[TO BE REMADE] ᴛʜᴇ ᴡᴇʙ ᴏғ sᴘɪᴅᴇʀ-ᴍᴀɴ

ᴮᵃᶜᵏ ᴵⁿ ᵀʰᵉ ᶠʳⁱᵉⁿᵈˡʸ ᴺᵉⁱᵍʰᵇᵒᵘʳʰᵒᵒᵈ

𝐀𝐅𝐓𝐄𝐑 the death of Tony Stark, Y/n L/n had the return to New York and resume his education that also reset because of the snap that killed off half of the universe.

He wasn't too bothered since he was incredibly intelligent, but he was more worried with his criminals had become super villains in his and most over street levels absence.

Well, it was too different...

Spider-Man had remembered that Crime-Master guy that stole Curt Connors corpse and tried to look into him, but it just led him to a back.

He crawled inside, seeing all the workers tied up and the Shocker carries bags upon bags filled with cash from a bank vault as Spider-Man rappels down from the ceiling on a web.

"I'm no lawyer, but I'm pretty sure this is illegal." Spider-Man said before he fired two webs at Shocker's hands, making him drop the loot as the teenager launches himself towards the villain, and kicks him square in the chest, sending him back into the vault he just stole from.

The Shocker growls, trying to shake Spider-Man off while the hero sticks to the villain's back, trying to pull Shocker's gauntlets off until green energy emits from the devices as it crawls up over the man's coat and the energy turns into pure shockwaves, and Spider-Man slams into the ceiling.

Spider-Man clings to the ceiling as Shocker tries to head for the exit until Spider-Man slams it shut with some web lines and lands in front of the middle-aged man.

"Oh, don't you hate it when that happens? You get stuck in place with no way out, with a guy wielding some killer tech?" The hero asks. "Well, we're gonna be in here for a while, how about we play 20 questions?"

"No? Thumb wrestle, perhaps?" Spider-Man asks before Shocker suddenly blasts him in the chest with shockwaves as he breaks the vault open with the hero's body while the teenager webs himself up onto the giant chandelier.

"You talk too much!" Shocker growled.

"Well, that's a matter of opinion." The hero retorted. "I mean, are there any standard metrics for how much talking one should do? And who determines the ideal ratio of talking versus not-talking?"

Shocker tries to nail Spider-Man with a blast, but the teenagers not yet mastered swinging had managed to avoid all of them out of pure luck. But with Shocker's impromptu blasts, they all hit various parts of the building, making clusters of debris.

"Hey, buddy I think you dropped this," Spider-Man said while he threw the rubble at Shocker via webbing the debris.

The hero then zipped to the villain and attached webs to the villain's gauntlets and put them together in some web bonds.

"I'm surprised you found some real cash, it's all digital now, like with Apple Pay or whatever Stark Industries has pumped out," Spider-Man said before hanging the man upside down.

"Will you shut up!?" Shocker roared as the shockwaves got intense, allowing Shocker to get free.

"I will once you get arrested," Spider-Man said, zipping away from Shocker to get some breathing room. The teenager noticed that the chandelier only had a few wires keeping it upright. "Hey, Stupid!"

Shocker fired a blast at Spider-Man who dodged at the last second as one of the wires had snapped. "Jeez, that's your aim? No wonder you were a D-class villain!" Spider-Man laughed, making Shocker angrier and angrier.

"Quiet, bug!" Shocker roared.

"That's a common-"

"Misconception, spiders are arachnids! I know, and I don't give a flying-!" A web stuck over his mouth to stop him from cursing.