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the guy who got bit by a stupid spider

Comic info about Spider Noir

Has read/reading the book We The Living by Ayn Rand (biography about life in post-revolutionary Russia)

Is right handed

He uses guns a lot

Peter and Aunt May run a soup kitchen/welfare center

May and Peter are both socialists

He’s a bit cynical because he found uncle Ben murder corpse

Ben’s great responsibility quote is different, it’s “if those in power can’t be trusted, it’s the responsibility of the people to remove them”

Ben was a war pilot

SPIDER GOD

Got “curse” by the spider god

Can shoot black webs out of his wrist

Doesn’t believe in magic, believe in science

The goblin runs everything in the city and he’s a freelance/mob

Peter killed a guy

Saw the Frankenstein move with uncle Ben when he was little :)

Family friend to Robbie Robertson

Peter is a bit morally grey

Has been Spider-Man since 1933-1940

But because of universe portal stuff he’s back in 1933

Died but revive by the spider god

Is a private detective

Has a cat name ding-ding

Got turn into a weird ass spider thing from the 2022 comic

Has so much anger issues

Threaten to kill people

His threats sometimes scare himself and make him feel dirty :(

I love panels where he's just in the background sitting there

ngl imma need some noir simps to hype me up for another post because there's this one drawing I like... but then again... I don't know.

im also very open to anyone hyping me up for my AU that me and only two other people care about, I'm just saying. though I definitely need to explain it better. it's deep. but I'm low-key lazy. but it's cool, trust

x I plead the fifth

*blows up jingleballs from washingmouth*

posting this here too since i forgot i had tumblr

( ignore the audio cut at the end idk what happened )

ain't this neat...

What 3 months of artblock has done to me

i literally have the photo of the dog saved and said this is how I view ITSV noir

Man and his dog in a Photo Booth at Grand Central Station, 1943