SPIDER-LEGION

Membership: Scarlet Spider-991154 (possibly Ben Reilly), Spider-Girl-49199 (May "Mayday" Parker), "Spider-Man X"-24164, "Super-Spider", "Web Car" Spider-Man-32332, "Web Cycle" Spider-Man-36385, "Web Copter" Spider-Man-19258

Purpose: Stop the Red Skull of Scarlet Spider's Earth from stealing Earth-9411's Cosmic Cube

Aliases: The Amazing Spider-Legion

Affiliations: Spider-Man (Peter Parker) of Earth-9411

Enemies: Red Skull of Earth-991154, Red Skull's army (Green Goblin, Doctor Octopus, Vulture, Sandman, Mysterio, Rhino, several other unidentified villains, all of Earth-991154)

Base of Operations: Mobile throughout the Multiverse; formerly New York City, New York, USA of Earth-9411

First Appearance: Spectacular Spider-Man Adventures#54 (24th November 1999)

History:
(Spectacular Spider-Man Adventures#54 (fb)) - Earth-991154 was a world ruled by Red Skull and his "brotherhood of evil." One of its heroes was the Scarlet Spider.

(Spectacular Spider-Man Adventures#54 (fb)) - On Earth-9411, A.I.M. scientists created a Cosmic Cube and trapped a being of pure energy inside it (see comments).

(Spectacular Spider-Man Adventures#54 (fb) - BTS) - On Earth-991154, Red Skull's scientists broke the dimensional barriers and learned of Earth-9411's Cosmic Cube, believing it to be unique in the Multiverse (see comments), which prompted the Skull to travel to Earth-9411 in order to steal it.

(Spectacular Spider-Man Adventures#54 (fb)) - Somehow having learned of Red Skull's plans, with the help of his Earth's Reed Richards, Scarlet Spider sought out other spider-heroes from across the Multiverse to stop the Skull.

(Spectacular Spider-Man Adventures#54 (fb) - BTS) - Scarlet Spider recruited Spider-Girl, Spider-Man X, Super-Spider and others into the Spider-Legion (see comments).

(Spectacular Spider-Man Adventures#54 (fb) - BTS) - On Earth-9411, S.H.I.E.L.D. seized A.I.M.'s Cosmic Cube.

(Spectacular Spider-Man Adventures#54) - On Earth-9411, when a S.H.I.E.L.D. convoy transporting the Cosmic Cube to Project Pegasus was attacked by Red Skull and his army, Spider-Man crossed paths with "Web Copter" Spider-Man on his way to the scene, assuming him to be a wannabe. Shortly afterwards the rest of the Spider-Legion arrived to help, with Scarlet Spider quickly introducing himself and some of the others to Earth-9411's Spider-Man. After the Skull obtained the Cosmic Cube and unleashed its power on everyone, Spider-Man found himself inside the Cube, which revealed itself to be sentient. The Cube explained its origins and the Skull's plans to Spider-Man, and begged him to help the Spider-Legion set it free.

    Back on Earth, Spider-Man briefed an incredulous Spider-Girl on what the Cube had told him, while Scarlet Spider and Spider-Man X fought the Skull. Assisted by the Spider-Legion, and thanks to the Cube's protection, Spider-Man endured the Skull's attacks long enough to struggle with him and free the Cube's energy, which thanked Spider-Man and sent the Skull along with his army back to Scarlet Spider's Earth powerless. Scarlet Spider then suggested Spider-Man to join the Spider-Legion.

Comments: Created by Alan Coswill and John Ross.

    The team is obviously inspired by the 90s Spider-Man cartoon finale. The story also takes some cues from Tales of Suspense I#79-81, the Cosmic Cube's debut.

    The "being of pure energy" inside the Cube might have been Kubik's Earth-9411 counterpart.

    The Cosmic Cube is obviously not unique in the Multiverse, maybe Earth-991154's scientists didn't look hard enough into other universes. The Cube also believed itself to be unique for some reason.

    Spider-Girl mentioned "an invisible Spider-Man no one's seen for years," so how long has the Spider-Legion been active? Although she might have been just joking.

    Special thanks to colorist Alan Craddock for posting the story on Facebook.

    Thanks to Mike Castle for expanding on the backgrounds of the sub-profile characters.

    This profile was completed on 08/30/2026, but its publication was delayed as it was intended for the Appendix 25th anniversary's celebratory event to represent Panini's Spectacular Spider-Man Adventures.

Profile by Jesus Arias.

CLARIFICATIONS:
Spider-Legion has no known connections to:


Scarlet Spider (Ben Reilly) of Earth-991154

Scarlet Spider is a clone of his Earth's Peter Parker, which he hid from the Spider-Man of Earth-9411 upon meeting.

He's never referred to as Ben Reilly, but I think the intent was clear. His backstory is likely inspired by Earth-98311's Scarlet Spider's, which makes me wonder about the exact motives behind his creation.

--Spectacular Spider-Man Adventures#54


Spider-Girl (May "Mayday" Parker) of Earth-49199

Spider-Girl is said to be Earth-9411's Peter Parker's future daughter, much to the latter's annoyance.

While it isn't confirmed, I choose to believe she's the same Spider-Girl who later appeared twice in the same series.

--Spectacular Spider-Man Adventures#54 (#177, 216,


"Spider-Man X" of Earth-24164

“Spider-Man X” is able to shapeshift into a large, monstrous creature and retain his sentience. He was recruited by Ben Reilly-991154 into the Spider-Legion and visited Earth-9411, where, with the assistance of the local version of Spider-Man, he tried to prevent the Red Skull-991154 from acquiring the Cosmic Cube. Aka “

   

--Spectacular Spider-Man Adventures#54

Note: He was said to come from "Earth X,” but there is not reason to think that he is from Earth-9997 from the Earth X series. 

    He is possibly based on Spider-X (Brian Kornfield) of Earth-616, whom he resembles.


"Super-Spider"

    A caped Spider-Man with the power to fly.

    Spider-Man was recruited by Ben Reilly-991154 into the Spider-Legion and visited Earth-9411, where, with the help of the local version of Spider-Man, tried to prevent the Red Skull-991154 from acquiring Earth-9411’s Cosmic Cube.

--Spectacular Spider-Man Adventures#54

Note: He's never referred to as anything nor has a single dialogue, so I nicknamed him "Super-Spider" after his obvious inspiration, Superman.

    "Super-Spider" may be the same as this Spider-Man, also unofficially dubbed "Super Spider," also flying and wearing a cape and a suit with a Superman-style chest insignia




"Web Car" Spider-Man of Earth-32332

    Using alien technology, Beetle, Tarantula and Swarm acquired transforming Insect Armors.

    Spider-Man and the Wasp used similar technology to counter them; Spider-Man also had a Web Car with spider legs attached to the sides.

    Spider-Man was recruited by Ben Reilly-991154 into the Spider-Legion and visited Earth-9411, where, with the help of the local version of Spider-Man, tried to prevent the Red Skull-991154 from acquiring Earth-9411’s Cosmic Cube.

--Spider-Man: Spider Force toyline (Toy Biz, 1997), Spectacular Spider-Man Adventures#54


"Web Cycle" Spider-Man of Earth-36385


    Spider-Man was an idol to millions and rode a spider-themed motorcycle.

    He was recruited by Ben Reilly-991154 into the Spider-Legion and visited Earth-9411, where, with the help of the local version of Spider-Man, tried to prevent the Red Skull-991154 from acquiring Earth-9411’s Cosmic Cube.


--Spider-Man Web Cycle toy (Toy Biz, 1998), Spectacular Spider-Man Adventures#54


"Web Copter" Spider-Man of Earth-19258


    Spider-Man invented the Web Copter to more easily confront villains like the Vulture and the Green Goblin.

    He was recruited by Ben Reilly-991154 into the Spider-Legion and visited Earth-9411, where, with the assistance of the local version of Spider-Man, tried to prevent the Red Skull-991154 from acquiring acquiring Earth-9411’s Cosmic Cube.


--Spider-Man Web Copter toy (Toy Biz, 1998), Spectacular Spider-Man Adventures#54


images: (without ads)
Spectacular Spider-Man Adventures#54, p4, pan1 (main image)
Spectacular Spider-Man Adventures#54, cover (Scarlet Spider, Super-Spider and Web Cycle Spider-Man)
Spectacular Spider-Man Adventures#54, p9, pan1 (Spider-Girl)
Spectacular Spider-Man Adventures#54, p5, pan2 (Spider-Man X)
Spectacular Spider-Man Adventures#54, p8, pan4 (Spider-Man X attacking)
Spectacular Spider-Man Adventures#54, p4, pan1 (Web Car)
Spider-Man: Spider-Force toyline (1997) - Web Car vehicle (Web Car reference)
Spider-Man toyline (1998) - Web Cycle vehicle (Web Cycle reference)
Spectacular Spider-Man Adventures#54, p3, pan3 (Web Copter Spider-Man)
Spider-Man toyline (1998) - Web Copter vehicle (Web Copter reference)


Appearances:
Spectacular Spider-Man Adventures#54 (November, 1999) - Alan Coswill (writer), John Ross (artist), Alan Craddock (colorist), Ant Gardner (letterer) Jason Quinn (editor)


First Posted: 09/29/2026
Last updated: 09/05/2026

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