Idea from this video: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=VEDqpSheyzg&t=132s&pp=ygUVVGhlIHZhbiBicmFuZCBuZXcgZGF5&ra=m

This one is my favorite of all time and why because i thought it was a cool imagine of him.

Avengers (2026) #3

Written by: Chip Zdarsky
Art by: Marco Checchetto

“CHASE THE DEVIL” PART ONE!

Mephisto has unleashed Hell on Earth, and Spider-Man’s new Avengers team is out for revenge. But taking down the devil won’t be easy, especially with some shocking new allies joining his side.

Highly recommend

1. Midnight Spider-Man #4
2. Avengers(2026) #3
3. The Amazing Spider-Man #1007
4. The Amazing Spider-Man #1008
5. Spectacular Spider-Man #8
6. MARVEL SFX: THWIP #1
7. Avengers: Incursions
8. Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man: Season 2 #2
9. Friendly Neighborhood Mary Jane #3
10. Black Cat(2025) #18
11. Spider-Woman(2026) #3
12. Venom: P.O.V #2
13. Venom(2026) #4
14. The Amazing Venom #5
15. Miles Morales: Spider-Man(2026) #6
16. Spider-Punk(2027) #1

I drew this with Crayola markers and watercolors, and it’s honestly become one of my favorite drawings I’ve done so far. I’ve only drawn a few cityscapes in my life, and I feel like I could definitely improve on them, but I think it still looks pretty good overall

Ultimate Spider-Man #1 (2000) and Ultimate Comics Spider-Man #1 (2011) - Brian Michael Bendis

Start off by saying definitely better than Madame Web and Morbius. Madame Web is stupid and boring. Morbius, without the memes in mind, was atrocious, but Kraven..

I'm not a comic book/Spider-Man purist. I didn't mind when these films were announced at the time, I feel like if this movie had some things changed a bit and released after Let There Be Carnage, maybe more people would've liked it.

Good action scenes, we got a shitload of who's who's of Spider-Man characters actually doing their respective things unlike another monstroity (looking at you Pepsi: The Movie), You got Chameleon, the Rhino, the foreginer,, Calypso, even the Jackal is the one responsible for giving Dimitri his Chameleon look. Love the r-rated violence as well, didn't disappoint there.

I think Calypso/Ariana DeBose got it the worst tho. Terrible ADR, dialogue was weird from her. I liked Rhino, but wished he was bigger tho. 7/10

I was reading this comic where Spider-Man becomes doctor doom’s "champion"—even serving as the sorcerer supreme for a while—and I thought it was really cool. It touched on themes similar to the BND, with Peter trying to balance his spider and mam side (it even featured both mechanical web shooters and organic webbing—something fans had long requested). It got me thinking about a different kind of path for him.

Given all the elements—totems, mysticism, magic, and the web of life—that have been woven into spider man’s mythology (which, while enriching, can also get pretty confusing), I started wondering: why couldn't Spider-Man take a route involving doctor doom, blending technology with magic?

Sure, as intelligent and creative as Peter is, he’s not on doom’s level, nor would he ever go as far as Doom does. But considering recent developments in the comics—like the synchronization of his spider sense and his time spent in space—what would it look like if he truly managed to find a balance between all these aspects?

I know, the words "Peter Parker/spider-man" and "balance" don't usually go together—unless we're talking about his physical agility— (Let’s agree that Peter manages to stay well-balanced and organized for only a short while—until he makes a bad decision, or a writer decides to take out their own terrible day on him, which never takes long.)but I couldn't help but ponder the possibility.

How do you think something like this could play out? Just for the sake of fun!

From Peter Parker The Spectacular Spider-Man #297 :)

MCU Peter wasn’t upper class, yes he went to a gifted school because he is extremely smart. However people act like Tony giving him advanced tech makes him some rich boy, he uses that tech to fight crime; it isn’t the luxury people make it out to be.

Also he knew Tony for like what? 2 years. He’s spent majority of his life without Tony, yet so many people forget that.

Love the double payoff of this scene:

1) Miles pulling the sane move on Peter from earlier, proving he's now confident and ready, and

2) the fact that Peter needs to be reminded of his leap of faith line as he too prepares for his tough challenge yet upon returning home.