Spider Seekers
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| + | The Spider Seekers were fast moving hovering drones that were constructed by [[Spencer Smythe]]. They were built after Smythe was employed by [[Norman Osborn]] to find and capture Spider-Man. Unknown to anyone else, Osborn himself was blackmailed and under the control of the Kingpin of crime. Spencer Smythe agreed to this venture in exchange for a hover chair for his son [[Alistair Smythe]] who lost the use of his legs due to a laboratory explosion. Whilst at [[Oscorp]], Smythe designed a series of drones that could find and track Spider-Man. Once complete, he deployed them into Manhattan where they found Spider-Man and attacked him but were destroyed. Though Osborn called this a failure, Spencer stated that the Spider Seekers were not meant to defeat Spider-Man but to test the tracking program. Thus, he unveiled his true creation to capture Spider-Man which was the [[Spider-Slayers|Spider-Slayer]] with the first such machine designated as the ''Black Widow''. | ||
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Revision as of 03:09, 12 October 2015
The Spider Seekers are robots that feature in Spider-Man.
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History
The Spider Seekers were fast moving hovering drones that were constructed by Spencer Smythe. They were built after Smythe was employed by Norman Osborn to find and capture Spider-Man. Unknown to anyone else, Osborn himself was blackmailed and under the control of the Kingpin of crime. Spencer Smythe agreed to this venture in exchange for a hover chair for his son Alistair Smythe who lost the use of his legs due to a laboratory explosion. Whilst at Oscorp, Smythe designed a series of drones that could find and track Spider-Man. Once complete, he deployed them into Manhattan where they found Spider-Man and attacked him but were destroyed. Though Osborn called this a failure, Spencer stated that the Spider Seekers were not meant to defeat Spider-Man but to test the tracking program. Thus, he unveiled his true creation to capture Spider-Man which was the Spider-Slayer with the first such machine designated as the Black Widow.
Overview
Notes
- The Spider Seekers were original creations of the 1990's Spider-Man cartoon.
Appearances
- Spider-Man: "The Spider Slayer"
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