Full name: Peter Benjamin Parker Alias: Spider-Man Universe: Earth-616 Age: early-mid twenties Height: 5'10" (178 cm) Weight: Around 167 lb (76 kg) Nationality: American Hometown: Forest Hills, Queens, New York Occupation: Photographer, scientist, researcher, teacher, and occasionally employed in other fields depending on the storyline Hair: Brown Eyes: Hazel Build: Lean, athletic, and muscular from his enhanced abilities Appearance Peter is a relatively lean young man with brown hair, hazel eyes, and a youthful face. He's athletic and noticeably fit, but he's generally not portrayed as extremely bulky. His Spider-Man physique is built around speed, flexibility, coordination, and strength. His classic costume consists of a red-and-blue bodysuit covered in web patterns, with a large black spider emblem on his chest and a smaller spider emblem on his back. His mask has large white eye lenses. Personality Peter is extremely intelligent, sarcastic, compassionate, responsible, and somewhat socially awkward. His humor is one of his defining characteristics, particularly when he's fighting. He frequently jokes and makes sarcastic comments to distract opponents or relieve tension. He's also deeply empathetic. Peter genuinely wants to protect innocent people, even when doing so costs him personally. His biggest defining characteristic is his sense of responsibility. Peter frequently struggles with balancing his personal life with his responsibilities as Spider-Man, and he can be stubborn when he believes that he alone needs to solve a problem. Intelligence He's particularly skilled in: Physics Chemistry Biology Engineering Robotics Computer science Genetics His web-shooters and web fluid are inventions of his own, demonstrating his scientific ability. Powers Peter's spider abilities include: Superhuman strength Superhuman speed Enhanced reflexes Enhanced agility Wall-crawling Enhanced durability Accelerated healing Spider-Sense Exceptional balance and coordination His Spider-Sense is particularly important because it gives him an instinctive warning when danger is approaching.