The Steel Spider ( Oliver "Ollie" Osnick ) is a fictional character, a super hero who appears in comic books published by Marvel Comics, mainly in various Spider titles -Man.
Video Steel Spider
Publishing history
Steel Spider first appeared on The Spectacular Spider-Man # 72 and was created by Bill Mantlo and Ed Hannigan.
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Fictional character biography
Origin
Ollie Osnick is an overweight and talented teen who idolized Doctor Octopus. Using his genius, Ollie designed his own mechanical tentacles and called himself Kid Ock . He influenced a group of children to dress up as super villains, but they immediately ran towards him. Ollie finally escaped from the house and into a toy store.
There, he keeps the elderly guard unconscious, though Ollie believes he has killed him. When Spider-Man arrived at the scene, he believed that Dr. Octopus is working, so he's after Ollie. Fortunately Spider-Man realized in time that it was not the Ock he was facing. When Spider-Man and Ollie fell into the water tank, Spider-Man easily tore off the tentacles, something he could never do with Ock. Dragging Ollie to the surface, he learns it's actually Ollie he's chasing. Just then the guard returns conscious, and Spider-Man returns Ollie home safely.
Impressed with Spider-Man, Ollie modifies his tentacles into spider-feet and dons Spider-Man Halloween costumes, calling himself Spider-Kid . The heroic activities of Ollie often result in him having to be rescued by Spider-Man. He was involved (along with Frog-Man and Toad) in a team of short-lived superheroes called The Misfits. Ollie is finally convinced to hang up his costume and become a normal kid.
However, in his college years, Ollie has changed radically. She has devoted herself to exercising and being very athletic. Ollie is still fantasizing about being a hero, continuing to invent new weapons and modifying his profit-legs. When his girlfriend is paralyzed by robbers, Ollie seeks revenge and creates a "Steel Spider" identity, dressed in a dark blue costume, and equips himself with all these new weapons (including gloves containing grapple hook launchers and pepper spray blasters). Steel Spider puts and tortures his girlfriend's attackers. She removes her costume, realizing that she never wanted to be a vigilante and preferred to build a life with the girl she loved.
When the Onslaught attack invaded New York City, he was mentioned as one of the heroes who helped fight the attacking Sentinel, working with Darkhawk and New Warriors to reclaim the Brooklyn Bridge.
Civil War
Equipped with a new set of weapons, Ollie Osnick now features a more rebellious stance against the Superhero Registration Act. As an unlisted superhero, Ollie became a target for the government Thunderbolt team. His name also caused Thunderbolts director Norman Osborn to fall into laughter, because it reminded him of Spider-Man. After beating some drunken people, Ollie became frightened of the government-sponsored Thunderbolt.
Ollie fights Thunderbolt, and joins in his battle by American Eagle and Sepulcher. After successfully defeating Venom, Radioactive Man, and the new Swordsman, he uses gadgetry on his metal foot to join Radioactive Man, Songbird, Venom and Penance, commenting that having an ally "almost makes this a fair battle, I'm sure they do not expect that." As the battle progresses, Ollie seems to be holding it alone until Venom bites Ollie's left arm and eats it. Ollie is then shown locked up in Prison 42 in the Negative Zone.
Strength and ability
Ollie Osnick does not have super powers but he wears a mechanical spider foot that allows him to climb. He also wears a glove that contains a grapple hook launcher and a pepper spray blasters. He is also a talented inventor with a genius intelligence level.
Other versions
MC2
In MC2 continuity, Ollie Osnick never ceases to be a Steel Spider and even becomes a member of Avengers. He modified his costume into a powerful exoskeleton and became a highly respected superhero. However, when his personal life fails and his wife abandons him, Steel Spider goes looking for criminals to take away the frustrations. However, the villain he found so scared of him, he gave up without a fight. Steel Spider has a tantrum, until he sees that he is being watched by Spider-Girl and American Dream. They tell him how much inspiration he has on them, and he helps them defeat a terrorist cell called "The Children of the Snake". After this, he begins to rebuild his ruined personal life.
In other media
Television
- The Steel Spider version has a short look in the 1994 animated series Spider-Man , voiced by Christopher Daniel Barnes. This incarnation is an alternative version of the universe of Spider-Man (Peter Parker) who has defeated Doctor Octopus once and for all and has taken his tentacles, which he controls using the device he wears on his head, and is also based on a small moment in the comics where Spider -Man while taking the Octopus Doctor's hand only to lose control of them and make them crumble. As seen at the end of the story "I Really, Very Hate Clones", this Spider-Man side is one of Spider-Men called by Beyonder and Madame Web to help Spider-Man against Spider-Carnage.
- The Steel Spider appears in the Ultimate Spider-Man cartoon series, voiced by Jason Marsden in a Boston accent. Version Ollie Osnick is a teenage genius from Boston and a Spider-Man fan who supports a web-slinger transfer to his hometown that he does with Boston Mayor's backing. In the episode "Spidah-Man", he gets angry after Spider-Man declines his offer to become a sidekick (known as Webby) because it's too dangerous for him. As a result, Ollie armed some low-level criminals recently captured by Spider-Man as Boston Terroriers: bank robbers to Plymouth Rocker (voiced by Maurice LaMarche), a thief of a women's museum into a Salem Witch (voiced by Misty Lee), and a mugger the wallet became Slam Adams (voiced by Jeff Bennett) and he personally attacked it as a Steel Spider (through a high-tech armor). After the Steel Spider fights with Spider-Man but realizes this is a mistake, the Boston Terroriers then turns against the Steel Spider after hearing about J. Jonah Jameson's reward for flipping Spider-Man. Steel Spider is aware of the error of his ways and works with Spider-Man against the criminals. Spider-Man and Steel Spider finally pressed the shut-off button on the armor of Boston Terroriers. In the end, Spider-Man returned to New York City while Steel Spider became Boston's own superhero.
- The Steel spider appeared in Spider-Man , voiced by Josh Keaton. In this event, Oliver Osnick was a student at Osborn Academy who came in after finding a way to manipulate the steel alloy into a float. In the episode "The Rise of Doc Ock" Pt. 3, when the Jackal manipulates Rhino to turn the students and security guards at the Osborn Academy into Rhinos, Oliver helps Spider-Man, Harry Osborn, Otto Octavius, Vulture, and Alistair Smythe to fight them and remove their mind control technology. In the episode "The Rise of Doc Ock" Pt. 4, Oliver Osnick's armor became part of the Osborn Commandos when he accompanied Norman Osborn, Otto Octavius, Vulture, Alistair Smythe, and Rhino to raid the Jackal lab. After Otto Octavius ​​defected to the Jackal side, the rest of the Osborn Command was controlled by the mind and the group was branded back into the Sinister Five. In the episode "Hobgoblin, Part 1," Oliver Osnick takes the Steel Spider name and his armor has been upgraded to a retractable tentacle. He helps the rest of the Sinister Five to drop Spider-Man so Doctor Octopus can brainwash him to expand Sinister Five to Sinister Six. With the help of Harry Osborn in Hobgoblin's armor, Spider-Man freed Steel Spiders, Alistair Smythe, Rhino, and Vulture from the mind control technology as they chased the Octopus Doctor. In the episode "Hobgoblin, Part 2," it is mentioned that the Steel Spider and three other victims of the Doctor Octopus mind-control have been collected by Spider-Man and Hobgoblin.
References
External links
- Steel Spider in Marvel Wiki
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