History
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Corona Motors, in an effort to promote their new non-polluting car engine, hired the advertising firm of Carter & Lombardo to approach Spider-Man about building a Spider-Mobile.[4] Initially turning down the offer as a dumb idea, Spider-Man reconsidered when he realized how badly he needed the money for rent and expenses. With the aid of the Human Torch, they completed the construction of the Spider-Mobile.[5] After a crash course in driving, Spidey's first capture was of Hammerhead's thugs.[6] Mysterio tricked Spider-Man into dumping the car into the river, but Corona Motors wanted their product back.[7]
After being unable to find it in the waters, Spider-Man faced off against a modified version courtesy of the Tinkerer. Battling it out with the car, Spidey subdued the vehicle and returned it to Carter and Lombardo, albeit a little smashed.[8]
Smithsonian[]
On display in the Smithsonian
A duplicate of the Spider-Mobile was on display at the Smithsonian National Design Museum, which surprised Peter Parker when he was walking down the exhibit with Norah Winters.[9]
Parker Industries[]
Following the establishment of Parker Industries as a global conglomerate, Peter designed and built a new Spider-Mobile alongside Lian Tang, a designer at the Shanghai branch of Parker Industries. The new Spider-Mobile featured web-fluid airbags, a voice-operated computer system, the ability to drive along sheer surfaces or upside-down, and the ability to unfold its wheels into spider-like legs.[10]
Dead-Buggy[]
The original Spider-Mobile was found and repaired by Deadpool. After giving it a new paint job, he re-branded the vehicle his "Dead-Buggy."[1]
Spideypool-Mobile[]
The Master Matrix created the Spideypool-Mobile under the belief that a road trip would help repair Deadpool and Spider-Man's friendship. The spideypool-Mobile' color scheme was half Spider-Mobile and half Dead-Buggy.[11] It also had a 3D GPS and an A.I. autopilot.[3]
Alternate Reality Versions[]
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On Earth-2099, the Spider-Mobile was inherited by Miguel O'Hara. It was able to bypass most surveillances systems, most notably that of the Cabal. | Spider-Man 2099: Exodus #2 |
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On Earth-1610B, the Spider-Mobile appears to be on display in Peter Parker's underground basement amongst the Spider-Cycle and the Web-Jet. A toy was made based on it, which was present on Miles Morales' shelf | Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse |
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On Earth-12041, the Spider-Buggy appeared in Spider-Man's imagination as a prize for defeating the Beetle, but then questions if he really needs a Spider-Buggy. The actual Spider-Buggy officially appeared in the Spider-Cave among the other Spider-Man themed gadgets created by Olly Osnick. | Ultimate Spider-Man S1E16 |
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On Earth-53931, there existed a sentient Spider-Mobile known as Peter Parkedcar.[12] It joined the Spider-Army against the Inheritors, and was present in the final battle on Loomworld. | Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 3) #12 |
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On Earth-61284, the Spider-Mobile was built by a teenage Spider-Man using parts from a bargain bin. It was on par with 616's Parker Industries' variant in its "spider-form." | Marvel Avengers Academy |
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On Earth-807128, the Spider-Mobile was rebuilt by Hawkeye and one of his ex-wives 50 years in the future, The Spider-Mobile is the ride of choice for Logan and Clint on their journey to New Babylon. Its many features come in very handy on their trip, since it "did whatever a spider could"; this version of the vehicle appears to be based on a military Humvee. | Wolverine (Vol. 3) #66 |
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On Earth-10113519, the Spider-Mobile was utilized by Lord Spider when stole the last sample of nonirradiated human DNA as a getaway vehicle to escape from the X-Men.[13] | Spider-Verse (Vol. 3) #1 |
Functions[]
Methods of Transport: Road vehicle.
On-Board Equipment: Spider-Signal spotlights, ejection seats, web fluid airbags.[10]
Trivia
- Features as a piece on the Spider-Man Monopoly board game.
See Also
- 68 appearance(s) of Spider-Mobile
- 5 appearance(s) in handbook(s) of Spider-Mobile
- 13 minor appearance(s) of Spider-Mobile
- 38 mention(s) of Spider-Mobile
- 84 image(s) of Spider-Mobile
Links and References
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Spider-Man/Deadpool #2
- ↑ Amazing Spider-Man Annual #38
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Spider-Man/Deadpool #41
- ↑ Amazing Spider-Man #126
- ↑ Amazing Spider-Man #127
- ↑ Amazing Spider-Man #130
- ↑ Amazing Spider-Man #159–160
- ↑ Amazing Spider-Man #160
- ↑ Amazing Spider-Man #600
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 4) #1
- ↑ Spider-Man/Deadpool #40
- ↑ Secret Wars: Official Guide to the Marvel Multiverse #1
- ↑ Spider-Verse (Vol. 3) #1