Comics Organic Webbing

[Spidey0]

Alright, I'm kind of confused. Which issue does Peter get organic webbing. Was it after Morlun killed him and brought back to life? Because if it is, how did the directors, game directors etc. get the idea for organic webbing?

 

[moraldeficiency]

Disassembled is when it happend.

 

[Venom 1988]

And they got the idea for organic webbing from James Cameron's script from the 90s. It was because of the movies that they decided to give him organics in the comics.

 

[Spidey0]

Disassembled is when it happend.

Disassembled? When was that?

And thanks for telling me that Venom1988, I didn't know that lol.

 

[imdaly]

Specatcular Spider-Man Vol. 2 #17-20:

 

[JerseyJoker]

I still like the idea of Organic webbing then the mechanical.

Organic webbing makes more sense, but the thing with mechanical web shooters, just proved how smart Peter was at such a young age.

 

[Donald Thomas]

I still like the idea of Organic webbing then the mechanical.

Organic webbing makes more sense, but the thing with mechanical web shooters, just proved how smart Peter was at such a young age.

Aloha
but the thing with mechanical web shooters, just proved how smart Peter was at such a young age.RIGHT

ORGANICS SUCKS

Spidey rules

 

[moraldeficiency]

haha, that was 10 minutes faster than I predicted DT.

 

[arachnid-guy]

I must admit, I do prefer the Organics.

But I have an indefinite soft spot for the shooters.

 

[Miken Ayers]

Aloha
but the thing with mechanical web shooters, just proved how smart Peter was at such a young age.RIGHT

ORGANICS SUCKS

Spidey rules

I'll keep this civil since the mods are very protective of you. He got organic webs years after building the mechanical ones. The fact he got organic webs down the line NEVER retconned the fact he built them in the first place. To put this in "braintrust" terms The mechanical webshooters happened the way you remember Peter just stopped wearing them after Disassembled.

AND after he got the organic webshooters they started going more in to how smart Peter still is and gave him a job as a scientist for Stark. Then progress was taken out of Spider-Man in a back alley with a coat hanger in OMD, and Peter's back to his only achievement being some web bracelets he made as a teenager.

MIKEN RULES!

 

[Donald Thomas]

haha, that was 10 minutes faster than I predicted DT.

Aloha,
Every Spider-Man fan must have at least one change to Spidey over the decades that they absolutely HATE-Mine is Organic webbing.
Spidey rules

 

[Themanofbat]

I'll keep this civil since the mods are very protective of you. He got organic webs years after building the mechanical ones. The fact he got organic webs down the line NEVER retconned the fact he built them in the first place. To put this in "braintrust" terms The mechanical webshooters happened the way you remember Peter just stopped wearing them after Disassembled.

AND after he got the organic webshooters they started going more in to how smart Peter still is and gave him a job as a scientist for Stark. Then progress was taken out of Spider-Man in a back alley with a coat hanger in OMD, and Peter's back to his only achievement being some web bracelets he made as a teenager.

As seen in ASM #546 (the first issue of BND), there's a scene where some smarty-pants professor type is interviewing the "Amazing Peter Parker" who he had heard was a genius from high school and could have had anything he wanted, yet there was nothing from Peter Parker (as far as the scientific world goes) and he asks Peter why???

And of course, Peter... thinking of all his Spider-Man battles... just rambles on about nothing, because he obviously cannot tell him the truth...

Like his Love Life... like his Scientific Knowledge... like ANYTHING in life that Peter Parker has access to... the Spectre of Spider-Man will always come between Peter Parker and his wants/needs in life.

 

[Donald Thomas]

As seen in ASM #546 (the first issue of BND), there's a scene where some smarty-pants professor type is interviewing the "Amazing Peter Parker" who he had heard was a genius from high school and could have had anything he wanted, yet there was nothing from Peter Parker (as far as the scientific world goes) and he asks Peter why???

And of course, Peter... thinking of all his Spider-Man battles... just rambles on about nothing, because he obviously cannot tell him the truth...

Like his Love Life... like his Scientific Knowledge... like ANYTHING in life that Peter Parker has access to... the Spectre of Spider-Man will always come between Peter Parker and his wants/needs in life.

Aloha,
The Spectre of Spider-Man-Now there's a great story title. Couldn't agree with you more on this point.Peter Parker is and was a wunderkind, who could never get credit. Webbing was based upon his research into polymers. He predated Super Glue.Unlike Reed Richards who was able to build a fortune for the FF through his inventions, Peter can never take credit for his web shooters or webbing.My first Spider-Man #18, Spider-Man tried to sell his webbing but because it was temporary, the scientist saw no use for it. Now, the use of a super strong adhesive that dissolves after awhile has many uses from medical to construction.Peter also created the Spider Tracers which were originally used with a GPS tracking device.All of this before he was 18 years old.
Spidey rules

 

[Donald Thomas]

And they got the idea for organic webbing from James Cameron's script from the 90s. It was because of the movies that they decided to give him organics in the comics.

Aloha,
Don't forget, Spider-Man 2099 also had organic webbing.
Spidey rules

 

[imdaly]

That just one of the things that always attracted me to his stories. He does all of these amazing things, saves so many people, invents so many cool things, etc yet he never gets credit for any of it. And even though he never gets the credit he deserves he still does what he does because it's right.

 

[imdaly]

Aloha,
Don't forget, Spider-Man 2099 also had organic webbing.
Spidey rules

In a way, so did Spider-Man himself when he had the symbiote.

 

[Donald Thomas]

That just one of the things that always attracted me to his stories. He does all of these amazing things, saves so many people, invents so many cool things, etc yet he never gets credit for any of it. And even though he never gets the credit he deserves he still does what he does because it's right.

Aloha,
That my friend is the essence of why ....
SPIDEY RULES

 

[farmernudie]

Well, you see, that's why i don't see Pete as a hero anymore, because he no longer DOES do what is right.

 

[Miken Ayers]

As seen in ASM #546 (the first issue of BND), there's a scene where some smarty-pants professor type is interviewing the "Amazing Peter Parker" who he had heard was a genius from high school and could have had anything he wanted, yet there was nothing from Peter Parker (as far as the scientific world goes) and he asks Peter why???

And of course, Peter... thinking of all his Spider-Man battles... just rambles on about nothing, because he obviously cannot tell him the truth...

Like his Love Life... like his Scientific Knowledge... like ANYTHING in life that Peter Parker has access to... the Spectre of Spider-Man will always come between Peter Parker and his wants/needs in life.

He was smart before he was Spider-Man. He could make inventions that have nothing to do with Spider-Man.

 

[Miken Ayers]

Aloha,
Every Spider-Man fan must have at least one change to Spidey over the decades that they absolutely HATE-Mine is Organic webbing.
Spidey rules

Mr. Parker...he's back.

 

[Themanofbat]

He was smart before he was Spider-Man. He could make inventions that have nothing to do with Spider-Man.

And exactly where in my post that I state that he wasn't smart prior to being Spider-Man?

 

[Themanofbat]

Well, you see, that's why i don't see Pete as a hero anymore, because he no longer DOES do what is right.

So how about all those times he lets the Punisher go?

So how about all those times he lets Venom go?

So how about all those times he lets the Grren Goblin go... just because he was his friend's Dad?

Peter Parker has made LOTS of bad decisions over his career... and a LOT of them weren't "right"...

Look at him now without the narrow-minded blinders... you might be surprised...

 

[Jick]

you'd think that "does whatever a spider can" he would spin webs, too. but no. he had to build himself webshooters.
Organic web makes more sense and, imo, it's also better. though, with the webshooters, he can come up with different kinds of "webs".
but, if I had to choose, I'd go with organic.

 

[Miken Ayers]

And exactly where in my post that I state that he wasn't smart prior to being Spider-Man?

My point was if he should have a few nonSpider-Man inventions under his belt to get his foot in the door.

 

[imdaly]

you'd think that "does whatever a spider can" he would spin webs, too. but no. he had to build himself webshooters.
Organic web makes more sense and, imo, it's also better. though, with the webshooters, he can come up with different kinds of "webs".
but, if I had to choose, I'd go with organic.

True. But in adding organic webshooters to his wrists in the name of "making more sense" the writers would be also making less sense at the same time by having them come out of his wrists instead of from he rear.