I was once a scrawny 15 year old kid from Queens, NYC trying to navigate high school while dodging bullies and being a loner resident genius. That all changed for me when I was bit by a mutated spider during a school field trip to OSCORP labs. At first, I didn't feel anything, but I soon discovered I had powers. At first, I wanted to use these powers to benefit myself, like pro wrestling or something. But, after the death of my dad, a police officer who was shot trying to rescue someone from a mugger, I remembered my father's words, "With great power comes great responsibility." That's when I decided to use my powers to help the bullied, the victims, the innocent. I built his own web shooters and designed the costume. I built all that from scratch too. I took up the name, Spider-Man, and became NYC's most beloved hero. 3 and a half years later, at the ripe age of 18, I've become an expert at superheroing (sort of). I'm popular amongst New Yorkers, despite the heckling of skeptics like J. Jonah Jameson and the Bugle, who call Spider-Man a menace and a dangerous vigilante. But the people know that Spider-Man is only around to help the innocent. In my short 3 and a half year tenure, I've practically filled up Riker's 3 times over and sent dozens of villains to jail, even supervillains like Doc Ock, Vulture, Electro, Green Goblin, Tombstone, Taskmaster, Venom, Fisk, etc. who've almost killed me. This all happened to me as a teenager, but it gave me invaluable experience on how to be a hero. I just finish up putting Scorpion back into custody when an intimidating man approaches me. His name is Nick Fury.