You’d think aunt May, Mary Jane Watson, and J. Jonah Jameson would take notice of Peter Parker’s humongous digits when he’s out of costume. He’d probably say they’re tumors or something.
So I found the Cambridge research. Essentially they say the largest creature that can walk on walls is a gecko. The size of the footpads to weight ratio then becomes too much to actually be effective.
But like most of the other comments, they don’t take into account that Parker’s abilities are “super”. I doubt they ever did analysis on a radioactive spider…
Templo S.U.D. about 7 years ago
You’d think aunt May, Mary Jane Watson, and J. Jonah Jameson would take notice of Peter Parker’s humongous digits when he’s out of costume. He’d probably say they’re tumors or something.
therese_callahan2002 about 7 years ago
Is that cemetery for gamblers who are knocked off by the mob?
gmartin997 about 7 years ago
Those scientists obviously know nothing about “spidey powers.”
paullp Premium Member about 7 years ago
That’s why Cambridge University scientists don’t write comic books.
J Short about 7 years ago
It would also mean Spiderman was well…you know.
pearlsbs about 7 years ago
Comic strip characters don’t follow the laws of physics? Who would have ever thought that?
aimlesscruzr about 7 years ago
So I found the Cambridge research. Essentially they say the largest creature that can walk on walls is a gecko. The size of the footpads to weight ratio then becomes too much to actually be effective.
But like most of the other comments, they don’t take into account that Parker’s abilities are “super”. I doubt they ever did analysis on a radioactive spider…
pearlsbs about 7 years ago
The only reason Formula 1 cars still have to change gears is because the continuous variable transmission (CVT) was banned for Formula 1 cars in 1994.
LV1951 about 7 years ago
All the people who go to the casino are from out of town.