Spider-Man

  I know its been seen before but I saw it again and thought it was really well done.

According to this Yahoo! article, it says that The Lizard, The Vulture and Black Cat might make their appearances to the silver screen. What you guys think? I think it's gonna be great to see three villains at the same time (If the rumor is true) provided that the producers know how to pull this off. There's also a caution at the end of the article where the movie might introduced the son of Peter and Mary-Jane Parker. Wow, what a bad idea. Anyway, the main thing that has me excited is to see Black Cat in the movie. I've been waiting for this moment because she's one of my favorite female comic book characters. It'll be cool to see Peter Parker having some sort of love trouble with the ladies (Mary-Jane, Gwen Stacy and Black Cat). Can't wait. However, the biggest question is who is fit enough to fill in the feline fatale's shoes?
 
Personally, I wanted to have Jessica Alba or Scarlett Johansson to be Black Cat but too bad they've already been reserved as the Invisible Woman and the Black Widow so scratched that idea. The article mentioned Rachel McAdams and Julia Stiles to play Black Cat. Rumor has it that Rachel declined the offer but as for Julia, no news so far. No offense but I truly feel Julia Stiles shouldn't be Black Cat. Don't get me wrong. Julia is a great actress but she definitely doesn't fit to be the feline bombshell, just like how I feel about Kirsten Dunst as Mary-Jane. Yeah, to this day I still feel Kirsten isn't the perfect choice as Spidey's love interest ever since the first movie. It should be someone else but oh well, you can't win 'em all. When I saw Spider-Man 3, I thought Bryce Dallas Howard was perfect as Felicia Hardy's alter ego but once again, she already has a role as Gwen Stacy. Bummer!
 
I read somewhere in the ComicVine forums where some of you suggested Pamela Anderson as Black Cat. Interesting choice...but no. Perhaps a supermodel should play as Black Cat like Hilary Rhoda or Gisele Bundchen. That would be awsome. Anybody has other suggestions?

 
 
 
 
The Gauntlet is just upon us. With a prelude from Amazing Spider-Man #611, the classic villians of Spider-Man are about to be introduced since blahhhhhhh (cough) I mean Brand New Day, how do you feel about this. Is it being done in an appropriate manner? How excited are you? 

Showing you the greatest Spidey costumes in the world 
 
10. PETER PORKER
First Appearance: MARVEL TAILS #1 (1983)
Last Seen In: ULTIMATE CIVIL WAR: SPIDER-HAM #1 (2007)
Worn Because: A pig with spider powers needed a costume.
Why It Makes The List: "He's shorter, stouter, and, um, porkier. He's Peter Porker, Spectacular Spider-Ham! And he has a snout and a curly tail, so don't judge what's inside the costume, judge the costume itself, kids. This week, at least…" – Secret Cabal member RunawayJ
Spotlight Comic: ULTIMATE CIVIL WAR: SPIDER-HAM #1—Peter Porker returns to solve the mystery of the missing thought balloons!

9. SPIDER ARMOR
First Appearance: WEB OF SPIDER-MAN #100 (1993)
Last Seen In: WEB OF SPIDER-MAN #100 (1993)
Worn Because: Spidey needed extra protection in the midst of a gang war.
Why It Makes The List: "The Spider Armor is the Spider-Man equivalent of empty calories. It's totally a guilty pleasure and yes, we know it makes no sense for a character centered on speed and agility to be weighed down by a bulky metal costume…but c'mon—it's so shiny! The Armor didn't stick around longer than one specifically targeted adventure, so we can forgive its impracticality and merely bask in its wonderful excess." – Secret Cabal member Annihilator882
Spotlight Comic: AMAZING SPIDER-MAN v1 #9—Peter Parker conducts an early experiment in armoring up to take on Electro!

8. FANTASTIC FOUR COSTUME WITH BAG MASK
First Appearance: AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #258 (1984)
Last Seen In: AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #258 (1984)
Worn Because: After ditching his alien symbiote with the help of the FF, Peter Parker needed a change of clothes.
Why It Makes The List: "You've got this alien parasite that acts as a substitute for everything you wear—so what do you do when Mr. Fantastic separates the nasty thing from your body and you're just standing there naked? You grab a spare Fantastic Four costume and a paper bag, of course! It's the ultimate disguise! I mean, the worst thing that could happen is that people think you're the Thing's brother and you're hiding some kind of grotesque disfigurement under that bag, right? – Secret Cabal member HeartOfOak
Spotlight Comic: AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #258—Spider-Man must seek the help of the Fantastic Four to fend off his alien costume gone bad!

7. RICOCHET
First Appearance: AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #434 (1998)
Last Seen In: Currently worn by a second Ricochet
Worn Because: Suspected for murder, Spider-Man adopted four alternate identities, including Ricochet.
Why It Makes The List: "There's a reason Ricochet remains semi-active in the Marvel Universe as one of the Loners while his Slingers teammates toil mostly in obscurity or death…well, there are a few reasons, but his rad costume is certainly one of them. The three quarter face mask that covers facial features while letting the costume's wearer's hair to fly free provides a unique and modern look while the leather jacket adorned with throwing discs makes for a nice functional addition. When the Slingers pilfered Spider-Man's wardrobe, Johnny Gallo struck the jackpot while Dusk got caught swinging." – Annihilator882
Spotlight Comic: THE LONERS #2—Find out what Ricochet does on his day off in sunny California!

6. BEN REILLY
First Appearance: SENSATIONAL SPIDER-MAN v1 #0 (1996)
Last Seen In: PETER PARKER: SPIDER-MAN #75 (1996)
Worn Because: Taking over the role of Spider-Man from Peter Parker, Ben wanted to add his own touch.
Why It Makes The List: "A new take on an old classic, Ben Reilly did a little revamp on Peter Parker's iconic costume before hitting the streets as Spider-Man. He added a bigger spider, did a little rearranging of the ol' red and blue and tossed the web shooters on the outside. All this together gave a fresh new look to everyone's friendly neighborhood web-swinger while still preserving the spirit of the original get-up. And if you like this costume, you should check out AMAZING SPIDER-GIRL—what's that they say about fashion going in cycles?" – Secret Cabal member Mercury552
Spotlight Comic: SPIDER-GIRL #44—Peter Parker recounts the story of Ben Reilly to his daughter May, aka Spider-Girl!

5. SCARLET SPIDER
First Appearance: WEB OF SPIDER-MAN #118 (1994)
Last Seen In: SPECTACULAR SCARLET SPIDER #2 (1995)
Worn Because: Ben Reilly needed a super-heroic look of his own when he decided to join Spider-Man as a wallcrawling wonder.
Why It Makes The List: "When Peter Parker still had dibs on the Spider-Man identity but Ben Reilly wanted to do some webswinging of his own, the Scarlet Spider was born. With some new colors and a hoodie over the classic super hero spandex, Ben took his design to the streets. And don't forget the bold move of un-centering his spider symbol, a definite super-fashion risk. Short-lived though it may have been, the Scarlet Spider duds still stand as a bold take on the iconic costume." – Mercury552
Spotlight Comic: SPIDER-GIRL #46—In the future world of Spider-Girl, a new Scarlet Spider appears!

4. IRON SPIDER
First Appearance: AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #529 (2006)
Last Seen In: Currently worn by the Scarlet Spiders in AVENGERS: THE INITIATIVE
Worn Because: Tony Stark provided Peter Parker with a new, hi-tech costume during the latter's internship under the cool exec with a heart of steel.
Why It Makes The List: "A new body deserves a new costume, or at least that was Tony Stark's idea after Peter Parker came back from the 'dead,' following 'The Other.' Swapping out Spider-Man's trademark red and blue for Iron Man's own red and gold, Stark brought Spidey into the 21st century with bullet-proofing, glide-functionality and a stealth-mode, not to mention that 'butt-kicking' button. Throw in three mechanical arms Doc Ock would be envious of and you've got a very different kind of Spidey with a world of possibilities before him." – Mercury552
Spotlight Comic: AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #530—Spidey takes his fancy new suit out for a test ride around New York City!

3. SPIDER-MAN 2099
First Appearance: SPIDER-MAN 2099 #1 (1992)
Last Seen In: EXILES #100 (2008)
Worn Because: Given spider-like abilities following an experiment gone horribly wrong, Miguel O'Hara decided to become the Spider-Man of the year 2099.
Why It Makes The List: "Give it up for dystopian futures! Remember back in the '50s when the world expected jet-packs and flying cars in the future? They were so wrong! It's all about the bleak, grimy future scenarios whereupon the world's controlled by giant, evil corporations. And you can't have a future like that without a totally kickass looking hero! While the 2099 line had its ups and downs, Spider-Man 2099 delivered on cool 100 percent of the time, particularly with a costume that completely flipped the script on the traditional Spidey motif while keeping the vibe alive. Go Miguel O'Hara, go!" – Secret Cabal member Agent M
Spotlight Comic: SPIDER-MAN 2099 #1—Miguel O'Hara becomes the Spider-Man of 2099!

2. BLACK COSTUME
First Appearance: AMAZING SPIDER-MAN  #252 (1984)
Last Seen In: AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #543 (2007)
Worn Because: On the Battleworld during Secret Wars, Spider-Man found an alien costume that responded to his thoughts and modeled itself after the look of then-Spider-Woman Julia Carpenter. Later, after getting rid of the alien, Spidey decided to keep a cloth version of the suit. Still later, after his Aunt May gets shot, the Webslinger donned the black duds to match his darker attitude.
Why It Makes The List: "It's sleek, it's sexy and originally it was alien. Spidey's black suit took the simple approach, slapping a big white spider across the back and chest and calling it a costume. Bringing with it an attitude and a coolness all its own, this suit not only drove the ladies nuts, but also helped to hide those extra pounds put on from eating too many of Aunt May's muffins. A fan favorite to this day, you can't help but be impressed by a costume so awesome it became its own character." – Mercury552
Spotlight Comic: AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #252—Back from Battleworld, the Wallcrawler debuts his bold new look!

1. ORIGINAL COSTUME
First Appearance: AMAZING FANTASY #15 (1962)
Last Seen In: Currently worn in AMAZING SPIDER-MAN
Worn Because: Wanting to make it in the flashy world of professional wrestling, Peter Parker created a colorful costume to accentuate his persona.
Why It Makes The List: "There's no doubting that Spidey's classic costume is at the pinnacle of super hero fashion. Despite alien redesigns, Tony Stark upgrades and a slew of variant editions, Spider-Man always seems to find his way back into his old duds. At this point the costume has reached an iconic level. And to think, Peter Parker sewed it together when he was only 15—who says Home Ec class is for losers? The only question that remains, then, is webbed armpits or no webbed armpits?" – Mercury552
Spotlight Comic: AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #301—After an attack by Venom sours Mary Jane on the black costume, Spidey returns to the classic red and blue!   

 And now an exclusive clip: an official Russian trailer of the Spider - Man 1.

 

Hey people just herad that no one has edited this Venom volume needs Spider-Man,Venom,and Eddie Brock in these issues

So the end of Spiderman 3 see's Venom disappear and Sandman slightly redeemed. And the big talk now is about Spidey 4, the number of villains, and if venom will have his own move.
 ...but what about Harry Osborn?
 At the end of 3, Harry had forgiven Peter for killing his dad, and worked alongside him in the final fight. So where does he go from here?
 If 4 drops him from existence,or just glances over the fact  that he has Goblin serum coursing through his veins and a bunch of high tech weaponry in his closet... well  thats just gonna be a slap in the face. So where will he be? what will he be doing?
 when you think about it, the obvious first though is as "hero support". But does that feel right?
and the second thought is he'll just walk away. from the super aspect and maybe even from New York and his friends. But Doesn't that seem like a puss way out? And wouldn't a good friend hop right back into action as soon as Spidey was in any type of danger?
 I know at some point in the comics, Harry was either dead or assumed dead. Will this movie lead to that?
 If they are going to keep moving forward with this franchise, i want them to put more though into each movie than the last (otherwise well have "Spider-man Forever" in no time) , otherwise there really is no point.