9 awesome Spider-Man suits we'd like to see on the big screen
Director Marc Webb is already making some tweaks to Spider-Man’s big-screen costume, which will join all the other costumes we got to see in Sam Raimi’s trilogy. But what about some of the suits we haven’t seen yet?
The Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man has been zipping around Manhattan for decades, and along the way he’s donned his fair share of traditional (and not-so-traditional) costumes.
We’ve already seen Raimi’s take on the traditional look and the Venom-style black suit. But what about Cyborg Spider-Man? Or the white and black Future Foundation suit?
In honor of the big reveal of Webb’s redesigned Amazing Spider-Man 2 suit, here are nine awesome Spider-Man suits we’d like to see brought to life on the big screen someday.
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Here are nine great Spider-Man suits we'd like to see on the big screen.
Spider Armor MK I
This one has had a few iterations, but the classic silver look is the coolest. It was developed by Peter Parker to make him bullet proof, though it did slow down his spider-like reflexes a bit. It could be a nice addition to pop up in the third act of a sequel down the line if Spidey needed to deflect some bullets.
New Ultimate Spider-Man
When Miles Morales took over as Spider-Man, the writers soon decided to give the suit an awesome black and red redesign. There were rumors Webb would take some major cues from this suit in his sequel, but he only stole those big eye holes.
Cyborg Spider-Man
After sustaining an injury, Spider-Man receives some major mechanical upgrades, most notably a pretty kick ass robo-arm that let him keep on kicking ass while his arm healed.
Spider Phoenix
For a short while Spider-Man embodied a slice of the famous X-Men Phoenix Force, which resulted in a pretty awesome redesign that was a good fit for all that extra power.
Future Foundation Spider-Man
Spidey teamed up with the Fantastic Four for a while on their Future Foundation, to help solve the worlds problems. In addition to an awesome mandate, the group also had some pretty stylish white suits.
Spider-Man Unlimited
This suit is a combination of several other designs, mixing the red and blue with the bigger spider logo. It’s a good mix, and would definitely translate to the big screen.
Spider-Man 2211
A far future version of Spidey, he has super-strong bionic arms and the ability to time travel. The suit has a slight Captain America vibe, and who wouldn’t want to see an awesome, future-set Spidey store on the big screen?
Iron Spider-Man Armor
When Spider-Man’s costume needed a little more oomph (and super powers) he turned to Tony Stark for some high-tech help. The result looked like a combination of all the good parts of Iron Man and Spider-Man. Sadly, we’ll probably never have a chance to see this one until all the Marvel characters are back under one film studio roof.
The Classic Spider-Man
All the movies have flirted with the original design, but nothing has emulated the all-too-classic look of the old Spidey suit. Of course, with all its hand-sewn simplicity, it’d be tough to actually make this look kick-ass on the big screen.
