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| Real Name: Inapplicable |
| Also Known As: Spider-Man, Peter Parker, John Diaz |
| Place Of Birth: New York City |
| First Appearance: New Warriors Vol.1 #61 (1995) Modern Age Villain |
| Known Associates: The Jackal, Scrier |
| Group Affiliation: Spider Society |
| Base Of Operations: The Jackal's Laboratory |
| Grudges: Spider-Man |
| Creators: J.M. DeMatteis and Mark Bagley |
| Gallery: Click |
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| Enhanced Abilities: Spidercide’s strength, endurance, reflexes and durability are all at super human levels. |
| Wall-Crawling: Like Spider-Man, Spidercide has the ability mentally control the atomic attraction between molecular boundary layers of most materials, allowing him to cling to almost any surface, thereby enabling him to climb up the sides of builds much like a spider can. |
| Spider Sense: Like Spider-Man, Spidercide has a spider sense that alerts him to immediate danger via a unique tingling sensation in the rear of his skull. This sense is connected somewhat to Spidercide's great reflexes, enabling him to avoid most types of attacks provided he has enough time to avoid them. |
| Molecular Structure: Spidercide has the ability to control his own body on a molecular level to an extensive degree. For example, he can extend his limbs or his body itself. He can also control the density of his bodily tissues, making him much more resistant to all forms of physical injury than he normally is enabling him to withstand even greater impact forces, falls from great heights, and high calibre bullets. He has also been known to transform his fists into hammers, spikes, turn himself partially into liquid, or to simulate the type of artificial webbing that Spider-Man once used. |
