Spider-Slayers
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===Television=== | ===Television=== | ||
*In Spider-Man, the Spider-Slayers featured in a number of episodes as antagonists starting in "The Spider-Slayer". They were created by Spencer Smythe with the resources of Oscorp after being hired by Norman Osborn who himself had been given the task by the Kingpin. In exchange for success, Spencer Smythe would be given a hover chair for his son Alistair Smythe who had lost the use of his legs following a laboratory explosion. Prior to its deployment, Smythe constructed remote drones called [[Spider Seekers]] that had sensors to track Spider-Man. After they proved a success, he launched the 'Black Widow' Spider-Slayer with the goal of capturing Spider-Man. | *In Spider-Man, the Spider-Slayers featured in a number of episodes as antagonists starting in "The Spider-Slayer". They were created by Spencer Smythe with the resources of Oscorp after being hired by Norman Osborn who himself had been given the task by the Kingpin. In exchange for success, Spencer Smythe would be given a hover chair for his son Alistair Smythe who had lost the use of his legs following a laboratory explosion. Prior to its deployment, Smythe constructed remote drones called [[Spider Seekers]] that had sensors to track Spider-Man. After they proved a success, he launched the 'Black Widow' Spider-Slayer with the goal of capturing Spider-Man. | ||
| + | *In Spider-Man, the Spider-Slayers appeared in the 2017 animated television series with them being the secret robotic creations of Spencer Smythe. One was deployed to attack the '''Horizon High''' science academy where it attacked the former laboratory of Harry Osborn to steal his equipment. During a confrontation with Spider-Man, the masked super-powered hero used an explosive to destroyed the Spider-Slayer. | ||
===Video games=== | ===Video games=== | ||
Revision as of 16:40, 27 August 2017
Spider-Slayers are robots that feature in Marvel Comics.
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History
Overview
Models
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Notes
- Spider-Slayers were created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko where they made their first appearance in Amazing Spider-Man v1 #25 (June, 1965).
Alternate Versions
In other media
Television
- In Spider-Man, the Spider-Slayers featured in a number of episodes as antagonists starting in "The Spider-Slayer". They were created by Spencer Smythe with the resources of Oscorp after being hired by Norman Osborn who himself had been given the task by the Kingpin. In exchange for success, Spencer Smythe would be given a hover chair for his son Alistair Smythe who had lost the use of his legs following a laboratory explosion. Prior to its deployment, Smythe constructed remote drones called Spider Seekers that had sensors to track Spider-Man. After they proved a success, he launched the 'Black Widow' Spider-Slayer with the goal of capturing Spider-Man.
- In Spider-Man, the Spider-Slayers appeared in the 2017 animated television series with them being the secret robotic creations of Spencer Smythe. One was deployed to attack the Horizon High science academy where it attacked the former laboratory of Harry Osborn to steal his equipment. During a confrontation with Spider-Man, the masked super-powered hero used an explosive to destroyed the Spider-Slayer.
Video games
- In Spider-Man, the Spider-Slayers appeared in the video game adaptation of the Sam Raimi movie. They were created by OsCorp with them resembling mechanical spiders. After discovering Spider-Man, Norman Osborn and Dr. Stromm desired the secret of his abilities as it could save the company by perfecting the human performance enhancers. As a result, the Spider-Slayers were deployed but they ended up hunting the Scorpion due to his similar arachnid DNA.
- In The Amazing Spider-Man, the Spider-Slayers were re-named as the S-Bots that were antagonists in the video game adaptation of the movie.
Toys
Appearances
- Amazing Spider-Man v1:
External Links
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