We've seen web-balls & web safety nets

[Chris Wallace]

Uh-uh.

 

[Chris Wallace]

That's more a Spider-WOMAN trait.

 

[Chris Wallace]

how about a glider (or something handgladier shaped) rather than an actual parachute?

or as i said a long while ago, some kinda underarm webbing that is reminiscent of the older costumes that has a practical use of making spidey more agile and maneouvreable in the air, could be useful in some aerial battles with the goblins or the vulture.

Uh-uh.

 

[Chris Wallace]

it's just a light for practical uses i believe...

You're both right. It's a flashlight and it's used to announce his presence.
But in either case it's a bad idea for the movies. Not only would it compel him to wear a utility belt, but it raises the question of how this kid who has NO money & can barely make his rent or get to class/work on time, came up w/the resources to make a Spider-signal. Don't get me started on the tracers.

 

[Odin's Lapdog]

simple, theft. he works in a lab, possibly with large amount of unwanted or used up resources being thrown out annually, you're bound to ravage through and find some decent equipment for both tracers and a signal. plus a belt isn't a bad idea, i'd prefer a costume break up rather than a one piece. a bare top fight scene between parker and another opponent who knows his identity would be nice to view...

 

[Odin's Lapdog]

That's more a Spider-WOMAN trait.

so is the venom costume....

 

[Chris Wallace]

And I'm not in favor of that either.

 

[Chris Wallace]

simple, theft. he works in a lab, possibly with large amount of unwanted or used up resources being thrown out annually, you're bound to ravage through and find some decent equipment for both tracers and a signal. plus a belt isn't a bad idea, i'd prefer a costume break up rather than a one piece. a bare top fight scene between parker and another opponent who knows his identity would be nice to view...

I don't like either of those ideas.

 

[Chris Wallace]

simple, theft. he works in a lab, possibly with large amount of unwanted or used up resources being thrown out annually, you're bound to ravage through and find some decent equipment for both tracers and a signal. plus a belt isn't a bad idea, i'd prefer a costume break up rather than a one piece. a bare top fight scene between parker and another opponent who knows his identity would be nice to view...

I don't like either of those ideas.

 

[Odin's Lapdog]

well it's very viable. Ben reilly has used similar tatics to gear himself up before in the past, even when constructing his costume.

Here at my university you could get away with murder if you wanted to when it comes to ordering in equipment and looking for unused pieces of others.

infact creating something out of potentially nothing would just go to further show how intelligent Parker can be and since there's been no real sign of that in the last two films, i don't see why it would be a bad thing.

i definitely think the all in one design should be broken up

 

[orange]

I really think they should do the webshield, or webgloves

 

[Matt Murdock]

The parachute could work though, he'd just need a lot of surface area quickly.

Yeah, a way they could do this is to have him spary his fists like in sm1 and then yank them apart really quickly while still spraying webbing, much like blowing a bubble out of bubble gum, and did someone already mention saftey nets?

 

[Chris Wallace]

He did those in the second one.
But what are you talking about, "spray his fists"?

 

[3dman27]

He did those in the second one.
But what are you talking about, "spray his fists"?

he made web boxing gloves in the comics i think
heres an idea how about a web bullwhip?

 

[Matt Murdock]

in sm1, he would take the balls of his palms, match them together, and start spraying webbing. Then, he'd wrap a continuous thing of web around each hand until there were balls of webbing on his hands and then he'd stop spraying and rip his hands apart giving him web fists. all hed need to do to make a parachute is continue spraying.

 

[Sean Adisano]

I kinda want to see him make a backpack out of webbing to put his clothes in.
Maybeeeee even a web-dome.

yeah, i like to see the web backpack with his clothes in it, that would be cool. it would have help out the little mess up in spidey 2, at the beginning, when he's delivering the pizza's. when he goes and changes into spidey, he doesn't have his clothes with him, but he changes back into them in the closet of the building. its nothing big, but i did notice it. the movie was awesome anyways, but back to the original reason for righting this post, i would like to see the backpack made of web for his clothes.

 

[Torchd]

How does he make the web balls like he did in sm2 and does in the comics? Does anyone have a freeze frame from the movie or a pic from the comic?

 

[Matt Murdock]

All he does is he pulls his hands back, begins spraying webs from both hands, forming a ball in mid-air almost, and then he thrusts his palms forward and ceases spraying web, then the ball of webbing is thrust forward into an enemy. I have pics if someone can tell me how to upload them

 

[Chris Wallace]

he made web boxing gloves in the comics i think
heres an idea how about a web bullwhip?

I have never seen web boxing gloves in the comic & think they'd look ridiculous in a movie.
No on the bullwhip.

 

[Chris Wallace]

how about a glider (or something handgladier shaped) rather than an actual parachute?

or as i said a long while ago, some kinda underarm webbing that is reminiscent of the older costumes that has a practical use of making spidey more agile and maneouvreable in the air, could be useful in some aerial battles with the goblins or the vulture.

In addition to my other reasons for being against this idea....
SPIDERS DON'T HAVE WINGS!
They don't glide, and they don't fly. It wouldn't make sense at all for SPidey to do something like that. Plus, the underarm webbing in the comic was just for decoration.

 

[LobokDaikon]

Spiders also don't use slingshots, or form their webbing into projectile balls. Or for that matter, most, if not all, don't even fire webbing at all in the way Spider-Man does. I thought the whole point of this thread was for Peter (and us) to use his ingenuity in thinking of something cool and useful to use his webs for. Otherwise, if it's just limited to spiders, someone may as well link to a Wikipedia article and call it a day.

 

[Chris Wallace]

Okay-I can go w/that to a point. But I think that while his web-tricks may not necessarily have to be confined to that which actual spiders do, they SHOULD be confined to what Spider-Man does. Hence, no gliding. Leave that trick for Batman.

 

[Mr. Dumb@$$]

i wanna see armpit webbing baby!!!

 

[Chris Wallace]

I once thought so, but best case-it dangles when he lowers his arms, which just looks ridiculous. Worst case-it restricts his movement. Some things only work on paper.

 

[Chris Wallace]

how about a glider (or something handgladier shaped) rather than an actual parachute?

or as i said a long while ago, some kinda underarm webbing that is reminiscent of the older costumes that has a practical use of making spidey more agile and maneouvreable in the air, could be useful in some aerial battles with the goblins or the vulture.

THANKS A LOT. NOW HE DOES IT IN THE COMICS & IT LOOKS HORRENDOUS.