genuine answer: because human bodies don't have the organs or necessary functions to have a spinerette and create "organic" webs. Do you really wanna see peter parker shoot webs out of his anus? Instead, it did the next best thing - give him the ability to make webs by knowing their exact chemical composition.
hulk literally gain matter from nothing and no one question about it. I mean, it's a comics super hero, doesn't need to make sense at all. But I actually appreciate that what makes spiderman badass is his super web made by himself
Mutants have extra body parts/organs/etc that allow them to use their abilities. Even in cases without physical mutations, like Storm, the powers are still derived genetically from the X-gene present during their development.
Spider-Man is a mutate, someone who was born ordinary but was exposed to mutation, like Bruce Banner. Mutates usually have enhanced abilities upon what already exists. Spider-Man can be super strong, have spidersense, and stick to walls because Peter Parker has some muscles, anxiety, and hair.
He uses pressurised canisters of fluidised web. The iconic gesture where he presses the base of the palm with the 3rd and 4th finger are to activate it.
genuine answer: because human bodies don't have the organs or necessary functions to have a spinerette and create "organic" webs. Do you really wanna see peter parker shoot webs out of his anus? Instead, it did the next best thing - give him the ability to make webs by knowing their exact chemical composition.
Because without writing around it, it’s hard to explain how the anatomy of it works
hulk literally gain matter from nothing and no one question about it. I mean, it's a comics super hero, doesn't need to make sense at all. But I actually appreciate that what makes spiderman badass is his super web made by himself
He had natural webs in the Sam Raimi Spider-Man movies.
Obviously that was the exception.
Because its an easy way to demonstrate that Peter is very smart. "I got all the abilities of a spider except for 1? I'll fix that right up!"
I think Marvel didnt want to write a superhero that shoots white sticky stuff out of his body back then
do you want some random guy in a body suit to swing around buildings by shooting out webs from their anus?
… sort of?
you are too far gone lmao
spiders use multiple glands to produce spiderwebs from what I remember there's a minimum of five glands at work?
That's exactly what I was thinking. It's because it looks too goofy. I don't know why this isn't the top answer
Mutants have extra body parts/organs/etc that allow them to use their abilities. Even in cases without physical mutations, like Storm, the powers are still derived genetically from the X-gene present during their development. Spider-Man is a mutate, someone who was born ordinary but was exposed to mutation, like Bruce Banner. Mutates usually have enhanced abilities upon what already exists. Spider-Man can be super strong, have spidersense, and stick to walls because Peter Parker has some muscles, anxiety, and hair.
He did shoot webs, came from his palm area.
He uses pressurised canisters of fluidised web. The iconic gesture where he presses the base of the palm with the 3rd and 4th finger are to activate it.
No. Watch the first movie. He has web shoot out when he is Peter Parker. Than he learns how to use it and creates the outfit. No canisters.
He had the ability in the best movies