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![Spider-Man Has Died, A Lot.
Our favorite Marvel heroes tend to have whats known as plot armor. But in a vast multiverse theres plenty of scenarios to see our favorite heroes meet their inevitable fate. Were going to be breaking down five times weve seen Marvels most popular hero, Spider-Man, die.
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Hey everyone Colton here and welcome to ComicsAlliance. Today we’re going to be counting down five times Marvel’s crown jewel, Spider-Man, bit the dust. [clip, Infinity War]
Let’s start by going back to 1989’s What If Volume 2, Issue 4, What If The Alien Costume Had Possessed Spider-Man?
Spider-Man returns to earth after the events of the first Secret Wars. The ‘84 Secret Wars was the first time Spider-Man dawned the black symbiote suit which later becomes Venom.
The symbiote begins to drain Peter and make him behave as someone he’s not. The suit has even begun to control Peter’s body while he’s sleeping. Going out into the city at night and leaving Peter Parker fatigued the following morning.
As Peter became more and more aware that the suit was slowly taking the wheel and he’d soon be a meere passenger in his own body. He reaches out to Doctor Curt Connors. After running some tests, Doctor Connors admits that he is stumped. And mentions that Bruce Banner would be of great help, but that he seems to have permanently transformed into the Hulk. And not Professor Hulk, just full blown Hulk.
Fast forward a few days later and the Fantastic 4’s Reed Richards explains to Spier-Man that the suit he’s wearing is alive
Reed is able to separate Peter from the symbiote but only temporarily. We then see Doctor Strange come in and attempt to separate them using the mystic arts. He fails and Spider-Man, being controlled by the symbiote, escapes the Baxter Building.
We now see Thor and the other Avengers fighting a rampaging Hulk. Doctor Strange flies in and casts a portal that almost traps the Hulk, but Spider-Man grabs Hulk by the legs and pulls him from the portal. The symbiote wants the Hulk to be it’s new host. We see it possess Hulk and escape.
We later see the symbiote takeover Thor too and fight Captain Marvel. But that’s not what this video is about.
Anyway, after the symbiote leaves Spider-Man we see an elderely Peter Parker laying on the ground. The symbiote has drained Peter almost completely.
We then see Peter go to his Aunt May’s house to tell Aunt May and MJ what has happened to him, but he’s unable to bring himself to tell them and pretends he’s someone else.
Later on at the Avengers mansion we see Reed approach Peter’s office to tell him he’s made some progress tracking down the creature. He finds Peter collapsed on the floor, dead.
We then see a funeral for Spider-Man take place. Many heroes attended, but a surprising guest is Wilson Fisk’s Kingpin who has come to pay his respects to a quote “worthy foe.”
Next up we have a story that occurred a mere 2 issues later in What If Volume 2 Issue 6 where we see an evil Wolverine stab Spider-Man in the back, literally.
This comic is titled What if the X-Men Lost Inferno? Inferno was a big crossover story from Marvel comics where demons plot to take over earth.
We see Spider-Man, the Avengers, the Fantastic 4, Daredevil, and more go up against many demons who have taken over Manhattan–as well as a now demon possessed Hobgoblin.
In the What If comic, we see Wolverine’s mind corrupted and he becomes a servant of the demons.
Doctor Strange, She-Hulk, Thor, The Human Torch, Spider-Man and others are then ambushed. And it is here we see Wolverine stab Spider-Man through the back with his claws.
Next we have The Ultimate Spider-Man Vol. 1 #160, Death of Spider-Man.
This comic isn’t a What If comic but a comic that takes place in the Ultimate Universe, Universe 1610.
In this comic we see Spider-Man go toe to toe with the Ultimate Green Goblin right in his Aunt May’s front yard. This fight is BRUTAL. And it ultimately ends with Spider-Man picking up a truck and smashing the Goblin with it. This causes a giant explosion sending Spider-man flying back. And then right there in the yard of his childhood home, in the arms of Mary Jane, Peter dies.
Next we have my personal favorite because it’s just so weird. The time Doc Ock was on the verge of death and at the last minute switched his consciousness with Spider-Man.
This is in Issue 700 of Amazing Spider-Man vol. 1. After years and years of being beaten and punched by superheroes, especially Spider-Man, Doctor Otto Octavious is finally knocking on deaths door. Spider-Man Has Died, A Lot.](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/UaD2QL4K3Vc/mqdefault.jpg)




