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Unlike many superheroes, Spider-Man is fully religious, a [[Christian]] [[Protestant]], known to pray during moments of great emotion--whether in desperation during a pitched battle or in quiet gratitude while lying in bed watching his wife sleep.
 
Unlike many superheroes, Spider-Man is fully religious, a [[Christian]] [[Protestant]], known to pray during moments of great emotion--whether in desperation during a pitched battle or in quiet gratitude while lying in bed watching his wife sleep.
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== Villains ==
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Spider-Man has a classic array of villans that many people love as much as the hero himself. The Green Goblin is one example. Goblin has had many different human identities, but the most devious of which was Norman Osborn, the father of Peter Paker's best friend. Osborn had started a major science and enginerring company with his partner, Mendel Stromm. Osbron soon found out that Stromm had embezzled money from their company, and promptly had him arrested. Later, Osborn found a mysterious chemical while going through Stromm's notes. Supposedly, it could multiply a person's strength and intelligence.  Osborn tried to recreate the syrum, but missed a few steps. The formula turned green, and exploded on Osborn. After he left the hospital, he realized that the formula had given him what he wanted, but also transformed him into a psycopathic criminal. With increased greed and lust for power, Osborn created his character the Green Goblin and turned to crime. Goblin wanted to gain a reputation by killing Spider-Man, but lost in combat. From that day on, the two sperhumans were arch enemies. 
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== Sources ==
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"Spider-Man: The Ultimate Guide", writen by Tom Defalco, copywright 2001
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[[Category:Superheroes]]
 
[[Category:Superheroes]]
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