As part of the 2016 Marvel NOW!, Spot kidnapped Jessica Jones by punching her to an unknown van.Jessica Jones #2. Marvel Comics. Spot later appeared as a member of the Sinister Six that is led by Aaron Davis in a recolored version of the Iron Spider armor. He accompanied the group in their mission to steal a decommissioned S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier.Spider-Man #234. Marvel Comics. During the "Infinity Wars" storyline, Spot is among the villains that accompany Turk Barrett to his meeting with the Infinity Watch at Central Park.Infinity Wars #1. Marvel Comics. During the "Hunted" storyline, Spot was seen as a patron at the Pop-Up with No Name.Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 5 #19.HU. Marvel Comics. During the "Last Remains" arc, Spot was used by Mayor Wilson Fisk and Norman Osborn to power Project Blank in order to trap Kindred. Project Blank was inspired by the Darkforce Dome that was used to surround Manhattan back during Hydra's takeover of the United States.Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 5 #56. Marvel Comics. Powers and abilities Using his space warps, the Spot can instantly move himself or any part of his body from one area to another over a theoretically unlimited distance via another dimension nicknamed "Spotworld." This connection with Spotworld probably explains the many deaths he has suffered and subsequent revivals with no explanation. Ultimate Marvel The Ultimate  version of the Spot appeared in Ultimate Spider-Man #111.Ultimate Spider-Man #111 Not much is known about him, except that his name is Frank, and he worked for Roxxon Industries, where an accident gave him his powers. He has similar powers to his 616 counterpart, being able to use the "spots" on his body to attack his opponent from long range. After a fight with Spider-Man, he is apprehended. The main difference in appearance between the Ultimate version and his 616-counterpart is that his spots flow around his body like a lava lamp instead of staying put. From an illustrator's point of view he is not drawn with a Dalmatian-like pattern, but is instead penciled as a white figure and covered in black ink blots when the page is inked.  Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows In Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows (an alternate reality first shown in the Secret Wars storyline where Peter and Mary Jane's marriage never ended), the Spot is one of the few beings with natural powers left free after the powerful Regent attempted to capture all powered beings to absorb their abilities for himself as part of a plan to challenge God Emperor Doom. Although Spot escaped, he apparently left parts of himself behind with the result that his body has obvious 'gaps' where his holes once were, and each time he uses one it takes away more of what remains of his body. Despite this, he 'sacrifices' one hole to save Spider-Man's family when they are attacked by the Sinister Six, and hides another in the Sandman so that the resistance can attack Regent directly.Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows #4. Marvel Comics. In other media  200px|The Spot in Spider-Man: The Animated Series. The Spot appears in a self-titled episode of Spider-Man: The Animated Series, voiced by Oliver Muirhead. This version is a scientist who was hired by Tony Stark to create interdimensional portals. Following the events of the episodes "Venom Returns" and "Carnage", during which Venom and Carnage stole Ohn's technology, Stark chose to shut down his work. However, Ohn is then offered a job by the Kingpin, who provides him with a lab and assistant named Dr. Silvia Lopez (voiced by Wanda De Jesus), with whom Ohn soon enters a relationship. After several weeks, Ohn and Sylvia finish their work, but he accidentally falls into one of his portals, whereupon numerous more attach to him, giving him the ability to create them at will. Adopting the alias of the "Spot", he uses his newfound powers for personal gain; robbing banks and jewelry stores while lying to the Kingpin about his work. Spot later learns that the Kingpin is a crime lord after discovering Sylvia works for him and tries to take over his criminal empire, but the Kingpin takes Silvia hostage to force Spot to continue working for him. Spot is sent to capture Spider-Man, who defeats him after using his "spider-sense" to deduce his pattern. He then explains to the web-slinger what happened, and the two join forces to defeat the Kingpin, only to discover that one of Spot's portals was left open too long and it will grow large enough to engulf New York. Spot, Spider-Man, and the Kingpin attempt to close it from the outside, but fail, leading to the Spot sacrificing himself to close it from the inside, though not before Silvia confesses her love for him and allows herself to be taken with him. Following the incident, Ohn's portal technology is used to create the Time-Dilation Accelerator, which would later be used by villains like the Hobgoblin and the Green Goblin. An alternate reality version of Dr. Ohn appears in a flashback in the episode "I Really, Really Hate Clones". This version completed his work on interdimensional portal technology for the Kingpin without any accidents, and as such, never became the Spot. He later accidentally brought the Carnage symbiote into his universe, leading to the creation of Spider-Carnage, who combined a bomb with Ohn's Time-Dilation Accelerator to destroy the multiverse, though Madame Web and the Beyonder were able to assemble a team of Spider-Men from different realities to stop him.
As part of the 2016 Marvel NOW!, Spot kidnapped Jessica Jones by punching her to an unknown van.Jessica Jones #2. Marvel Comics. Spot later appeared as a member of the Sinister Six that is led by Aaron Davis in a recolored version of the Iron Spider armor. He accompanied the group in their mission to steal a decommissioned S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier.Spider-Man #234. Marvel Comics. During the "Infinity Wars" storyline, Spot is among the villains that accompany Turk Barrett to his meeting with the Infinity Watch at Central Park.Infinity Wars #1. Marvel Comics. During the "Hunted" storyline, Spot was seen as a patron at the Pop-Up with No Name.Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 5 #19.HU. Marvel Comics. During the "Last Remains" arc, Spot was used by Mayor Wilson Fisk and Norman Osborn to power Project Blank in order to trap Kindred. Project Blank was inspired by the Darkforce Dome that was used to surround Manhattan back during Hydra's takeover of the United States.Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 5 #56. Marvel Comics. Powers and abilities Using his space warps, the Spot can instantly move himself or any part of his body from one area to another over a theoretically unlimited distance via another dimension nicknamed "Spotworld." This connection with Spotworld probably explains the many deaths he has suffered and subsequent revivals with no explanation. Ultimate Marvel The Ultimate Marvel version of the Spot appeared in Ultimate Spider-Man #111.Ultimate Spider-Man #111 Not much is known about him, except that his name is Frank, and he worked for Roxxon Industries, where an accident gave him his powers. He has similar powers to his 616 counterpart, being able to use the "spots" on his body to attack his opponent from long range. After a fight with Spider-Man, he is apprehended. The main difference in appearance between the Ultimate version and his 616-counterpart is that his spots flow around his body like a lava lamp instead of staying put. From an illustrator's point of view he is not drawn with a Dalmatian-like pattern, but is instead penciled as a white figure and covered in black ink blots when the page is inked. Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows In Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows (an alternate reality first shown in the Secret Wars storyline where Peter and Mary Jane's marriage never ended), the Spot is one of the few beings with natural powers left free after the powerful Regent attempted to capture all powered beings to absorb their abilities for himself as part of a plan to challenge God Emperor Doom. Although Spot escaped, he apparently left parts of himself behind with the result that his body has obvious 'gaps' where his holes once were, and each time he uses one it takes away more of what remains of his body. Despite this, he 'sacrifices' one hole to save Spider-Man's family when they are attacked by the Sinister Six, and hides another in the Sandman so that the resistance can attack Regent directly.Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows #4. Marvel Comics. In other media Television 200px|The Spot in Spider-Man: The Animated Series. The Spot appears in a self-titled episode of Spider-Man: The Animated Series, voiced by Oliver Muirhead. This version is a scientist who was hired by Tony Stark to create interdimensional portals. Following the events of the episodes "Venom Returns" and "Carnage", during which Venom and Carnage stole Ohn's technology, Stark chose to shut down his work. However, Ohn is then offered a job by the Kingpin, who provides him with a lab and assistant named Dr. Silvia Lopez (voiced by Wanda De Jesus), with whom Ohn soon enters a relationship. After several weeks, Ohn and Sylvia finish their work, but he accidentally falls into one of his portals, whereupon numerous more attach to him, giving him the ability to create them at will. Adopting the alias of the "Spot", he uses his newfound powers for personal gain; robbing banks and jewelry stores while lying to the Kingpin about his work. Spot later learns that the Kingpin is a crime lord after discovering Sylvia works for him and tries to take over his criminal empire, but the Kingpin takes Silvia hostage to force Spot to continue working for him. Spot is sent to capture Spider-Man, who defeats him after using his "spider-sense" to deduce his pattern. He then explains to the web-slinger what happened, and the two join forces to defeat the Kingpin, only to discover that one of Spot's portals was left open too long and it will grow large enough to engulf New York. Spot, Spider-Man, and the Kingpin attempt to close it from the outside, but fail, leading to the Spot sacrificing himself to close it from the inside, though not before Silvia confesses her love for him and allows herself to be taken with him. Following the incident, Ohn's portal technology is used to create the Time-Dilation Accelerator, which would later be used by villains like the Hobgoblin and the Green Goblin. An alternate reality version of Dr. Ohn appears in a flashback in the episode "I Really, Really Hate Clones". This version completed his work on interdimensional portal technology for the Kingpin without any accidents, and as such, never became the Spot. He later accidentally brought the Carnage symbiote into his universe, leading to the creation of Spider-Carnage, who combined a bomb with Ohn's Time-Dilation Accelerator to destroy the multiverse, though Madame Web and the Beyonder were able to assemble a team of Spider-Men from different realities to stop him.
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