A novel Spider-Man.
Spider-Man was one of many characters redesigned for Marvel's experimental 1990s Timeslip initiative, which featured prominent artists of the decade offering new takes on the company's classic characters. With the spread declaring, "It's 1962 again...and Stan Lee has just had a new idea!" the artists commissioned by Marvel were invited to imagine how they would have drawn characters like Spider-Man and Iron Man for their first appearance.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Timeslip Spider-Man, who first appeared as one of a series of two-page spreads in Marvel Vision magazine, was brought to life by artist Mike Allred. Allred's Timeslip entry imagines an alternate version of Peter Parker's original homemade Spider-Man costume, with a look and tech that somehow manage to be even cooler than the original.Mike Allred's design for Timeslip Spider-Man doesn't seek to present an absurdly different take on the character; rather, it presents Peter Parker's early outfit as more rugged – literally, in the sense that loose strands of red fabric are tied around his elbows and knees.
If that were supposed to be the case, it could also be imagined that Allred's "original" character designs would eventually come to light – and a faction of comic book fans would invariably say how much cooler the Spider-claw was than the web-shooters. This would, as it often does, in turn lead to some variation of Allred's claw making it into continuity. Even leaving aside the hypothetical, this could still happen.
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