NEW - Download the Marvel Universe Search Extension
Marvel Universe: the Official Marvel Wiki
 
(Edit)
 
 Marvel Universe  

Spidercide

 

Universe
Marvel Universe

Real Name
None

Aliases
Spider-Man, Peter Parker, "Ultimate Spider-Clone", "Freakface", "the third Peter Parker"

Identity
Secret

Occupation
Mass murderer

Citizenship
None

Place of Birth
Professor Warren's Catskills Lab

Known Relatives
Miles Warren (Jackal, creator, original Warren presumed deceased), Peter Parker (Spider-Man, genetic progenitor), Kaine (fellow clone), Ben Reilly (fellow clone, deceased), Guardian (fellow clone, deceased), Jack (fellow clone, deceased), other unnamed clones (fellow clones, deceased), various relations via Peter Parker

Group Affiliation
Formerly allied with Scriers, Jackal

Education
Possesses some of Parker's collegiate memories

Height
5'10" (variable)

Weight
165 lbs. (variable)

Eyes
Hazel

Hair
Brown

Powers
He had all Spider-Man's abilities (from Peter's college years), he could control his physical make-up on a molecular level to stretch his limbs, make himself rock hard, change his appearance, create fingertip talons, turn his fist to hammers, sickles and spikes, turn partly liquid, and simulate Spider-Man's webbing.

Abilities
Had Peter Parker's knowledge (from Peter's college years)

Weapons
None

Paraphernalia
None

First Appearance
(Third Peter Parker) Spectacular Spider-Man #222 (1995); (Spidercide) Spider-Man: Jackal Files #1 (1995)

Origin
Spectacular Spider-Man #222 & 224 (1995); Spider-Man: The Jackal Files #1 (1995)

Significant Issues
Official Handbook Bibliography

Spidercide was a Peter Parker clone, Fine-tuned by his creator the Jackal (Miles Warren) to become what evolution would do to Spider-Man over 10,000 years. An amnesiac when accidentally released from his genetic canister, he later believed he was Peter Parker imprisoned for five years. Seeking to protect Mary Jane Watson-Parker against Kaine, Spider-Man (Peter Parker) and the Scarlet Spider (Ben Reilly), Spidercide underwent a genetic transformation into a killing machine triggered by his rage. After an exploding propane truck apparently destroyed him, a Scriers cult member retrieved his remains, restoring him. He returned to the Jackal who costumed him, naming him Spidercide. Infiltrating Genetech Research, he stole a vital ingredient for the Jackal’s Carrion virus and released it in Springville, Pennslyvania, killing thousands. Later joining the Scrier, Spidercide attacked the Jackal but fell from the Daily Bugle building. Pronounced dead, he was placed in stasis where he apparently remains.
 
 
 
Read Marvel Digital Comics Marvel Store Marvel.com Home Page Marvel KidsSubscribe to your favorite Marvel Comics