If you think Iron Man has a lot of suits, well... actually you're right.
Let's try that again.
Iron Man may have the most suits but someone who looks to rival him is none other than
your neighborhood Spider-Man.
That's right, in this video we will be counting down the top 10 of these suits that we here
at Top 10 Nerd would love to see enter the MCU.
Do you have an iconic spidey suit or story that you would like to see make into the film
franchise?
Let us know in the comments below.
And while you are down there don't forget to give this video a like if you enjoyed Far
From Home as much as we did.
10 Stealth Suit
Not to be confused with the black suit pictured in Far From Home, this stealthy suit was created
to help combat Hobgoblin's sonic screams.
Not only does it have a nice neon glow to it but it also has the ability to warp light
and sound, making it completely invisible.
Ergo it is much much much cooler than the suit we got in Far From Home which was also
similarly designed for stealth.
The suit itself when you can see it, is pictured as all black with neon red glowing geometric
spider overlay on the chest, neon toes and neon red eyes.
9 Mark 3 Armour Suit
Imagine the Iron Spider suit but bulkier and you get the Mark 3 Armour suit which also
gives me some sweet sweet Robocop vibes.
The suit itself is mostly red and black and resembles more of a suit of armour than anything
else.
I just like the look of this suit and I also like that beefs Peter Park up a bit.
While I am obviously a huge fan of the lean, mean web-slinging machine we typically see
both on screen and in the comics, I have always worried that Spider-Man can be occasionally
presented as a little too squishy.
Akin to you know, actual spiders.
Squish, squish, ya dig?
This suit could be a good one battling any bulkier villains we may see crop up in the
future.
Sometimes you just need that extra armour and durability.
Just in case.
8 Negative Suit
This suit comes to us from the negative zone, although you may recognize it from Marvel's
Spiderman video game for PS4.
Though it doesn't follow the same origins story in game as it does in the comics.
The suit looks like the negative of a photograph.
It is black with a white overlay involving the classic spider-man front and back.
In the comics, Peter acquires this suit as a result of entering the negative zone.
Mostly I just like the looks of this one but also the negative zone is basically the idea
of anti-matter comprised universe.
While this is not really how anti-matter works in terms of science, anti-matter always leaves
me thinking on dark matter, which is sort of like the glooming brooding cousin of anti-matter
in a sense.
Anyways, I don't want to bore you with science but I will say the exploration of anti-matter
or dark matter, I think would be neat in comics as dark matter even within our current universe
is super spooky.
Trust me.
Google it.
7 Spider Punk
One of my all time favourite alternates and favourite suits, we get the Spider Punk suit
from Hobie Brown's Spider-Man of earth 138.
The suit itself involves the classic spiderman blue and red but the top half of is red with
webbing over it and the bottom half is blue, kind of like one piece that resembles a shirt
and pants.
The arms are half blue, half red.
And a thick v shaped line runs across the stomach of the suit.
The mask is one of my all time favourites, with a spike mohawk running along the top.
Spider Punk is also usually seen wearing a spiked collar and torn up denim vest over
his suit.
I selfishly like this one for punk rock vibes.
I have always been a big punk rock fan so this suit just speaks to me.
It also might be nice to have a suit like to showcase a wilder side of Peter Parker
or maybe we can just introduced Hobie Brown's Spider-Man to the MCU?
6 Venom Suit
I mean I couldn't make a Spider-Man suit list without including the venom suit.
The suit was introduced in the comics but has since made it's way into Spider-Man Animated
series, video games and movies but NOT the MCU.
Come on, Marvel!
Give us what we want!
Okay, okay, I know it's not your fault.
But seriously, just give Sony a crazy amount of money so you can borrow venom.
Please.
I do love the original storyline that is attached to the venom suit in the comics and we could
probably do with an updated version of this story in the MCU, since the last adaptations
we've gotten have involved this
5 Spider Ma'am Suit
Okay, yes.
I only want to see this one because I want the potential of an Aunt May as Spider-Woman.
One I think if this was redone in the MCU with our younger Aunt May, it could be really
cool.
Otherwise, I would also be down to see anyone else in Spider Ma'am chef inspired spider
suit.
For those who aren't familiar with this alternate version of May Reilly, she was introduced
to us in What If?
Issue 23 in which the question was posed What If Aunt May had been Bitten by a Radioactive
Spider?
Wherein Aunt May is bitten by a radioactive spider while bringing a Peter's lunch to school
after he accidentally forgot it at home.
Also, can I just say that Spider Ma'am is kind of badass?
4 Spirit Suit
You may recall this suit from the PS4 game, Marvel's Spiderman.
(insert clip spirit suit 0:31-0:40 link in script) Also what is up with Parker's butt
in this game?
It's crazy.
Anyways, did you actually know that this suit is based off a suit from the Incredible Hulks
Volume 1 Annual comic?
That's right.
In this comic we are reintroduced to Ghost Spider, whose look resembles that of the Spirit
Suit fairly closely.
This suit is white with a thin black spider outline on the chest and a blue flaming skull
mask.
Okay, so granted I have no idea how we would work Ghost Spider or the Spirit Suit into
the MCU but it would definitely be a cool one to see on the big screen.
I also definitely get some Ghost Rider vibes from it.
3 Spider-Man 2099 Suit
In the Spider-Man 2099 series, Miguel O'Hara is Spider-Man.
And to be honest, regardless of which volume we are talking about here, his suit is all
around pretty cool looking.
The 1992 version is blue with a red outline overlayed, less webb based, more geometric
lines which form the shape of a spider-esque skull on his chest.
The eyes are also outlined in red rather than the traditional spider-man mask's white ovals.
The suit is kind of spooky and high-tech with spikes that can stick up out of the sides
tops of the arms on the suit.
The 2014, volume 1 series followed a very similar look and the newest 2099 Spider-Man
in volume 3 has a similar look but with more of a futuristic glowy look.
All suits being based in the future are also much more high-tech than our classic web-slinger,
making this suit not just beautiful to look at but also highly useful as well.
The most recent incarnation of this suit has been even further improved with top quality
light byte material which assists with gliding and is built of durable kevlar interwoven
with unstable molecule cloth.
2 Future Foundation Suit
This suit is just so OP.
The Future Foundation suit is introduced after Spider-Man joins up with the Fantastic Four
after the death of the Human Torch, basically stepping in to assume his place.
It is gifted to him by Susan Storm and the rest of the former Fantastic Four and now
Future Foundation.
What makes it unique?
It's a black and white design, different from Spidey's more traditional red and blue but
beyond that, it can actually transform into any look that Peter wants.
Not only that but this suit also has the ability to self clean and self repair.
In other words when you work with the FF you get some real nice things.
1 Miles' Ultimate Spider-Man
Okay, so while I have to give a shout out to Miles' revamped suit in Sony's Into the
Spider-Verse, I have to also acknowledge my love for the Ultimate Spider-Man look on him.
Though I do think we need to make sure the Miles' Into the Spiderverse suit makes into
a part two of this list.
The suit itself was given to Miles' by SHIELD after his previous classic suit was deemed
to be in "bad taste" by Fury.
SHIELD members felt it was disrespectful to the memory of the now-deceased Peter Parker.
The suit itself is all black with red webbing and red Spider on the chest, outlined with
the shape of a V and keeping with Mile's classically drawn, slightly over-sized eye shape as well
as having little red fingertips, which I assume add grip.
Although if this suit was in Into the Spider-Verse, I doubt Miles' would need it.
Thanks for watching.
I hope you enjoyed flipping Spider-Man's combat closet with me.
Speaking of the MCU and Spider-Man suits, I am not wondering what your favourites from
the MCU are?
Which ones have we seen already that you would love to see more of?
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