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Disney introduce Web-Weaver, the first-ever gay version of Spider-Man

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Marvel has once again shown their commitment to providing us with LGBTQ+ content, unveiling a gay iteration of Spider-Man – and he is giving femme realness. “Web-Weaver” is an alternate universe version of the familiar red-suited superhero, set to make his debut in September in the graphic novel Edge of Spider-Verse #5.

The character dons an unfamiliar look, sporting a sleek and sharp black and gold suit with accented flared sleeves, but an intricate image of a spider emblazoned across the back of the costume nods to the iconography of the Spider-Verse.

Web Weaver was designed by costume and character designer Kris Anka. Anka explained that the inspiration for this character came from the work of Thierry Mugler and Alexander McQueen, while Marvel describes the character as a “not so mild-mannered fashion designer” whose “spider powers show us a very different kind of Spider-slayer”.

Eisner Award-nominated gay author Steve Foxe will create the story to accompany the character. He noted the importance of ensuring that Web-Weaver is not treated as a representative for the entire gay community.

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