Steel Spider |
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| [[File:|250pxpx|Steel Spider]] | |
| Biographical information | |
| Real name |
Oliver Osnick |
| Physical description | |
| Species |
Human |
| Gender |
Male |
| Personal information | |
| Equipment | |
| Profession |
Superhero |
| Production details | |
| First appearance | |
| Voiced by | |
| GALLERY | |
The Steel Spider (real name Oliver "Ollie" Osnick) is Boston's trademark superhero and former super-villain.
Physical appearance[]
History[]
After Spider-Man moved to Boston, Oliver built him a Spider-Cave and Spider technology in the hopes that he would become the wall-crawler's sidekick. Spider-Man denied the offer because Ollie had no super powers, which angered him. In retaliation, he creates the Steel Spider armor and donates the high-tech armors to three criminals that Spider-Man had caught who use them to become Plymouth Rocket, Salem's Witch, and Smash Adams. When Steel Spider manages to trap Spider-Man and reveal his true identity, he mentioned that he was the one who brought Spider-Man to Boston. When Spider-Man tries to apologize, Oliver successfully apologizes. When it was mentioned that J. Jonah Jameson wanted the reward for Spider-Man, Plymouth Rocket, Salem's Witch, and Smash Adams turn against Ollie and attack them both. With knowledge from Oliver, Spider-Man uses the knowledge from Oliver about where the shut-off switches for the armors are. As Steel Spider helps Spider-Man to fight Plymouth Rocket, Salem's Witch, and Smash Adams, they work to get the shut-off switch on the armors. Afterwards, Steel Spider decides to become the superhero of Boston while Spider-Man heads back to New York.[1]
Equipment[]
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Background in other media[]
- This is the first animated appearance of Ollie Osnick, but is technically the second animated appearance of Steel Spider, as the 1994 Spider-Man TV series featured an alternate version of Peter Parker as a Steel Spider like hero in the episodes "I Really, Really Hate Clones," and "Farewell, Spider-Man.".
Gallery[]
Appearances[]
- 207. "Spidah-Man!"
References[]
- ↑ "Spidah-Man!". TBA (writers) & TBA (director). March 24, 2013. No. 33.