Peter Parker (Earth-616)

Name	Peter Benjamin Parker
Current Alias	Spider-Man
Aliases	Editorial Names: Amazing Spider-Man; formerly Sensational Spider-Man, Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man, The Spectacular Spider-Man, Avenging Spider-Man, Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, Super Spider-Man, Astonishing Spider-Man Other Aliases: Puny Parker, Petey, Pete, "Midtown High's Only Professional Wallflower," Tiger, Spidey, Webhead, Web-Slinger, Wallcrawler, Wall-crawler, Amazing Bag-Man, Bombastic Bag-Man, Captain Universe, Champion of Life, Ricochet, Hornet, Dusk, Prodigy, Black Marvel, Daredevil, Green Hood, Mad Dog 336, Scarlet Spider, Iron Spider, Spider-Hulk, Spider-Lizard, Spider-Morphosis, Spider-Phoenix, Man-Spider, Spider, Amazing Spider-Man, Web Spinner, Web Crawler, Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, Doctor Octopus, Friendly Neighborhood Doc Ock, Superior Spider-Man, Wolverine, Punisher, Ben Reilly, Masked Marvel, Spider-X-Man, Professor S, Challenger, 'Pidey, Mr. Cartwright, Mr. Jameson, Mr. Simmons, Spider-Boy, Peter Palmer, Leo DiCaprio, Deadpool, Mud, Captain Klutz, John Doe, Johnny Parker, The Liar, Ms. Marvel, Kamala Khan, S-Man, Mr. Man, Bug Man, Joe Piscopo, Spider-Mariner, Web-Butt, Spidey II, Professor Serious Brain, The Amazing Gliding Spider-Man, Panty-Waist Parker, Neighborly Friendly Spider-Man, Harvey The Wonder Hamster, Spider-President, Rubber Band Guy, Luke Skywalker, Jay Jameson, Ben Parker MD, Jamie Madrox, Fred, Spider-Pal, Spider-Kang-Man, Peter Morgan, Red Demon, Spider Devil, Spider-Demon, Spider-Fool, Spider-Pest, Bug/The Bug, Mister Porker/Porter/Palmer/Parkins/Parsons/Pearson, Flash Thompson, Paul, Parkman, Peter Perkins, Peter Parkinson, Parker Peterson, Spectacular Spider-Man, Spider-Cicle, Spider-Coward, Bug-Boy, Pekar, Scoopy, Devil Man, Spider-Tracer Killer, Web-Spinner, Bug-Man, Mantis-Boy, Fly-Guy, Friendly Neighborhood Hardcase, Unca Spidey, Boy Scout
Affiliation and Relationships
Affiliation	As Peter Parker: Daily Bugle (formerly Front Line); formerly Uncle Ben Foundation, Parker Industries (CEO), Horizon Labs, Parker Technologies, The DB! / Daily Bugle, Daily Globe, Tricorp Research As Spider-Man: partner of Deadpool, Kang Club; formerly League of Realms, Spider-Army, Web-Warriors, Resistance, Avengers, Inklings, Parker Industries, Avengers Unity Division, X-Men (Jean Grey School member), Special Class (teacher), Mighty Avengers, Future Foundation, Heroes For Hire, New Avengers, Marvel Knights, Fantastic Four, Secret Avengers (Civil War), Superhuman Task Force (Pro-Registration Superheroes), Outlaws, New Fantastic Four, Brooklyn Avengers, Secret Defenders, Galactic Alliance of Spider-Men, the Mighty, Spider Society, mentor to Misfits, Frightful Four (hypnotized into joining), partner of Eddie Brock (Venom), Ben Reilly (Scarlet Spider), Kaine (Scarlet Spider), Alpha, Virtue, Black Cat, Toxin, Silk, host of the Uni Power, Avatar of the Great Weaver, former receptacle of The Other
Relatives	Peter Parker (paternal grandfather, presumed deceased); Ann Parker (paternal grandmother, presumed deceased); William Fitzpatrick (maternal grandfather, deceased); Richard Parker (father, deceased); Mary Parker (mother, deceased); Benjamin Parker (uncle, deceased); May Parker-Jameson (aunt); Jay Jameson (step uncle, deceased); Teresa Parker (sister); John Jonah Jameson (step cousin); Mary Jane Watson-Parker (wife prior to excision of any and all records of marriage, now ex-fiancée); Philip Watson (father-in-law prior to excision); Madeline Watson (mother-in-law prior to excision); Gayle Watson-Byrnes (sister-in-law prior to excision); May Parker (daughter, deceased); Normie Osborn (godchild); Alexa Reilly (cousin); Amy Reilly (cousin); Amanda Reilly (cousin) Master Matrix ("son") Gog (pet) Symbiotes: Venom (former symbiote); Unnamed corrupted symbiote (former symbiote); Unnamed benevolent symbiote (former symbiote); Mania (former symbiote) Clones: Kaine (clone / "brother"); Spidercide (clone, allegedly deceased); Guardian (clone, deceased); Jack (clone, deceased); Ben Reilly (clone / "brother"); Spider-Amoeba (partial clone, deceased); Doppelganger (doppelganger): Spider-Skeleton (clone, deceased); Spider-Clones (clones, deceased); Jacks (clones); Itsy Bitsy (partial clone / "daughter"); Otto Octavius 2.0 (duplicate, deceased); Otto Octavius (former partial clone); Spider-Man (duplicate, fused)
Marital Status	Single
Physical Characteristics
Gender
Height	5′10″ (1.78 m)
Weight	167 lbs (75.75 kg)
Eyes	Irises: Hazel
Hair	Brown
Origin and Living Status
Origin	Human mutate; When high school bookworm Peter Parker was bitten by a Radioactive Spider during a science experiment, he soon found out that he had gained the proportionate powers of an arachnid. In a turn of events, Peter soon discovered that with great power comes great responsibility when his uncle died at the hands of a mugger Peter could have stopped earlier.
Living Status	Alive
Reality	Earth-616
Place of Birth	Queens, New York City, New York
Personal Information
Identity	Secret
Citizenship	American
Occupation	Adventurer, inventor, photographer, teaching assistant, vigilante; former President and CEO, bodyguard, mechanic, mascot, President of the Uncle Ben Foundation, special class guidance counselor, creative engineer, assistant high school coach, high school science teacher, student, research scientist, wrestler, fugitive
Education	Stripped doctorate in biophysics
Base of Operations	New York City, New York; formerly Baxter Building, Manhattan, New York City, New York; Parker Industries, Hudson River, New York; Schaefer Theater, Manhattan, New York City,New York; Gem Theater, New York City, New York; Jean Grey School for Higher Learning, Salem Center, North Salem, Westchester County, New York; Avengers Tower, Manhattan, New York City, New York; Portland, Oregon; Forest Hills, Queens, New York City, New York
Creators and Appearances
Creators	Stan Lee, Steve Ditko
First	Amazing Fantasy #15 (June, 1962)
First	Amazing Fantasy #15 (June, 1962)

Quick Answers

What event led to Peter Parker gaining his Spider-Man powers?

Peter Parker, the character behind the Spider-Man mask, gained his superhuman abilities during his mid-teens. While observing a demonstration on atomic energy, a spider that had been exposed to radioactive rays bit Peter. This event led to him developing powers similar to a spider, including the ability to cling to any surface, a precognitive 'spider-sense', and enhanced strength, speed, and agility. This transformative experience marked the birth of the iconic Marvel character, Spider-Man.

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Who raised Peter Parker after he was orphaned?

After Peter Parker was orphaned, he was raised by his Aunt May and Uncle Ben. They took him in and treated him as if he were their own son, providing him with a loving and supportive home. This upbringing played a significant role in shaping Peter into the hero known as Spider-Man in the Marvel universe.

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What are some of the professions Peter Parker has held?

Peter Parker, also known as Spider-Man, has held a variety of professions throughout his life. He's been a student at Empire State University and worked at Oscorp. He's also been a part of TNM and The Daily Bugle, where he was a photographer. Peter has also been involved with the Uncle Ben Foundation and was the CEO of Parker Industries. He's worked at Horizon Labs, Parker Technologies, and The DB! (formerly Daily Bugle), and the Daily Globe. Additionally, he's been a part of Tricorp Research. As Spider-Man, he's been a part of the Spider-Army, Jotunheim Strikeforce, New Fantastic Four, and Oscorp. He's also been a partner of Deadpool, a member of the Web-Warriors, League of Realms, Resistance, Inklings, Avengers, Parker Industries, Avengers Unity Division, X-Men (Jean Grey School member), Special Class (teacher), Mighty Avengers (Cage), Future Foundation, Heroes for Hire (Knight & Wing), New Avengers, and Fantastic Four.

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How did Peter Parker initially use his Spider-Man powers?

After being bitten by a radioactive spider, Peter Parker, also known as Spider-Man, discovered he had gained superhuman abilities. Initially, he used these powers for personal gain. He donned a makeshift mask and participated in a local wrestling show, where he easily defeated the champion. This victory caught the attention of a talent agent who wanted to put him on TV. To protect his identity, Peter created a more elaborate costume and adopted the stage name 'Spider-Man'. He became the star of a new wrestling league, earning a significant amount of money. However, his initial selfish use of his powers led to a tragic event, the murder of his Uncle Ben, which made him realize that with great power comes great responsibility.

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What is the real name of the character Spider-Man in the Marvel comics?

The real name of the character Spider-Man in the Marvel comics is Peter Parker. He's a fascinating character who has taken on various aliases throughout his adventures, including Captain Universe, Ghost Spider, and even Goblin. Despite these different identities, he always remains true to his original persona as Peter Parker, the friendly neighborhood Spider-Man.

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