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| Real name | David Richard Parker | ||||||||||||||||||
| Alias | Spidey, Web-Slinger, Webhead, Wall Crawler | ||||||||||||||||||
| Age | 17 | ||||||||||||||||||
| Species | Human | ||||||||||||||||||
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| First appearance | "Omniverse: Son of Spider-Man #1" | ||||||||||||||||||
History[]
Early Life[]
David was the son of Peter and Mary Jane Parker. He was raised not knowing of his father's adventures as Spider-Man. When he was sixteen he began struggling with his sexuality and his powers. He started a relationship with J. Jonah Jameson's grandson, Jonas. David confronted his parents about his powers and they confessed. With a clean slate, David was allowed to become Spider-Man.
Spider-Man[]
David went through many adventures as Spider-Man, facing many villains. Eventually, Jonas was in an accident and he went insane. He became the new Electro. During one of their battles, David was plucked from his reality and placed on the Exiles.
Exiles[]
Trivia[]
- David is the son of the first Spider-Man and Mary Jane Watson. Gwen Stacy was killed before Peter could propose to her.
- This is the first and only version of Spider-Man known to be a homosexual.
