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Creation & Design

The Web was created as a modern superhero with a unique ability to manipulate webs, inspired by classic spider-themed heroes.

Early Years

Initially introduced in a series of one-shots, The Web quickly gained popularity among readers for his relatable struggles and heroic deeds.

Character Development

Over the years, The Web has evolved from a simple hero to a complex character dealing with personal issues and the responsibilities of heroism.

Cultural Reception

The Web has been well-received for its engaging storytelling and character depth, appealing to both young and adult audiences.

Character Details

Real Name:
John Doe
First Appearance:
Zip Comics #27
Aliases:
The Web, Webster
Species:
Human
Gender:
Male
Affiliations:
The Web Corps, Archie Comics Heroes
Abilities:
Web-slinging, Enhanced agility, Spider-sense
Equipment:
Web-shooters, Utility belt
Weight:
180lbs
Height:
6' 10"
Eye Color:
green
Hair Color:
brown

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Zip Comics #27
Archie ⋅ 1942
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1st appearance of the Web

Web, The #1
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DC ⋅ 2009
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Cover art by Artgerm

DC's reintroduction of MLJ's (Archie) Golden Age character 'The Web'

The character is reintroduced by Artgerm with bravado on the cover of this premiere issue

Web, The #2
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DC ⋅ 2010
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Cover art by Artgerm

Artgerm produced the cover art on all 10 issues of 2010s 'The Web'

Web, The #4
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DC ⋅ 2010
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Cover art by Artgerm

The Web's high-tech suit allows him the ability to fly, enhances his strength and gives him access to a database of information

Web, The #3
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DC ⋅ 2010
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Cover art by Artgerm

An editor from Radical Comics (Caliber) introduced Artgerm's work to DC

Web, The #5
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DC ⋅ 2010
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Cover art by Artgerm

Web, The #6
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DC ⋅ 2010
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Cover art by Artgerm

Web, The #7
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DC ⋅ 2010
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Cover art by Artgerm

Web, The #8
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DC ⋅ 2010
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Cover art by Artgerm

Web, The #10
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DC ⋅ 2010
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Cover art by Artgerm

This issue concludes Stanley's work on 'The Web' limited series but he continues drawing the character in The Mighty Crusaders

Web, The #9
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DC ⋅ 2010
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Cover art by Artgerm

Mighty Crusaders, The #1
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DC ⋅ 2010
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Cover art by Artgerm

The Mighty Crusaders include: Jaguar, Inferno, Fly Girl, Inferno, Fox, Black Hood, Comet, the Shield, War Eagle and the Web

Mighty Crusaders, The #2
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DC ⋅ 2010
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Cover art by Artgerm

The Mighty Crusaders were characters introduced by Red Line Comics (Archie) in the 80s

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