Peter Parker was bitten by a radioactive spider as a teenager, granting him spider-like powers. After the death of his Uncle Ben, Peter learned that "with great power, comes great responsibility." Swearing to always protect the innocent from harm, Peter Parker became Spider-Man.
But its too hard to depart from an iconic uniform like Spidey's and not confuse/piss off too many people. As much as people cry for creativity they still want what they know.
Hm... With a little reworking, drop the blue, open up the face, add some gold accents, the first and third would make some pretty awesome Flash costumes.
Spiderman is one of the few character that using his comic book costume make sense on screen.
Mind if I ask how it makes more sense than any other character? I'm not calling you out or anything, I'm just curious. Why does it make more sense for Spidey to dress up in spandex, yet the X-Men dress up in black leather suits?
Spiderman is one of the few character that using his comic book costume make sense on screen.
Mind if I ask how it makes more sense than any other character? I'm not calling you out or anything, I'm just curious. Why does it make more sense for Spidey to dress up in spandex, yet the X-Men dress up in black leather suits?
If I had to guess I'd say it's because of his origin since he made the costume himslef for wrestling.
The eyes on one and three is just wrong. I like them on number two make Spidey look bugish like when Todd McFarlane draw him. Also like the net between the armpits and usually I'm not a fan of those.
@jonsmith: The X Men use yellow and blue costumes, you character costume send a message, comic books dont have the same advantages that movies, like the fact to look the texture of things, besides the fact you have a bigger range of colors.
In first class they used the fact this was the 60s to bring this colors and Magneto red costume, in this period of time using this colors made sense, today they look out of place.
Spiderman is a teen or a young adult, besides that his personallity is to make jokes and thing like that, so strong bright colors fit him.
Spiderman costume is more timeless that the X Men.
@jonsmith: The X Men use yellow and blue costumes, you character costume send a message, comic books dont have the same advantages that movies, like the fact to look the texture of things, besides the fact you have a bigger range of colors.
In first class they used the fact this was the 60s to bring this colors and Magneto red costume, in this period of time using this colors made sense, today they look out of place.
Spiderman is a teen or a young adult, besides that his personallity is to make jokes and thing like that, so strong bright colors fit him.
Spiderman costume is more timeless that the X Men.
see the thing with xmen though the colored costumes would just look to goofy imo. i mean can you really imagine jackman in the yellow and blue? i know im not adjusted to it but with the alternate ending in the wolverine i think the yellow and brown is better honestly
@jonsmith: The X Men use yellow and blue costumes, you character costume send a message, comic books dont have the same advantages that movies, like the fact to look the texture of things, besides the fact you have a bigger range of colors.
In first class they used the fact this was the 60s to bring this colors and Magneto red costume, in this period of time using this colors made sense, today they look out of place.
Spiderman is a teen or a young adult, besides that his personallity is to make jokes and thing like that, so strong bright colors fit him.
Spiderman costume is more timeless that the X Men.
see the thing with xmen though the colored costumes would just look to goofy imo. i mean can you really imagine jackman in the yellow and blue? i know im not adjusted to it but with the alternate ending in the wolverine i think the yellow and brown is better honestly
Might not actually be so bad if they replaced the blue with black, cut down the ears to be more like the Wolverine and the X-Men cowl. Maybe make the parts on the sides and back a sleeveless jacket or vest with a yellow undershirt.
Might not actually be so bad if they replaced the blue with black, cut down the ears to be more like the Wolverine and the X-Men cowl. Maybe make the parts on the sides and back a sleeveless jacket or vest with a yellow undershirt.
or make the yellow a bit darker and turn the blue more navy blueish
The third one is ugly, in my opinion... I like the second one the best, just take away the armpit webs and I think that one would be the best for a movie.
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