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From Peter Parker to his doubles, from his allies to the enemies who challenge his morals, the Spider-Man universe brings together a gallery of unforgettable figures. Heroes, scientists, journalists, clones, organisations or mystical entities: each one plays an essential role in building his legend. This page explores the many faces that make up the world of the web-slinger, between humanity, responsibility and heroic destiny.
🕷️ The Spider-Heroes
Discover the many faces of the web-slinger across eras and universes. From the classic Peter Parker to the variants of the Spider-Verse, these heroes all stand for the same value: with great power comes great responsibility.
Peter Parker
The original Spider-Man: photographer, scientist and symbol of responsibility. His courage and his tragedies shaped the whole of the web-slinger’s universe.
Miles Morales
The Spider-Man of the Ultimate multiverse. Younger and more electric, he embodies the next generation and the diversity of the Spider-Verse.
Gwen Stacy / Spider-Gwen
Heroine of Earth-65, masked drummer and symbol of independence. She won fans over with her style and her inner strength.
Ben Reilly
A clone of Peter Parker, as heroic as he is tormented. From Scarlet Spider to Chasm, he embodies the duality between loyalty and lost identity.
Miguel O’Hara
An Alchemax geneticist and the Spider-Man of the future (2099). His high-tech suit and sense of justice make him one of the most iconic figures in the multiverse.
Spider-Man Noir
An alternative 1930s version, a brutal and charismatic detective. Seen in Into the Spider-Verse, voiced by Nicolas Cage.
Spider-Ham
The wildest spider-pig in the multiverse! Part parody, part homage to classic cartoons, he embodies Marvel’s infinite creativity.
Spider-Punk (Hobie Brown)
The electric rebel of the Spider-Verse, guitar in hand and radical convictions. The very spirit of resistance against oppression.
Peni Parker (SP//dr)
A prodigy who pilots the SP//dr armour. A unique blend of anime, mecha and spider DNA within the Spider-Verse.
Jessica Drew / Spider-Woman
A heroine long manipulated by Hydra before joining S.H.I.E.L.D. A major figure among the Spider-Women.
Mayday Parker / Spider-Girl
The daughter of Peter and MJ in an alternate future. Heir to the symbol, she embodies hope and the passing on of a legacy.
Cindy Moon / Silk
Bitten by the same spider as Peter. Razor-sharp instincts, organic webs and a singular bond with the web-slinger.
Julia Carpenter / Spider-Woman
The Spider-Woman of Secret Wars, with her ‘psychic webs’ powers and her occasional mentoring of the new spider-heroines.
Spider-Man India (Pavitr Prabhakar)
The Indian version of Spider-Man, hero of Mumbai. He translates the myth into local cultural codes and is much loved across the Spider-Verse.
Anya Corazon (Spider-Girl)
A young heroine of Latin American origin, Anya Corazon – also known as Araña – inherited her powers after being marked by a mysterious magical society linked to the Spider-Totems. Brave, loyal and determined, she has carved out a place for herself in the Spider-Verse, becoming one of the most promising young protégées of Peter Parker and his variants. Present in the arcs of the Spider-Verse, Anya embodies the future of the spider-heroines, between heritage and modernity.
Spider-Man UK (William Braddock)
The British version of Spider-Man, Spider-Man UK — alias William Braddock —
is a leading member of the Captain Britain Corps, an organisation that protects the multiverse.
A disciplined warrior in a costume as symbolic as it is powerful, he brings a more
military, mystical and cosmic dimension to the Spider-Man myth.
Involved in several great battles across the realities, he stands out for his sense
of honour, his mastery of combat and his role as a trans-dimensional protector.
Spider-Man UK embodies a unique blend of British heroic tradition and arachnid
heritage, making him one of the most respected figures in the Spider-Army.
Spider-Boy
The newcomer of the Spider-Verse: a young hero who appeared out of nowhere, once Spider-Man’s sidekick before magic erased him from everyone’s memory. Bailey Briggs shakes up the rules and has become one of the web-slinger’s most striking recent revelations.
Peter B. Parker
The tired, jaded Spider-Man of Into the Spider-Verse. A reluctant mentor to Miles Morales, this Peter from another universe won fans over with his battered humanity and his slow redemption.
Cosmic Spider-Man
When Peter Parker receives the Uni-Power and becomes Captain Universe: a cosmic Spider-Man with near-limitless powers, able to take on the most colossal threats, such as the Tri-Sentinel.
Web Warriors
The team of Spider-heroes from across the multiverse, united after the Spider-Verse event to protect the Web of Life. Miles, Gwen, Spider-Ham and many others watch over the arachnid balance.
Martha Franklin
A little-known heir to the spider power, this Spider-Woman embodies a discreet but fascinating side of the multiverse, carrying on the web-slinger’s legacy far from the spotlight.
Yu Komori (the Japanese Spider-Man)
Japan’s Spider-Man: from the cult 1970s manga to the legendary Supaidaman and his giant robot Leopardon. A radically different, darker and more tragic take on the arachnid myth.
🤝 Allies, Friends and Romances
Behind every hero stand those who inspire him, support him or challenge him. Discover the loyal allies, the tragic romances and the fighting partners who shape the life of the web-slinger.
Aunt May Parker
A symbol of wisdom and compassion. Without her, Peter would never have understood the meaning of duty.
Richard and Mary Parker
Peter’s biological parents and secret agents of the CIA, Richard and Mary vanished in mysterious circumstances. Their sacrifice ties the web-slinger’s story to that of S.H.I.E.L.D. and to the great conspiracies of the Marvel world.
Mary Jane Watson
A timeless icon and Peter Parker’s lifelong love. ‘Face it, Tiger… You just hit the jackpot.’
Ned Leeds
Peter Parker’s loyal best friend, mad about technology and Lego. In some versions, he becomes the Hobgoblin, the symbol of a friendship broken by fate. Between humour, genius and drama, Ned embodies the duality between innocence and power.
Harry Osborn
Friend, rival and sometimes enemy — one of the most complex and tragic bonds in the whole Spider-Man mythology.
Black Cat (Felicia Hardy)
A daring, seductive burglar. Between passion and rivalry, their relationship defies every rule.
Flash Thompson
From bully to hero: Peter’s former rival becomes Agent Venom and seeks redemption.
Nick Fury
The strategist behind S.H.I.E.L.D. sees a valuable ally in Peter.
Daredevil (Matt Murdock)
Hell’s Kitchen lawyer: together, they embody urban justice and brotherly loyalty.
Silver Sable
Elite mercenary: sometimes an enemy, often an ally, driven by a code of honour and survival.
Deadpool
The most unpredictable mercenary in the Marvelverse. Their double act, absurd and hilarious, is a cult favourite.
Tony Stark (Iron Man)
MCU mentor: technology, guidance and an almost father/son bond with Peter in the modern era.
Doctor Strange
Mystic ally: a mentor through the multiverse crises (memory, portals, parallel realities).
The Avengers
The iconic super-hero team of the Marvel Universe, the Avengers have welcomed Spider-Man into their ranks on several occasions. Alongside Iron Man, Captain America and Doctor Strange, Peter Parker learned to combine independence with teamwork. Their alliance embodies the union between individual duty and the collective defence of the world.
The Fantastic Four
Long-standing allies of Spider-Man, the Fantastic Four share with him a friendship built on science and heroism. Peter has often worked alongside Reed Richards and Johnny Storm (his friend and rival), forming a team united by curiosity, courage and a sharp sense of heroic responsibility.
Cloak & Dagger
A light/darkness duo: recurring allies against the underworld and the trafficking rings of New York.
Moon Knight
The Knight of Khonshu: a tense but effective partnership against organised crime.
Firestar
A long-time partner in the cult animated series alongside Iceman: the ‘Spidey and His Amazing Friends’ team.
Colleen Wing
New York samurai: a quiet support for Spider-Man in street-level investigations.
Happy Hogan
Stark’s right-hand man: Peter’s logistical and emotional guardian angel in the MCU.
Betty Brant
Journalist and first love: a constant presence in Peter’s civilian life.
Liz Allan
A school friend, often at the heart of the dramas involving the Osborns.
Glory Grant
Assistant at the Bugle: a friendly support and a human eye on Peter’s life.
Captain George Stacy
An upright police officer and Gwen’s father. One of the very few who believed in Spider-Man despite public opinion.
The Punisher
A former marine turned relentless vigilante, Frank Castle, alias The Punisher, crosses paths with Spider-Man first as an opponent, before becoming an occasional ally. Driven by uncompromising vengeance, he embodies the blurred line between justice and brutality.
Jean DeWolff
A respected police captain of the NYPD, Jean DeWolff was one of the rare figures of authority to trust Spider-Man. Her brutal death, told in The Death of Jean DeWolff, marks one of the darkest and most poignant arcs of the wall-crawler’s career.
Carlie Cooper
A former girlfriend of Peter Parker and a brilliant forensic scientist with the NYPD, Carlie Cooper played a key role during the Superior Spider-Man era. On discovering the truth about the mind of Doctor Octopus inside Peter’s body, she became one of the few witnesses to the masked hero’s inner tragedy.
Anna Watson
Mary Jane’s kind-hearted aunt and a close friend of May Parker, Anna Watson is a recurring figure in the Spider-Man universe. Often seen as the voice of reason within the Parker and Watson families, she played an essential part in bringing together Peter Parker and Mary Jane, becoming a symbol of stability and kindness in the hero’s life.
Randy Robertson
Son of journalist Robbie Robertson at the Daily Bugle, Randy is a loyal friend to Peter Parker and a committed voice of New York’s youth. A brilliant student and activist, he represents the social conscience of the Spider-Man universe. Through his loyalty, his courage and his humanity, Randy embodies a moral ally of the web-slinger, defending justice through ideas as much as through actions.
Anna Maria Marconi
A brilliant scientist and a former colleague of Peter Parker, Anna Maria Marconi stands out as a brilliant and deeply human figure in the Spider-Man universe. Her relationship with the Superior Spider-Man (Doctor Octopus’s mind inside Peter’s body) revealed her rare moral strength and empathy. Far more than a simple ally, she embodies reason, kindness and emotional intelligence in the face of the web-slinger’s torments and the excesses of science.
Jackpot (Mary Jane Watson)
Under the name Jackpot, Mary Jane Watson takes on a brand-new role in the Spider-Man universe.
Thanks to an experimental suit developed by Oscorp, she gains superhuman physical abilities and unshakeable courage.
As flamboyant as she is determined, she proves she is far more than simply Peter Parker’s love interest.
As Jackpot,
Mary Jane embodies strength, independence and resilience — qualities that make her one of the modern symbols of the Spider-Verse.
Teresa Parker
Peter Parker’s hidden sister, revealed late in the comics. A trained and determined agent, Teresa uncovers her bond with the web-slinger through spy plots tied to their parents’ secret past.
Jefferson Davis & Rio Morales
The parents of Miles Morales. Between a police-officer father with a murky past and a loving Puerto Rican mother, they are the family bedrock that shapes the young Spider-Man of Brooklyn.
Ganke Lee
The best friend of Miles Morales and his confidant. A Lego fan and a bit of a genius, Ganke is the first to know his secret — the young web-slinger’s indispensable ‘guy in the chair’.
Michelle Jones (MJ)
The MJ of the MCU: clever, sarcastic and mysterious, Michelle Jones reinvents the character opposite Tom Holland’s Spider-Man. A modern romance shaken by the upheavals of the multiverse.
Black Panther & Spider-Man
When the king of Wakanda crosses paths with New York’s web-slinger. T’Challa and Peter combine cutting-edge science with heroic instinct in alliances as unexpected as they are memorable.
Spider-Man & Wolverine
Marvel’s most improbable alliance. Between the indestructible clawed mutant and the wisecracking hero, rivalry often turns into an explosive brotherhood made of bickering and mutual respect.
Spider-Man & the X-Men
Across the comics, the web-slinger has often crossed paths with the mutants. From simple helping hands to full-blown crises, these team-ups weave a lasting bond between Peter and the house of the X-Men.
Spider-Man & the New York Police
A fragile but essential alliance. Between mistrust and cooperation, the NYPD and the web-slinger have learned to work together — a balance embodied by figures such as George Stacy and Jean DeWolff.
Journalists, Civilians and the Extended Circle
A deep dive into the Daily Bugle, the streets of New York and the everyday life of the masked hero.
The Daily Bugle
A symbol of New York journalism, the Daily Bugle is at once Peter Parker’s public stage and his battlefield. Between the rants of J. Jonah Jameson, the integrity of Robbie Robertson and the passion of Betty Brant, it carries the voice — often contradictory — of the people facing the web-slinger.
J. Jonah Jameson
Editor-in-chief of the Daily Bugle, Jameson is both Spider-Man’s media enemy and his unwitting promoter. His obsession embodies the weight of public opinion in the hero’s life.
Betty Brant
Secretary and then reporter at the Bugle, Betty is one of Peter Parker’s first loves. Her empathy and her loyalty make her an essential figure in his civilian circle.
Robbie Robertson
Deputy editor-in-chief of the Daily Bugle and a long-time friend of Peter Parker. A symbol of journalistic integrity, he is the voice of reason against the excesses of J. Jonah Jameson.
Glory Grant
Jameson’s assistant, she embodies the new generation of journalists who understand the power of the media. A discreet but crucial presence in Peter’s life.
Debra Whitman
A fellow scientist alongside Peter Parker at university, Debra long suspected his double life. A figure of sensitivity and reason in a world of unhinged superheroes.
Ben Urich
An investigative reporter at the Daily Bugle, Ben Urich stands for journalistic integrity inside a corrupt world. Known for his fearless investigations into Wilson Fisk and masked superheroes, he embodies the thin line between truth, morality and danger. His work inspires the few honest voices of the Marvelverse.
The Mystical and Totemic Figures
Beyond the masked heroes, the Spider-Man universe is rooted in a mystical mythology. These entities and totemic guides watch over the Web of Destiny, connecting every Spider-Totem across the multiverse. They embody the spiritual, cosmic side of the Spider-Man myth.
Madame Web
A blind clairvoyant connected to the Web of Destiny, she guides the Spider-Totems across parallel universes. A central figure of the Spider-Verse.
Ezekiel Sims
Peter Parker’s enigmatic mentor, the first to understand the totemic origin of his powers. Bound to the ancient myth of the spirit spider.
The Inheritors
An immortal family of totemic predators led by Morlun. Their goal: to devour the life force of the Spider-Totems across the multiverse.
Morlun
A relentless hunter and the very embodiment of death for the Spider-Men. A symbol of the eternal cycle of the hunt and of sacrifice in spider mythology.
The Spider-Totems
The spiritual forces behind every arachnid power. Each Spider-Totem stands for a balance between prey and predator, a mystical thread linking every Spider-Man in the multiverse.
Master Weaver (the Weaver)
The entity that weaves the destiny of the Spider-Totems through the Web of Life and Destiny. Guardian of a fragile balance, he links every Spider-Man in the multiverse… and reminds us that every thread has a price.
Shathra
An ancient, corrupting entity, Shathra embodies the dark side of arachnid mythology. A sworn enemy of the Spider-Totems, she seeks to corrupt the Web of Life in order to enslave or destroy those who carry the spider’s legacy.
Karn
A fanatical servant of the Master Weaver, Karn is the messenger of the Web of Destiny. Tasked with announcing the truths no Spider-Totem wants to hear, he embodies the implacable cosmic order that governs the arachnid multiverse.
Verna
A silent, methodical predator, Verna is the hunt in its purest form. Where other Inheritors seek domination or slaughter, she tracks the Spider-Totems with icy precision. Every prey is studied, isolated, then eliminated without excess — as if the Web of Destiny were nothing to her but a perfectly mapped hunting ground.
Daemos
The brute force among the Inheritors, Daemos does not hunt: he executes. Stripped of strategy or subtlety, he turns every confrontation into a surge of uncontrolled violence. His role is not to understand the Web of Destiny, but to make it tremble under the weight of the carnage he leaves behind him.
Jennix
The scientific brain of the Inheritors. Jennix is the ice-cold architect who orchestrates the hunt for the Spider-Totems and tirelessly resurrects his family of predators. Where the others hunt on instinct, he plans the slaughter with the rigour of a scholar.
Bora
A silent predator of the Inheritor bloodline, Bora smothers her prey in the shadows. Discreet but formidable, she embodies the deadly patience of this immortal family bent on devouring the life force of the Spider-Totems.
Spider-Man’s Enemies
From the Green Goblin to Venom, from Doctor Octopus to Kraven the Hunter, these mythical figures stand for madness, revenge and genius. Discover how these legendary adversaries shaped the destiny of the web-slinger through decades of struggle and tragedy.
Explore the villains galleryClones, Doubles and Alternate Identities
In Peter Parker’s shadow hide imperfect reflections — clones, doubles and broken versions of himself. Each one embodies a facet of Spider-Man’s responsibility and sacrifice.
Ben Reilly
The first clone of Peter Parker, alias Scarlet Spider. A hero in his own right, Ben wrestles with doubt and the search for identity at the heart of the Clone Saga.
Kaine Parker
An unstable, scarred clone, Kaine embodies Peter’s dark side. Torn between rage and redemption, he becomes a violent yet deeply human anti-hero.
Chasm
When Ben Reilly loses his memories, he is reborn as Chasm. A being torn apart by anger, and now one of Spider-Man’s most tormented enemies.
Alpha Andy Maguire
An overpowered alternate version of Spider-Man, born of an extreme fusion between Peter Parker and an unstable cosmic energy. Tenfold intelligence, near-divine strength and no moral limits whatsoever: Alpha Andy embodies a Spider-Man who has become too powerful to stay human.
Spidercide
A creation of the Jackal, this misshapen clone, able to mutate at will, shows just how far science can go once it loses its moral limits.
The Jackal (Miles Warren)
Obsessed with Gwen Stacy, the scientist Miles Warren tampers with Spider-Man’s DNA. His madness spawned some of the greatest tragedies in the web-slinger’s mythology.
Ricochet, Hornet & Prodigy
When Peter has to go on the run from the law, he becomes three heroes at once. Three masks, three identities for one and the same ideal: to keep saving others, even from the shadows.
Doppelgänger
A monstrous, twisted version of Spider-Man, born of chaos magic. Six arms, fangs, no speech: only the pure rage of a creature made to kill.
Scientists, Organisations and Institutions
Spider-Man’s universe is a genuine scientific battlefield. Between visionary researchers and corrupt laboratories, every discovery has the power to save or to destroy. These figures embody the fine line between genius and excess.
Dr Otto Octavius
A brilliant nuclear physicist, Doctor Octopus is one of the greatest scientific minds in the Marvelverse. His downfall shows just how thin the line between genius and madness can be.
Dr Curt Connors
The Lizard embodies the tragic failure of scientific progress. By trying to regrow his lost arm, Connors opened the door to one of the most famous mutations in the Marvel universe.
Martha Connors
The wife of Dr Curt Connors and Billy’s mother, Martha stands for the human pain behind devastating science. A helpless witness to her husband’s transformations into the Lizard, she embodies the price of genius pushed too far — the price of loss and sacrifice.
The Spider Society
A secret organisation operating across the Spider-Verse, the Spider Society works to preserve the balance of the universes. Bringing together hundreds of versions of Spider-Man, it defends the timelines against anomalies and dimensional threats.
Oscorp Industries
Founded by Norman Osborn, Oscorp stands for research pushed to the extreme. Between genetic innovations and forbidden experiments, it is the source of countless scientific tragedies.
Ravencroft Institute
A true counterpart to the famous Arkham of Arkham City, the Ravencroft Institute is the psychiatric asylum where the most dangerous criminals in the Spider-Man universe are locked away: Carnage, Shriek, and even Morlun. Once headed by Dr Ashley Kafka, the institute embodies the fine line between care and control, where psychiatry rubs shoulders with sheer madness.
Hydra
A paramilitary and scientific organisation obsessed with genetic control and world domination. Hydra has infiltrated even the projects connected to Peter Parker.
S.H.I.E.L.D.
Government agencies dedicated to monitoring global threats. Their collaboration with Spider-Man reveals the complexity of power and duty.
Alchemax
An industrial and scientific giant from the world of Spider-Man 2099, Alchemax embodies the merging of progress and corruption. Behind its visionary-company image, it hides genetic experiments and DNA manipulation that led to the creation of Miguel O’Hara. A symbol of a dystopian future where science overrides ethics, Alchemax rules the corporate world of 2099.
Midtown High
A fictional school in Queens, Midtown High School is where Peter Parker discovered his calling as a hero. This is where he rubbed shoulders with Flash Thompson, Liz Allan and Harry Osborn, all while juggling his studies, his friendships and his first responsibilities as Spider-Man.
F.E.A.S.T: The Humanitarian Shelter of the Spider-Man Universe
An essential charity in the world of Spider-Man, F.E.A.S.T (Food, Emergency Aid, Shelter & Training) acts as a genuine pillar of social support. An iconic place tied to Aunt May, this shelter bears witness to the human heart at the centre of Spider-Man’s universe and plays a key role in several story arcs.
The Sanctum Sanctorum
An iconic mystical place in the Marvel universe, the Sanctum Sanctorum is not only Doctor Strange’s home: it is also a dimensional crossroads where Spider-Man has lived through some of his most unlikely and memorable moments. Between magic, unstable portals and encounters with the Masters of the Mystic Arts, every visit the web-slinger pays to this sacred place becomes an event as baffling as it is unforgettable.
The Spider-Mobile
A true mechanical oddity in the world of Spider-Man, the Spider-Mobile is a creation as iconic as it is offbeat. Originally designed by Peter Parker and Johnny Storm (the Human Torch), this car in Spider-Man’s colours symbolises the bold, pop era of 1970s comics.
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