Did you know? In the original comic book series, Spider-Mans real name was not Peter Parker but rather Peter Parata. However, this was later changed to Peter Parker by Marvel Comics editor Stan Lee and writer Steve Ditko, who felt that Parata sounded too similar to paratrooper.

Creative Coloring Ideas:
• Here are five coloring ideas for the Spider-Man image:
• 1) Color each of the two Spider-Men in a different color to make them stand out, like one blue and one red.
• 2) Make the webbing on their suits black or dark gray so that it stands out more against their lighter colored suits. You could also use white or light gray for the webbing if you want the webs to blend into their bodies.
• 3) Color the Spider-Mens eyes in a darker color than the rest of their body, such as red or blue. This will make them stand out and give them a more superhero-like appearance.
• 4) Add some background elements to the image, such as buildings or other objects, to create a more dynamic scene. You could also add some shading or texture to the Spider-Mens bodies to give them more depth and dimension.