Whos The Most Powerful Spider-Man In The Spider-Verse

While most on-screen versions of Spider-Man portray him as the sole web-slinging superhero, Marvel Comics has included a slew of parallel realities throughout the years, several of which featured their own versions of the character. The majority of these parallel realities have their own versions of Peter Parker, even if those Peters are vastly different from the ones most people are familiar with.

50. Powerless Peter

This Marvel mini series Powerless was published back in 2004, and although it may not appear to be the most riveting of stories, it was regarded as a good read with outrageously cool art.

The comic book’s idea is set in a world where superheroes lack their superpowers. Most people simply refer to it as reality, but it remains one of Marvel’s most innovative series in the past few decades.

49. Supaidāman (Takuya Yamashiro)

Supaidāman made his debut in the first Japanese adaptation of Spider-Man, when the TV show was adapted for Japanese audiences by the Toei Company in 1978. Due to the budget constraints, the character was given a slightly diminished set of powers, and Takuya Yamashiro was introduced in place of Peter Parker.

Since then, the character has made his comic book debut on Earth-616, and is best known for the Leopardon mech, which he would summon to fight off enlarged versions of the show’s monsters. Supaidāmanis less talented than earlier vigilante incarnations, but his power is bolstered by the gigantic robot.

48. Zombie Spider-Man

In the Marvel Zombies universe, Spider-Man has been converted into a flesh-eating zombie after being infected by Colonel America. However, Spider-Man is ridden with guilt for having eaten Mary Jane and Aunt May, and for the fact that he cannot help it.

In Marvel Zombies 2, he realizes that his hunger is slowly starting to fade and, therefore, is the first of the Galacti to turn against his fellow zombies.

47. Spider-Monkey

Spider-Monkey, the alternate Peter Parker who, as you might expect, was a monkey who was bitten by a radioactive spider. He hails from the Marvel Apes realm, where pretty much every human is now some type of ape.

While Spider-Monkey has virtually the same spidey abilities as the Peter Parker most people are familiar with, his monkey body has quite a few limitations, mostly when he is fighting a human antagonist in the Spider-Verse. In addition, because he is a monkey, his IQ has been reduced slightly, therefore he is not as good at fighting strategy as his human counterparts.