After the paint is splashed over the costume, Peter cannot get the stains out immediately. Thus, he flips it inside out to make it suitable for use. As a result, viewers can see a lot of the suit's wiring sticking out. While it's just the suit turned inside out, it also represents the state of Peter's life.
The Black and Gold Suit is Peter Parker's Upgraded Suit flipped inside-out. As the name implies, it is a black suit with gold web lines and gold spider emblems. Exposed wires, circuit patterns, and visible seam lines cover much of the suit. The right arm features a mystical gauntlet engraved with magic symbols.
As part of this offer, the Iron Spider Armor was shown to Parker. Despite being sorely tempted, Parker - believing the offer to be a test - told Stark he would rather not join the Avengers yet, and the Armor was returned to storage for safekeeping.
How Spider-Man should've struggled removing the symbiote
Why was Peter wearing his suit inside out?
After the paint is splashed over the costume, Peter cannot get the stains out immediately. Thus, he flips it inside out to make it suitable for use. As a result, viewers can see a lot of the suit's wiring sticking out. While it's just the suit turned inside out, it also represents the state of Peter's life.
In the comics, the Iron Spider suit was designed specifically for combat against powerful heroes and villains, not to mention the fact that it was bulletproof.
Due to him struggling to balance his double life as a college student and as a superhero, Peter began to lose his spider powers due to an emotional breakdown and he decided to give up being Spider-Man. He tosses his Spider-Man suit in a trash bin and walks away.
An alien symbiote had attached to his body, staining both his costume and his mind with a corruptive black goo. Once Peter understood the true influence of the symbiote, he discarded it soon after. However, Black Cat would make him a fabric version of his black suit shortly after that.
The decision to ditch the Iron Spider suit and create a new one is more likely a result of the MCU setting up a new path for Peter Parker's journey as Spider-Man, with a more grounded and independent direction.
The original armor was destroyed during Stark's escape in Afghanistan; he later built a replica which was destroyed in the attack on Stark's house in Iron Man 3.
What is the difference between the Stark suit and the upgraded suit?
The Upgraded Suit is partially based on the Stark Suit, though with some substantial changes. The blue segments are replaced with black, and now cover much more of the arms and hands, resulting in a "fingerless glove" look.
After Peter's identity is revealed, the DODC closes in on him and confiscates any and all Stark-tech. Some of the items shown in the sequence include the E.D.I.T.H. glasses, the Iron Spider charging station, and as many drones from London as they could find.
It's not fashion. It's common sense. It's not about how much money you spend on a suit, but on how well it fits and flatters your body shape” summarises Tarling. “The suit will never die but it will evolve.
The problem is: Nowadays there are almost no occasions for black suits except funerals. You don't wear a black suit in the evening, because this is what dinner suits are for. And you certainly do not wear black at work, unless you are an undertaker.
Because he lost control of his tech in "Far From Home." The Iron Spider Suit gets a cosmetic upgrade towards the end of "Spider-Man: No Way Home" in the form of a shiny gold spider emblem, courtesy of Doctor Octopus.
Basically, the symbiote didn't attempted to talk with Peter because it wanted to remain loyal and obedient like a servant. It didn't felt the need to talk to him, only to serve him.
Venom came to empathize with Eddie's status as a "loser", eventually deciding to turn on its own kind and save the Earth from being invaded. The symbiote ultimately agreed to work alongside Eddie as a vigilante, to only hurt bad people despite its own confusion of how it can tell the difference of who is good or bad.
Brock later bonds with the Venom symbiote to seek revenge against Spider-Man under the belief that the webslinger ruined his journalism career, only to be defeated and separated.
Venom's symbiote has explained on many occasions that the Klyntar planet is practically devoid of emotions, yet over time he knows that he forms genuine love for Eddie. Venom bonds more with Eddie and experiences guilt, jealousy, and sadness over his other half.
However, after getting bite by a spider irradiated with radiation, Peter gained superhuman powers that apart of increasing his metabolism also give him an enhanced eyesight with eventually end with Peter discarding his glasses with he using the excuse that he began using contact glasses.
Todd MacFarlane wanted Venom to be massive, or at least much larger than Spider-Man. This was achieved with Eddie Brock Jr. also possessing a hulking physique, and thus the correlation was made that the symbiote also became a brute with Eddie as its host.
Featuring a wide array of functions and upgrades which take inspiration from Spider-Man's previous suits, the Spider-Armor Mark IV is by far Peter's most technologically advanced and powerful costume.
Almost anything that hits him could. The trick is hitting him. Spidey is an extreme example of a superhero who's not bulletproof, and whose defense is dodging.
Halfway through the issue, Ghost-Spider and Spider-Man take out a giant rat that's bothering a mother and daughter. Ghost-Spider tells the folks they saved about her suit, which is made of living spiders.
