who states that a criminal is tearing up a bank in the Financial District and has a spider symbol on him. He arrives at the Financial District where he discovers that Tarantula is responsible. During the battle, Spider-Man is visited by Superior Spider-Man of Earth-616 who joins the battle. After some difficulty, he and Superior Spider-Man manage to defeat Tarantula.

Spider-Man is with Superior Spider-Man's group on Leopardon as they discuss how to destroy the Inheritors.

After Solus dismisses Superior Spider-Man upon bringing Ben Reilly to him, Spider-Man of Earth-1048 is revealed to have secretly followed Superior Spider-Man and thinks that he has betrayed him. As Spider-Man of Earth-1048 learns that tricking Jennix into feeding on Ben Reilly was part of Superior Spider-Man's plans, they are attacked by the Inheritors.

### Other crossovers

Spider-Man is featured in the six-issue comic book miniseries *Marvel's Spider-Man: City at War*, which follows the events of the game while introducing some new events. A second miniseries, *Marvel's Spider-Man: Velocity*, continues on from the events of *City at War*, and details Spider-Man's encounter with the supervillain Swarm. The character is also featured in *Marvel's Spider-Man: The Black Cat Strikes*, a five-issue limited series inspired by the events of *The City That Never Sleeps*.

Peter Parker makes a cameo in the *Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse*, as a member of the Spider Society.

## Original appearance

For more background of Peter Parker throughout comic book history, see **all appearances of Spider-Man** and the **original appearance of Peter Parker** on the **Marvel Database**
Spider-Man first appeared in *Amazing Fantasy* #15 on August 10, 1962.

Due to his popularity and high sales, he was later featured in a series, *The Amazing Spider-Man*, in 1963.

## Behind the scenes

### Portrayal

Yuri Lowenthal is the voice and motion-capture actor for Peter/Spider-Man in the game. Originally, John Bubniak provided the character's facial model in the PlayStation 4 version, prior to being replaced by Ben Jordan as of the PlayStation 5 remaster. Insomniac Games explained that the change was made in order to get a better match for Yuri Lowenthal's facial capture, and to "bring the best performances to players" with next-generation games. However, the change received backlash from the fans and critics, and Bubniak's facial model can still be seen in the credits of *Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered*.

In early 2015, Lowenthal gained the role after some initial pushback within Insomniac Games due to him voicing one of the main playable characters for Insomniac's most recently released game at the time, *Sunset Overdrive*. Ultimately, the game's lead writer Jon Paquette convinced the studio to cast him in the role due to his trust in Lowenthal's acting ability. Lowenthal worked with two stunt people throughout the game's development. He tried to differentiate between his voices for Peter Parker and Spider-Man but thought that they could not be totally different and, as a result, spent a large amount of time "finessing and massaging" his performance to achieve a balance.

### Reception

Insomniac Games' portrayal of Peter Parker has received a widely positive reception from fans and critics. Jonathon Dornbush of *IGN* praised the focus on Peter Parker and highlighted voice actor Yuri Lowenthal of having "an emotional honesty" in this version of Spider-Man that made it one of his favorite portrayals of the character. Similarly, Josh Harmon of *EGM* praised the game's characterization and understanding of Spider-Man and heroes in general, which he felt was handled better than how other comic adaptations handle their protagonists. Dom Nero of *Esquire* described the character as one of the best versions of Spider-Man he has seen and enjoyed the way that Insomniac depicted Spider-Man's morality and handled his transition into adulthood.

Spider-Man was named the fan-favorite video game character at the inaugural Gamers' Choice Awards in 2018. The character was ranked as the number one character within the game by WhatCulture.com.

## Notes

### Annotations

1. ↑ Peter was 23 in *Marvel's Spider-Man*, which took place in 2018, giving him a birth year of roughly 1995.
2. ↑ Spider-Man's reputation is polarized. Many citizens respect him, defending his actions, while others side with J. Jonah Jameson's critiques. The police are divided: some, including Yuriko Watanabe, support him, while others buy into Jameson's conspiracy theories. Initially, Sable faulted him for escalating issues, but later changed her stance. Mayor Osborn tried pinning the Devil's Breath crisis on Spider-Man, though his influence on public opinion is unclear.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Peter became overly protective of Mary Jane due to her bravery leading her to always put herself in danger, but without the powers he has. The exact details around the breakup this prior to *Marvel's Spider-Man* are unclear, but Peter describes a "fight to end all fights" and MJ felt treated her "like a baby". However, residual feelings remained, and after addressing their issues and collaborating professionally, MJ happily rekindled their relationship.
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Otto Octavius claimed that he thought Peter was Spider-Man's "suit crafter", showing pride in him and speaking positively of Spider-Man. However, his decision to stop the Sinister Six from killing him coupled by his revelation that he knew Parker was Spider-Man suggested he knew Peter was Spider-Man the entire time, and was just pretending for Peter's sake.
5. ↑ Peter's strength of will is on display when he managed to break free from Mister Negative's corruption via his own strength of character, and to take down the Sinister Six with fourteen broken bones.
6. ↑ Despite having great respect for Martin Li, upon knowing Li led the Demons, Peter was committed to taking him down. Similarly, despite his close allyship with Yuriko Watanabe, he stated he would have to turn her in when she took the law into her own hands and killed people.

### Citations

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 *Marvel's Spider-Man* menu § "Peter Parker / Spider-Man"
2. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Hidden Agenda"
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 *Marvel's Spider-Man* menu § "Mary Jane Watson"
4. ↑ *Spider-Geddon Vol 1 1*
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 *Marvel's Spider-Man* menu § "May Parker"
6. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "They're in Cahoots!"
7. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Hostage No More"
8. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Kidnapped!"
9. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "A Loop"
10. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Blindsided"
11. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Error: File Not Found"
12. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Collission Course"
13. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Pax in Bello"
14. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Out of the Frying Pan..."
15. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Take a photo of building"
16. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Financial Shock"
17. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Help the police at Times Square"
18. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Strong Connections"
19. ↑ 19.0 19.1 19.2 19.3 19.4 *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Pax In Bello"
20. ↑ *Miles Morales* script § "Like Real Scientists"
21. ↑ 21.0 21.1 *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "The Main Event"
22. ↑ 22.0 22.1 *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "My OTHER Other Job"
23. ↑ 23.0 23.1 *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Something Old, Something New"
24. ↑ 24.0 24.1 24.2 *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Out of the Frying Pan..."
25. ↑ 25.0 25.1 *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Don't Touch the Art"
26. ↑ 26.0 26.1 *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "A Shocking Comeback"
27. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Day to Remember"
28. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "And the Award Goes to..."
29. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "First Day"
30. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "The One That Got Away"
31. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Strong Connections"
32. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Breakthrough"
33. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "The Heart of the Matter"
34. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "The Maria"
35. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Like Old Times"
36. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Trial of the Cat"
37. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Follow the Money"
38. ↑ 38.0 38.1 *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Cover for the Cat"
39. ↑ *Miles Morales* script § "Hold Onto Your Web-Shooters"
40. ↑ *Miles Morales* script § "Time to Rally"
41. ↑ 41.0 41.1 *Miles Morales* script § "The Battle For Harlem"
42. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Collision Course"
43. ↑ 43.0 43.1 *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Dual Purpose"
44. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Crime Scene Recordings"
45. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "Step Into My Parlor"
46. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "For She's a Jolly Good Fellow"
47. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man* script § "...Into the Fire"
48. ↑ Saavedra 2018
49. ↑ Paquette 2023
50. ↑ Gage, Christos (2018). *Spider-Geddon* #0. Marvel Comics.
51. ↑ Gage, Christos (2018). *Spider-Geddon* #3. Marvel Comics.
52. ↑ Gage, Christos (2018). *Spider-Geddon* #5. Marvel Comics.
53. ↑ Stevens 2018
54. ↑ Marston 2019
55. ↑ Hallum 2020
56. ↑ 56.0 56.1 56.2 56.3 Vader 2018
57. ↑ Stevenson 2020
58. ↑ *Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered* credits from Youtube: John Bubniak's face at 4:01 and 4:13
59. ↑ John Bubniak's face from Remastered Credits, on top right of Mister Negative's sequence
60. ↑ Dornbush 2018
61. ↑ Harmon 2018
62. ↑ Nero 2018
63. ↑ Gamers' Choice Awards 2018
64. ↑ WhatCulture

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* Insomniac Games (2018). *Marvel's Spider-Man: The City That Never Sleeps* [Game]. Sony Interactive Entertainment. PlayStation 4.
* Insomniac Games (2020). *Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales* [Game]. Sony Interactive Entertainment. PlayStation 5.
* Insomniac Games (2023). *Marvel's Spider-Man 2* [Game]. Sony Interactive Entertainment. PlayStation 5.

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