Peter Parker (Earth-2007)

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Peter Parker, known by his superhero name Spider-Man, is a major character in the CMCU.

## History

### Early Life

Peter Parker was born on August 10, 2005. When Peter Parker was a baby, his parents gave him to his Uncle Ben and Aunt May so that they could go on a trip. Unfortunately, the plane crashed, killing both of his parents. Peter was raised by his aunt and uncle in Forest Hills, Queens. As he got older he met Harry Osborn, whom he would go on to be friends with, and also got to know Harry's father, the quiet Norman Osborn. Norman was sick with some sort of disease, but was always kind to Peter,

### Becoming Spider-Man

Peter Parker was 15 when a strange event changed his life forever. While walking to school one day, Peter was met by his friend Harry Osborn, who told him about a strange spider he and Gwen Stacy had found. The two met up with Gwen in a tunnel, but the radioactive spider got agitated and bit Peter. Harry and Gwen brought him to the hospital, where he was told that no damage had been done. However, when Peter Parker got home, he soon discovered that he had spider-like abilities like enhanced agility and a "spider sense." He decided to use his powers to become a superhero.

### Losing His Aunt and Uncle

After fighting crime for a few weeks, Spider-Man webbed up Chameleon, who was robbing a bank. Chameleon admitted that his role was just to create a distraction so that Spidey's aunt and uncle could be killed. Horrified, Spidey hurried back to the apartment that May and Ben lived in and found it on fire. Peter found Ben lying on the ground and said his goodbyes to him as he died. Peter promised that he would avenge Ben and May. Spider-Man confronted Chameleon in prison, asking who hired him. Chameleon stated that his boss would kill him if he revealed his identity, and Spider-Man stated that he didn't care if Chameleon died. Chameleon laughed at this, asking Spidey what kind of a hero he was. Spidey left the prison feeling unsure of himself.

### Helping The Avengers

Spidey noticed smoke at the dock, and found the Avengers fighting Loki when he got there. Loki took control of Hulk's mind and forced him to attack Wasp and Ant-Man, but Spidey knocked out Loki before he could force Hulk to do any real damage. Captain America thanked Spidey for his help, but Loki managed to stand up and teleport away to Asgard. Spidey grabbed Thor's foot as he went after Loki. Thor and Spidey arrived in Asgard and found the Royal Palace invaded. Inside the palace, they found Odin, who was gravely injured. Odin explained that Hydra soldiers with Asgardian weapons had infiltrated the palace. Thor said his goodbyes to Odin as he died. Loki approached Thor, who attacked him. Suddenly, Ghost appeared and mocked Thor. Shocked to see Ghost again, Thor explained to Spidey that Ghost used to be a part of the Avengers before he went mad and they kicked him out. Ghost gave Spidey a microchip, which began to mess with his mind, turning his sadness into anger toward the Avengers. Spidey then helped the Hydra soldiers attack Thor, who retreated back to Earth.

### Brainwashed by The Ghost

After Thor left, Spider-Man watched Loki and Ghost argue over the Tesseract. Ghost promised Loki that he would give him the Tesseract is he retrieved the Power Stone from the Asgardian Vault. Spidey had started to wonder if he was doing the wrong thing, but after he saw Loki kneeling sadly over Odin's body, he realized that Loki felt remorse for what he had done, which helped solidify his feeling that he was on the right side. Ghost brought Spidey to talk to Thanos, whom Ghost was going to give the Power Stone, Tesseract, and Mind Stone to. Thanos asked Ghost to use the Tesseract to open a portal to his location once Loki brought back the Power Stone. Soon after, Loki returned. Ghost, betraying Loki, opened a portal to where Thanos was, but the Avengers arrived right after. Thor threw Mjölnir at Ghost, hitting him in the head. Spider-Man helped the Hydra soldiers face the Avengers but was picked up by the Hulk. Iron Man tried to explain to him that the microchip was manipulating his brain, but Thanos entered the room through the portal, cutting him off. Thanos asked for the Power Stone, Tesseract, and Mind Stone and grabbed Thor, saying that he would kill him if all three objects were not immediately given to him.

Spidey believed Thanos was evil but felt obligated to assist him, and he realized that the Iron Man was correct and that the chip was clearly manipulating his emotions. Overcoming the chip's power, Spider-Man grabbed the Tesseract and teleported Thanos back to where he came from. The Avengers thanked Spider-Man, and Heimdall sent the Avengers and Spider-Man back to Earth. Not wanting to harbor anger in his heart, Peter Parker decided to forgive the Ghost and Chameleon for the death of his Aunt and Uncle.

### Becoming Famous

Soon after defeating Thanos, Spidey confronted one of his old enemies, a criminal named MacDonald Gargan. After tying Gargan against a wall for the police, Peter decided to make a new Spider-Man suit.

The school season started up, and Peter reunited with Gwen and Harry, who had not seen him in the three months since he became Spider-Man. Peter explained May and Ben's passing to them. Gwen was shocked, and Harry told Peter that he'd try to get his dad Norman to give him some money. During science class, Flash Thompson insulted the teacher, Curtis Connors, for missing his arm. Curtis, who had been bullied so much in the school and overall in his life lately, decided to prematurely inject a himself with a substance made of lizard DNA that he was creating to regrow his arm. Unfortunately the substance mutated his body. Becoming aggressive, Connors attacked the school and started choking Flash Thompson. Peter quickly put on his suit and tied up Connors with his webs. Connors told Spidey where the antidote was, and Spider-Man used it to undo Connors's mutation.

This act gave Spider-Man lots of publicity, and over the next weeks Spider-Man helped the police detain many more criminals, including Mysterio, Vulture, and Shocker. However one villain, the Green Goblin, kept avoiding capture. Peter Parker applied for a job at the news outlet called the Daily Bugle, which was looking for photographers who could take pictures of Spider-Man. Peter's application was turned down, yet he soon started seeing edited versions of his photos being used in the Daily Bugle's articles to frame Spider-Man in a bad light. Peter Parker confronted Eddie Brock, the person stealing his photos, and managed to get him fired. After this, the Daily Bugle agreed to hire Peter.

### The Revelation

Spider-Man headed to Jamaica, Queens, where Green Goblin had blown up an apartment building. Green Goblin was still there, and Spider-Man stopped him from stabbing a civilian with his hoverboard. Spider-Man attempted to remove Green Goblin's helmet to see who was underneath the mask, but the villain used a hidden blade on his arm to stab Spidey's side. The police arrived, so Green Goblin quickly fled the scene.

At school, Miles Morales told Peter there was going to be a school dance tomorrow evening. The school was evacuated right after due to a mass prison break occurring nearby. Peter suited up again and found the Avengers and S.H.I.E.L.D.troops struggling to enter the prison, which was being protected by many humanoid robots. Spider-Man swung through a hole in the prison wall and cleared the way for the other heroes to enter. Captain America explained that all of the robots were clones of an original model made by Tony Stark. Spidey, who had noticed that Tony wasn't present, tried to ask Captain America where he was, but got cut off by Chameleon and Mac Gargan, who were ready for a rematch against him. Spider-Man punched Gargan's face and knocked him to the ground, then pushed Chameleon against a wall. Spidey asked Chameleon if he remembered May and Ben, and Chameleon suddenly revealed that it was Norman Osborn who actually killed them, and not the Ghost. Spidey stumbled backward, not understanding how someone who was like a father figure to him could ever do that. The robots suddenly started to blow up the whole prison, attempting to kill everyone inside. Spider-Man, shaken, helped multiple people escape, but couldn't save Gargan, who was begging for help. Shocked by the Chameleon's revelation and Gargan's death, Spider-Man fled the scene.

### Green Goblin Revealed

The next day Peter limped into school. He saw Harry Osborn nearby, and attempted to explain to him that Norman killed May and Ben. Harry became disgusted that Peter could believe such a thing, and stormed out of the building. At the school dance that evening, Gwen introduced Peter to her friend Mary Jane Watson, who was new at the school. Peter was instantly awestruck by her, and asked her to dance. The day after, Peter approached Harry again, having doubts about whether Norman really killed May and Ben. Harry told Peter that he was severing their friendship under direction from Norman. Peter realized that Norman was trying to stay away from him, so he decided to confront him. He asked Gwen if he could stay at her place, and she accepted. The morning after Peter woke up early and put on his suit, but was caught by Gwen. Peter told her he would explain later, and swung out of the building.

Spider-Man found Norman just as he was trying to grab the serum that kept his disease at bay. Spider-Man violently shoved Norman and demanded to know if he was the person that killed May and Ben Parker. Unfortunately this act of violence pushed Norman's mind deep into the insanity of his sickness, and he pressed a button on his wrist that called the Green Goblin suit to him. Spider-Man, shocked, tried to escape, but Green Goblin blew him out of the wall with a Pumpkin Bomb. Spidey swung onto the top of the building, his suit damaged. Green Goblin followed Spider-Man on his hoverboard and started to sing the lyrics of "The Itsy-Bitsy Spider" as he thew another bomb at the hero. Spidey shot a web and deactivated the bomb, then engaged Norman in a fist fight, which he quickly lost. Norman threw another bomb as the beaten Spider-Man just as Gwen, who followed him, stepped out of the elevator. Gwen watched the explosion engulf Spider-Man, and not even his enhanced durability and healing could protect him from the severe scarring. Gwen started to beat Green Goblin with a brick, so he knocked her off the edge of the building with his hoverboard. Spider-Man fought through the pain and ran to the edge, then latched onto Gwen with a web. He attempted to slow her fall but he pulled too hard, snapping her back and killing her.

Enraged, Peter attacked Norman and started beating his face, shattering the Green Goblin mask. He broke the blade off of Norman's arm and was about to stab the man, but then remembered Harry. Peter didn't want Harry to lose someone he loved, and so he dropped the blade. Norman begged for Peter to kill him, but Peter told him to shut up. Norman broke down, apologizing to Peter for killing May, Ben, and Gwen, and saying that it was all because of his disease. Then, Norman controlled his hoverboard to stab himself in the chest. Peter was horrified, and he hugged Norman as he died.

Days after, Peter and Mary Jane held hands and cried as they stood over Gwen Stacy's grave.

## Powers and Abilities

### **Spider** **Physiology**

The radioactive mutagens in the spider that bit Peter Parker triggered complex changes throughout his body that changed his genetic makeup and chromosome pattern to be very different from that of a normal human. His superhuman powers are all a result of this. These powers include:

* **Controlled Flux of Electrostatic Force:** Peter Parker is able to control the flux of electrostatic force between molecular boundary layers, which allows to control the attraction between surfaces and his body. He usually uses this to climb and stick to walls.
* **Spider-Sense:** Peter Parker has a heightened sense of his surroundings, and can be precognitively warned of danger by a tingling feeling in the back of his head.
* **Superhuman Reflexes:** Peter Parker has reflexes ten times greater than those of the average human. He has been shown to be fast enough to dodge bullets. This goes alongside his Spider-Sense to make him a very difficult target to hit.
* **Superhuman Agility:** Peter Parker has a much greater range of motion than most people. This allows him to contort his body, and is very useful while swinging or during combat.
* **Superhuman Strength:** Peter Parker's enhanced strength allows him to lift extremely heavy objects and jump higher and run faster than any normal person. He pulls most of his attacks so that he doesn't accidently kill someone.
* **Superhuman Stamina:** Peter Parker does not tire easily. Due to his mutations, he can exert himself to extreme levels before tiring.
* **Superhuman Durability:** Peter Parker has an extremely toughened body. He has survived being hit by explosions at close range. His toughened body prevents him from tearing tissue when he swings from high places.
* **Regeneration:** Peter Parker heals from injuries very quickly. Over the course of a day he healed from a stab wound, and he healed from a close-range explosion in three days.
* **Contaminant Immunity:** Because of his accelerated metabolism, Peter's blood kills enzymes and and toxins quickly, allowing him to withstand the effects of alcohol and drugs. and get over sicknesses and diseases with ease.

#### Technology

* **Spider-Suit:** Peter Parker designed a durable but lightweight red and blue suit to protect his secret identity and keep himself safer during combat. His second version was more fit to his body and had minor design changes to look more fancy and be more flexible, at the cost of some durability.
* **Web-Shooters:** Peter also created web-shooter for himself. They draw on the build up of fluids in his body generated from the changes made to his body by the spider bite to create a strong, web-like substance.

## Appearances

1. Spider-Man #1: Radioactive
2. Spider-Man #2: Loss
3. Spider-Man #3: Detective Spidey
4. Spider-Man #4: Visions
5. Thor #1: To Asgard!
6. The  Avengers #2: Ghosts of The Past (mentioned only)
7. Spider-Man #5: Choices
8. Thor #2: For What Is Right
9. Spider-Man #6: A True Hero
10. The Amazing Spider-Man #1: Living Two Lives
11. The Avengers #5: Prison Break (The Ultron War #3)
12. The Amazing Spider-Man #2: The Revelation
13. The Amazing Spider-Man #3: Hunt For Vengeance
14. The Amazing Spider-Man #4: The Green Goblin