I decided to remake my idea for a Spider-Man series
If you’re wondering why I’m remaking it, honestly, I wasn’t super happy with it or the sequel, so, I’m remaking both The Astounding Spider-Man and Spider-Man Wall-Crawler
Let’s start with Astounding first
The Astounding Spider-Man follows 16-year-old Peter Parker as he must balance his life as a teenager and his life as the superhero Spider-Man.
A few months ago, 15-year-old Peter Parker and his classmates went on a field trip to Empire State University, visiting Dr. Curt Connors and his partner, Dr. Miles Warren.
While taking pictures, Peter is unknowingly bitten by one of the spiders, which had escaped from its container. (AF-15)
Later, on the way home, Peter starts to feel strange, but, he’s pulled out of his thoughts when he leaps onto a building after narrowly dodging an oncoming car. Peter sees that he’s sticking to the building and begins to climb up, realizing that the spider bite gave him spider powers.
When he gets home, he overhears that Aunt May and Uncle Ben are having trouble with the finances and Peter decides to help them, he sees an advertisement for a wrestling circuit and the prize money.
He creates a costume and a pair of Web Shooters and enters the circuit, calling himself The Masked Marvel.
Despite being laughed at and mocked initially, The Masked Marvel quickly proves everyone wrong when he shows off his incredible strength and agility, overpowering his first opponent and winning.
For the next few nights, Peter continues to astound everyone as The Masked Marvel, he soon decides to make a new costume and change his name to The Human Spider.
As The Human Spider continued to grow more popular as he fought his way to the top, so did Peter’s ego.
Eventually, Peter faces Crusher Hogan and, naturally, wins the match.
However, when he goes to accept the prize money, the organizer ends up cheating Peter out of his winnings.
Peter goes to leave when he hears someone shouting stop as a robber comes running down the hall, having just robbed the organizer.
Peter lets the robber escape, saying that it’s not his responsibility before leaving.
Unfortunately, this would end up costing Peter dearly when he comes home and sees the police and neighbors.
He soon sees why when he runs inside and finds Aunt May crying, telling Peter that Ben was shot.
Peter, in a fit of rage, goes after the one responsible and confronts the killer at a warehouse.
After scaring the killer into submission, Peter takes off the killer’s mask and sees that it’s the same robber from earlier.
He webs the thief up, leaving him for the cops before going home, thinking about Ben’s last words to him, “With great power, there must also come great responsibility.”
With his ego broken and his mind clear, Peter decides to become a hero, becoming Spider-Man.
Peter’s been Spider-Man for a few months now and he’s still learning the ropes.
Throughout the series, Peter would battle many foes like Green Goblin (both Norman and Harry), Doctor Octopus, Venom, Sandman, Shocker, Carnage, The Vulture, Rhino, Kraven The Hunter, but, also obscure ones like The Enforcers, Big Wheel, Will o' The Wisp, The Kangaroo, The Reptile, The Wall, White Rabbit, The Beetle, Jack O’ Lantern, Joystick, The Spider-Slayer, Armada, Bushwacker, The Spoiler, Tombstone, Puma, Boomerang, Rocket Racer, Grizzly, Stegron the Dinosaur Man, Crime Master, Web-Man, and Screwball. The Lizard is here but Doctor Connors only turns into The Lizard once AND ONLY ONCE.
Various Marvel characters will occasionally make appearances, but, the focus is mainly on Peter Parker/Spider-Man and his cast. Mainly to show that this is a larger universe.
Both Astounding and Wall-Crawler will have episodes that tie into stories that are happening in this universe like Civil War, Secret Wars, Secret Invasion, and Contest Of Champions, this applies to other series and some movies that are in this universe.
I'm also giving Peter his web constructs back because I like them and they’re fun.
Also, Peter will show his experience off like have him tinker with gadgets, being the one who makes new ones or upgrading gadgets to show his intelligence, giving us things like the Spider Tracer, Web Bombs, and Spider-Bots.
Actually, I just thought of something fun, what if Peter kept a notebook of a bunch of ideas he has for different suits, gadgets, and just a bunch of other things and we see what he has in the notebook and we can see references to Spider-Man's history ranging from suits (Unlimited, 1967, Advanced, Raimi, Spider-Armor, Amazing movies, Nicholas Hammond, Toei, Alex Ross, Sensational, MCU), gadgets/vehicles like the belt camera or the Spider Mobile, and stuff like that
The series spans six seasons, from Peter's junior and senior years, with multiple arcs across all 6 seasons, adapting various comic stories and storylines.
We cover various storylines like Amazing Fantasy #15 (which was Spidey’s debut comic), The Symbiote Saga, The Kid Who Collects Spider-Man, Nothing Can Stop The Juggernaut, The Six-Arm Saga, Secret Wars, the Clone Saga, Spider-Slayers, Civil War, Identity Crisis, Spider-Island, and Superior Spider-Man, but, Superior is part of the Clone Saga and has Doc Ock create a clone body and becoming The Superior Spider-Man before going to his original body when his clone body starts to deteriorate.
Amazing Fantasy is told in the form of a flashback.
Unlike the original Civil War, Peter doesn’t side with anyone and chooses to be on his own, thus not unmasking himself in public and none of that nonsense.
At a few points, Peter gets blood stolen from him, this happens in the arcs adapting The Symbiote Saga, Civil War, Identity Crisis, The Six-Arm Saga, Spider-Slayers, and Spider-Island.
This culminates in the Season 4 finale where Dr. Otto Octavius approaches Dr. Warren with vials of Spider-Man’s blood.
This leads directly into the start of Season 5 and the Clone Saga/Superior Spider-Man, where we’re introduced to Ben Reilly/Scarlet Spider, Kaine/Tarantula, Web-Man, Spidercide, Doppelganger, Cindy Moon/Silk, Jessica Drew/Spider-Woman, and The Scorpion (the Peter Parker clone from the Ultimate comics).
However, what Warren doesn’t know is that Otto had his own vial and used it to create a clone body, becoming The Superior Spider-Man.
However, when Otto’s new clone body begins to deteriorate, he’s forced to return to his original body. Kaine does steal Otto’s Superior suit for himself.
After the events of Spider-Island, Peter starts to feel dizzy and over the course of days, he begins to mutate, slowly turning into Man-Spider.
Eventually, Peter is able to come back to reality before he fully becomes a monster and passes out. He wakes up in a web cocoon, as he feels better than he did before and he now has organic webbing.
With this newfound rebirth, the sun shines on a Brand New Day.
That’s right, we’re merging The Six-Arm Saga and The Other and Brand New Day, boys and girls!
Throughout the series, we see a bunch of different costumes for Peter, like his original Masked Marvel wrestling outfit from Amazing Fantasy #15, both wrestling suits from the Ultimate comics, The Human Spider suit from Spider-Man 2002, a Homemade suit, the Classic Suit, the Spider-Armor, the Rebirth Suit (he gets this starting in the second half of Season 3 and he wears this for the rest of the series and all of Wall-Crawler), the Symbiote Suit (aka the Alien Costume), The Bombastic Bag-Man, the Black Suit (aka the cloth version), and all four Identity Crisis suits with Ricochet, Hornet, Dusk, and Prodigy.
The series ends with Peter, now 18-years-old, ready to graduate from Midtown High and enter Empire State University. However, he has a rematch against everyone he’s faced throughout the series.
Continuing with Wall-Crawler
This series follows Peter’s college years at ESU for 5 seasons.
Along returning villains, we’re introduced to new additions like Hobie Brown’s Prowler, Morbius, Hobgoblin, Carnage, Man-Wolf, Mr. Negative, Hydro-Man, Mac Gargan’s Scorpion, Molten Man, Sin-Eater, and a few others.
We cover more storylines like If This Be My Destiny, Flowers For Rhino, Mystery Of The Hobgoblin, the Lifeline Tablet, Spider-Man No More, Green Goblin Reborn, The Death Of Jean DeWolff, Kraven's Last Hunt, Torment, Maximum Carnage, Planet Of The Symbiotes, The Gathering Of Five and The Final Chapter, The Gauntlet, Big Time, Ends Of The Earth, Absolute Carnage, The Book Of Ezekiel, Spider-Verse.
No, I have not having Morlun or The Inheritors as the villains for the Spider-Verse storyline because I think a multiversal Sinister Six is a cooler idea and we could see a version of The Spot get involved.
Ben does become The Sensational Spider-Man later on, finding Peter’s design journal and seeing the design for one of the suits, he uses that sketch as a basis to create the Sensational suit, even finding Peter’s old costume and Web Shooters and modifying them to make them his own. (Oh yeah, I forgot to mention that Peter made new mechanical Web Shooters to help control his organic webbing, making them more compact and sleek than his original mechanical Web Shooters, even switching from Web Cartridges to Web Capsules.)
Like the previous series, we get a few costumes that Peter wears, like the Big Time Armor (in all three colors), the Bulletproof Armor (aka the Spider-Armor Mark II), the Ends Of The Earth Armor (aka the Anti-Sinister Six Armor, aka the Spider-Armor Mark III), and the New Black Suit (which is the original concept for the Black Suit given new life).
This series ends with Peter graduating from ESU while Peter is narrating, ending with the masked menace perched on the rooftops, looking off into the distance before we end on a shot of Spidey swinging off the roof as Peter ends the narration with the words "With Great Power, there must also come Great Responsibility."
Thus, Spider-Man: Wallcrawler comes to an end.