For movie enthusiasts still wondering if he can shoot webs without his suit, the answer is both yes and know, depending on the movies they are watching. The Tobey Maguire movies, Spider-Man, Spider-Man 2 and Spider-Man 3 show organic web-shooting, as does Spider-Man: No Way Home.
A common misconception is that this was a choice by the writers, as it makes more sense for Peter to produce webs organically. This is not the actual reason. Tobey Maguire can actually just do that, so production agreed it would be cheaper to just let him spray around his wrist goo than building a prop webshooter.
Officially by normal comic book history he uses mechanical web shooters of his own design. There have been instances where for a time he had his own organic web-shooters and when he wore the alien symbiote it produced its own webbing. Other Spiders like Spider-man 2099 and Silk use organic shooters.
Those webs don't come out of Spider-Man's body, they come from web-shooters he invented. He had the choice of where they would be. It's easier to aim with your hands than it is to aim with your butt or other areas of the body. Yes, Toby Maguire's Spider-Man could shoot natural webbing fluid from his hands.
The SCIENCE Of: How Do Spiderman's Organic Webs Work?
How far can Spider-Man shoot his webs?
The Ultimate guide says a single thread can go 50 yards, but anything more complicated or thicker won't go as far. If Spider-Man's webs come from web shooters instead of his body, how come there aren't more web slingers around? Texts from Superheroes has an excellent answer to that…
Retractable Claws: Miguel also lacks the stickiness that allows other spider-people to stick to walls, but he can extend incredibly strong and sharp claws from his fingers and toes. He uses these to dig his extremities into walls and tear through pretty much anything.
Parker eventually devised a formula to create his own custom webbing, consisting of salicylic acid, toulene, methanol, carbon tetrachloride, potassium carbonate, and ethyl acetate.
When I plug in all my values, plus some other estimates, I get a force from Spider-Man equal to 12.7 million newtons, or 2.8 million pounds. Now we can make a comparison: The Tobey Maguire Spider-Man pulls with a force equal to the weight of one elephant, but Tom Holland's pulls with an equivalent of 219 elephants.
Following in the footsteps of The Amazing Spider-Man reboot in 2012, Marvel abandoned organic webbing, but the studio took it a step further. Marvel used the mechanical web-shooters as an opportunity to highlight Parker's genius intellect.
She can also use wind currents to glide and shoots powerful bio-electric bolts of energy called "Venom Blasts", similar to those Miles Morales has in the comics and in the Spider-Verse movies. Unlike most Spider-People, though, Jessica Drew doesn't have a web shooter and thus doesn't web-sling.
Those webs don't come out of Spider-Man's body, they come from web-shooters he invented. He had the choice of where they would be. It's easier to aim with your hands than it is to aim with your butt or other areas of the body. Yes, Toby Maguire's Spider-Man could shoot natural webbing fluid from his hands.
Spider-Man 3 Star Tom Holland Admits Andrew Garfield's Web-Shooters Never Made Sense to Him. Back when Sam Raimi took the helm of Spider-Man, one of the biggest changes to the character was the fact that his webbing was organic. Instead of coming out of an invented gadget, it literally shot from his wrist.
According to the 2005 book The Physics of Superheroes by James Kakalios, PhD., real spider silk has the potential to safely hold more than 6,000 tons, with an incredibly thin strand. With that in mind, Spider-Man's most iconic webbing feats are made all the more impressive.
The golden orb-web spider produces silk stronger than steel and Kevlar, but how does it do it? Two SDU researchers are now one step closer to unraveling the secret.
But some of his variants had much better luck at corralling the rest of the world's heroes. One version of Spider-Man 2099 stands above the others, however, eventually becoming a vital savior to his entire timeline. As a result, he was able to even become worthy enough to lift Mjolnir, Thor's enchanted hammer.
Genetically imprinted with spider DNA, Miguel has superhuman strength (lifting 10 tons under optimal conditions), speed, stamina, reflexes and agility, and enhanced durability.
Spider-Man 2099's powers don't include "spider-sense" like Peter Parker or Miles Morales, but instead has enhanced senses like vision, just like a spider, which may explain his red eyes. Spider-Man 2099 is certainly not a vampire, as his fangs can simply be explained by the fact that spiders themselves have fangs.
This is the big one. Ethyl chloride is essentially Spider-Man's Kryptonite and it renders anyone's spider-powers null and void. This makes ethyl chloride extremely powerful against Spider-Man, but this chemical cocktail doesn't have nearly the same reputation as Superman's Kryptonite.
One Spider-Man story showcases Spider-Man proving that he, like one of Superman's famous descriptors, is also "faster than a speeding bullet." At least, he's faster than some speeding bullets.
Like his namesake, Spider-Man's strength and agility stand far above those of the average human, allowing him to lift nearly 10 tons and to leap and move at incredible speeds with high accuracy. He also heals faster than normal when injured, though he is not completely immune to viruses and other human ailments.
