SPIDER-MAN(of Earth-39811)
SPIDER-MAN
(of Earth-39811)
Real Name: Peter Parker
Identity/Class: Extradimensional (Earth-39811) human mutate
Occupation: Adventurer
Group Membership: Formerly Spider-Men
(Scarlet Spider of Earth-98311/Ben Reilly, Octo-Spidey of
Earth-11983/Peter Parker, Spider-Man of Earth-31198/Peter Parker,
Spider-Man of Earth-38119/unidentified actor, Spider-Man of
Earth-92131/Peter Parker)
Affiliations: Beyonder of Earth-92131, Madame Web of Earth-92131, Spider-Men
Enemies: Green Goblin of
Earth-98311, Hobgoblin of Earth-98311, Kingpin of Earth-98311, Alistair
Smythe of Earth-98311, Spider-Carnage of Earth-98311 (Peter Parker)
Known Relatives: None
Aliases: Man-Spider
Base of Operations: Earth-39811
First Appearance: Spider-Man cartoon episode, "Spider Wars, Chapter I: I Really, Really Hate Clones" (January 31, 1998)
Powers/Abilities: Spider-Man had the same
superhuman powers possessed by his Earth-616 counterpart, including
superhuman strength, agility and a danger-warning "spider-sense." He
also was able to project webbing but whether this was an inherent super
power or due to mechanical web-shooters remains to be seen.
Spider-Man was also affected by a mutation disease
that left his four extra arms and periodically caused him to mutate
into the mindless arachnoid Man-Spider.
Height: 5'10" (presumably)
Weight: 167 lbs. (presumably)
Eyes: Brown
Hair: Brown (gray as Man-Spider)
History: (Spider-Man
cartoon episode, "Spider Wars, Chapter I: I Really, Really Hate Clones"
(fb) - BTS) - Earth-39811's Spider-Man suffered from a mutation disease
that caused him to grow four extra arms. Unbeknownst to Spider-Man, he
was tested by Earth-92131's Madame Web to determine if he was capable
of leading a Multiversal team of Spider-Men to stop Earth-98311's
Spider-Carnage from destroying the Multiverse. Despite failing this
test, Earth-39811's Spider-Man was still recruited by Madame Web of
Earth-92131 onto the team of Spider-Men.
(Spider-Man
cartoon episode, "Spider Wars, Chapter I: I Really, Really Hate
Clones") - After being shown the devastation caused by Earth-98311's
Spider-Carnage, Spider-Man-92131 was transported to Madame Web and the
Beyonder (both of Earth-92131), who introduced Spider-Man-92131 to
their assembled Spider-Men from across the Multiverse, including
Earth-39811's six-armed Spider-Man. When Spider-Man-92131 insisted that
he was the real Peter Parker, Spider-Man-39811 unmasked, revealing
himself to also be Peter Parker. Madame Web then revealed that
Earth-39811's Spider-Man and the others were each from parallel
realities, not unlike Spider-Man-92131's own and when Scarlet
Spider-98311 shared his story and how his reality's Peter Parker had
bonded to the Carnage symbiote as Spider-Carnage, the Spider-Men
learned that Spider-Carnage was planning to destroy the Mulitverse with
a matter disintegration bomb. After hearing the story, Spider-Man-92131
accepted the role of leader amongst the Spider-Men and Spider-Man-39811
accompanied the other Spider-Men to the Kingpin's headquarters, where
Spider-Carnage was preparing to set up his bomb. Upon their arrival,
Spider-Man-39811 helped disable Kingpin's security systems but
Hobgoblin and the Kingpin's goons interrupted them and forced them to
scatter. Spider-Man-39811 climbed up a pillar and webbed up four of the
Kingpin's goons at one time and moments later, webbed up the downed
Hobgoblin. When the armored Spider-Man of Earth-31198 impetuously
engaged the Green Goblin, Spider-Man-39811 and the other Spider-Men
followed to assist him against the villain. During the battle,
Spider-Man-39811 located a crate full of sonic grenades and grabbed a
bag full of them for future use. Hurling a couple at the Green Goblin,
Spider-Man-39811 knocked from his Goblin Glider and moments later, he
helped web up the downed Green Goblin before departing with the
remaining Spider-Men to confront Spider-Carnage. As Spider-Man-92131
and Scarlet Spider-98311 dealt with Kingpin and Alistair Smythe,
Spider-Man-39811 webbed up Spider-Carnage. When Spider-Carnage cut his
way out of the webbing, Spider-Man-39811 hurled a sonic grenade that
disrupted Spider-Carnage's symbiote. Unfortunately, before
Spider-Man-39811 could finish off Spider-Carnage with a trio of sonic
grenades, his mutation disease flared up and he transformed into
Man-Spider. Now a mindless monster, Man-Spider picked up
Spider-Man-92131 and Scarlet Spider-98311.
(Spider-Man cartoon
episode, "Spider Wars, Chapter II: Farewell Spider-Man") - Man-Spider
went on a rampage, destroying nearly everything in sight and preventing
the remaining two Spider-Men from stopping Spider-Carnage from setting
up his bomb. In order to save the Spider-Men, the Beyonder used the
remainder of his power to transport Man-Spider back then transported
both himself and Man-Spider to Earth-92131.
Comments: Created by John Semper, James Krieg, Mark Hoffmeier and Marvel Films Animation (see Appearances list for artists involved).
It was never shown what happened to Man-Spider after
he was transported to Earth-92131 by the Beyonder. Presumably, once in
his home reality, the Beyonder's power returned and he returned
Man-Spider to his home reality.
Profile by Proto-Man.
CLARIFICATIONS:
Earth-39811's Spider-Man has no KNOWN connections to:
images: (without ads)
Spider-Man cartoon episode, "Spider Wars, Chapter I: I Really, Really Hate Clones" (Spider-Man, headshot)
Appearances:
Spider-Man cartoon
series, "Spider Wars, Chapter I: I Really, Really Hate Clones" (January
31, 1998) - John Semper (story, teleplay, producer, story editor),
James Krieg, Mark Hoffmeier (teleplay), Dell Barras (character design),
Wayne Schulz (prop design), Donn Greer, J.C. Ponce, Moon Choi
(additional character & prop design), Lawrence Kim, Enzo Baldi,
Brad Morris, Fred Carrillo (background design), Floro Dery, Gary
Graham, Bill Riling, Dick Sebast, Bob Souza, Clint Taylor, Rick Hoberg,
Jim Janes, Ken Laramay, Hank Tucker, Kuni Bowen (storyboard art), Jerry
Eisenberg, John Ahern, Jason So (additional storyboard art), Dennis
Venizelos (art director, background painter), Kronos Digital
Entertainment Inc. (3D computer backgrounds), Hae-Sang Jung (layout
art), Richard Bowman, Mike Svayko, Frank Andrina, Bob Treat, Bob Kirk,
Joe Morrison (animation directors), Yeun-Byung Kim (episode director),
Mark Deimel (editor)
Spider-Man cartoon series,
"Spider Wars, Chapter II: Farewell Spider-Man" (January 31, 1998) -
John Semper (writer, producer, story editor), Dell Barras (character
design), Wayne Schulz (prop design), Donn Greer, J.C. Ponce, Moon Choi
(additional character & prop design), Lawrence Kim, Enzo Baldi,
Brad Morris, Fred Carrillo (background design), Floro Dery, Gary
Graham, Bill Riling, Dick Sebast, Bob Souza, Clint Taylor, Rick Hoberg,
Jim Janes, Ken Laramay, Hank Tucker, Kuni Bowen (storyboard art), Jerry
Eisenberg, John Ahern, Jason So (additional storyboard art), Kronos
Digital Entertainment Inc. (3D computer backgrounds), Dennis Velizelos
(art director, background painter), Richard Bowman, Mike Svayko, Frank
Andrina, Bob Treat, Bob Kirk, Joe Morrison (animation directors),
Chul-Ho Sung (episode director, layout art), Mark Deimel (editor)
First Posted: 09/14/2017
Last updated: 08/12/2017
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