History
A reality in which when he was very young, Peter Parker's parents died in a plane crash, leaving him to be raised by his Uncle Ben and Aunt May.
When he was in High School, Peter was bitten by a genetically-modified spider, and given enhanced agility, strength, and the ability to crawl on walls. After the death of his Uncle Ben, he created web shooters for himself and donned a new costume, as the hero "Spider-Man"; battling the numerous super villains that appear in New York and trying to learn the truth behind his parents' death.[1][2]
Residents
Movies only
Characters
Heroes
Villains
- Lizard / Dr. Curtis Connors
- Electro / Max Dillon
- Green Goblin / Harry Osborn
- Rhino / Aleksei Sytsevich
Other
- Gwen Stacy
- Ben Parker
- May Parker
- George Stacy
- Flash Thompson
- Sally Avril
- Missy Kallenback
- Richard Parker
- Mary Parker
- Dr. Rajit Ratha
- Norman Osborn
- Felicia Hardy
- Helen Stacy
- Howard Stacy
- Philip Stacy
- Simon Stacy
- Alistair Smythe
- Donald Menken
- J. Jonah Jameson
Locations and buildings
Organizations and companies
Semi-Canon
The following characters only appear in tie-in materials, making their existence in this universe semi-canonical.(They are canon unless they contradict the movies.)
Website only
Characters
- Adrian Toomes
- Anatoly Melikov
- Andrea Moore
- Anne Weying
- Billy Connors
- Bridget K.
- Chelsea Goodrich
- "Fancy" Dan Brito
- Dylan Vigus
- Eddie Brock
- Evgeny Teryoshin
- Frederick Foswell
- Gennaty Panarin
- Hattie Johnson
- Herman Schultz
- Ian C.
- Jackson "Montana" Brice
- Joy Mercado
- Ken Ellis
- Kevin B.
- Lashawn F.
- Martha Connors
- Miles Warren
- Melissa B.
- Melissa Hutchins
- Mike Lortz
- Ned Leeds
- Raymond "The Ox" Bloch
- Robert B.
- Siddharth K.
- Spencer Smythe
- Stan Carter
- Thomas Fireheart
- Valencia Vitaly
Locations and buildings
- Austin
- Battery Park
- Brighton Beach
- Brooklyn
- China
- City Hall
- Denver
- East River
- Europe
- French Riviera
- George Washington Bus Station
- Grand Central Station
- Greenwich Village
- India
- Jaipur
- Jay Street
- Los Angeles
- Lower East Side
- Manhattan
- Meatpacking District
- Midtown
- Monaco
- Mott Haven
- New Orleans
- New Rochelle
- Park Slope
- Prague
- Rikers
- Russia
- Seattle
- Sky City One
- SoHo
- St. George
- Sunnyside
- Times Square
- Union Square Poetry Hall
- Upper East Side
- Washington Heights
- Zero One Lounge
- 10th Precinct
Organizations and companies
- Amazing Spider-Fans
- Biogenetic Division
- City Bureau
- District Attorney's Office
- The Enforcers
- Empire State University
- Financial Bureau
- G.K. Mason Bank
- Major Crimes Unit
- Mets
- New York Appellate Court
- Ravencroft Institute for the Criminally Insane
- Ryker's Island Corrections Department
- Sal and Angelo's Pizzeria
- Settlement Prep
- Special Crimes Unit
Other
- April Fool's Day
- Fat Tuesday
- Mardi Gras
- NCAA Tournament
- Olympics
- Oscorp Power Grid
- Selection Sunday
- Spring Break
- St. Patrick's Day
- Big Game
- SXSW
Notes
- Prior to being given an official reality number, this universe was known as Earth-TRN013 as part of our Temporary Reality Numbers classification system.
- Before the series was cancelled and Sony Pictures began their partnership with Marvel Studios to bring Spider-Man into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, there were two more Amazing Spider-Man sequels and a Sinister Six movie in development. The Sinister Six movie had a screenplay written by Drew Goddard and would have been directed by him as well. The film was scheduled for a November 11, 2016 release date.
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- Reality Gallery: Earth-120703
- Spider-Man Films Wiki
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