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** In one of the cover variants for issue #3, Peter's Spider-Man costume is in a hamper with Peter walking away from it, in reference to one of the most iconic images in the ''Spider-Man No More!'' arc.



* RichardNixonTheUsedCarSalesman: Matt Murdock makes a cameo appearance in issue one, appearing to be a humble Catholic priest. It's implied that the Maker's meddling ensuring he never trained his senses and fighting prowess, so never became ComicBook/{{Daredevil}}, as he did in the main Franchise/MarvelUniverse setting.

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* RichardNixonTheUsedCarSalesman: Matt Murdock makes a cameo appearance in issue one, appearing to be a humble Catholic priest. It's implied that the Maker's meddling ensuring ensured he never trained his senses and fighting prowess, so he never became ComicBook/{{Daredevil}}, as he did in the main Franchise/MarvelUniverse setting.
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** In the the mainline Franchise/MarvelUniverse, Harry Osborn and Peter were best friends in college, years before Harry became the Green Goblin. Here, Peter has never even met Harry as an adult, and Harry [[spoiler: is already the Green Goblin]].
** In the mainline universe, Peter met Gwen Stacy in college, dated her while Mary Jane dated Harry, and Peter eventually fell in love with MJ after Gwen's death, while Harry ended up marrying Liz Allen. Here, [[spoiler: Peter and Mary Jane first meet Gwen when Harry introduces her as his wife.]]

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** In the the mainline Franchise/MarvelUniverse, Harry Osborn and Peter were best friends in college, years before Harry became the Green Goblin. Here, Peter has never even met Harry as an adult, and Harry [[spoiler: is [[spoiler:is already the Green Goblin]].
** In the mainline universe, Peter met Gwen Stacy in college, dated her while Mary Jane dated Harry, and Peter eventually fell in love with MJ after Gwen's death, while Harry ended up marrying Liz Allen. Here, [[spoiler: Peter [[spoiler:Peter and Mary Jane first meet Gwen when Harry introduces her as his wife.]]
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** In the mainline universe, Peter met Gwen Stacy in college, dated her while Mary Jane dated Harry, and Peter eventually fell in love with MJ after Gwen's death, while Harry ended up marrying Liz Allen. Here, [[spoiler: Peter and Mary Jane first meet Gwen when Harry introduces her as his wife.]]
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* WhamShot: J. Jonah Jameson is running down the Daily Bugle screaming "PARKER!", so you'd think that he's going at Peter. Classic Jameson, right? But then he casually stops to give Peter a friendly greeting and goes back to yelling and storming across the office, to which we see ''Ben'' Parker, the managing editor of the Bugle.

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* WhamShot: J. Jonah Jameson is running down the Daily Bugle screaming "PARKER!", so you'd think that he's going at Peter. Classic Jameson, right? But then he casually stops to give Peter a friendly greeting and goes back to yelling and storming across the office, to which we see ''Ben'' Parker, the managing editor of the Bugle. That's right, '''[[SparedByTheAdaptation UNCLE BEN LIVES]]'''.

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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Green Goblin's armor looks oddly like that of Iron Man, [[spoiler:because he ''got it'' from Tony.]]

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** May's refrigerator drawing of Peter's spider is colored red and blue, foreshadowing how the two would come up with their version of the classic red and blue suit next issue.
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Green Goblin's armor looks oddly like that of Iron Man, [[spoiler:because he ''got it'' from Tony.]]



* InSpiteOfANail: Despite the Maker personally intervening to contain the radioactive spider before it bit Peter Parker in ''ComicBook/UltimateInvasion'', with Peter's life taking a very different path, he still marries Mary-Jane Watson and works for the Daily Bugle. Also he still suffered a personal tragedy at 15, though here it was [[spoiler:the death of his parents instead of his uncle]].

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Despite the Maker personally intervening to contain the radioactive spider before it bit Peter Parker in ''ComicBook/UltimateInvasion'', with Peter's life taking a very different path, he still marries Mary-Jane Watson and works for the Daily Bugle. Also he still suffered a personal tragedy at 15, though here it was [[spoiler:the the death of his parents instead of his uncle]].uncle.
** Peter's suit is picotechnology and redesigned with input from his daughter. Despite these differing circumstances to its creation and design, Peter's red and blue suit still ends up being the classic Spider-Man suit with little to no variation.
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* TakeThat:
** In Issue #2, Jonathan Hickman seems to throw some shade at Marvel's attempts for Peter to be NotAllowedToGrowUp, having the older Peter note the stagnation that would come from trying to relive a version of the life he's supposed to have twenty years ago.
--->'''Peter Parker''': Because if you did feel like you had to relive that life, wouldn't you just be twenty years behind the curve for... forever or something like that?
** A rather affectionate one comes in Issue #3, where Peter attempts to create a new suit and ends up with one that nods to the [[Characters/MarvelComicsScarletSpider Scarlet Spider]]. While Peter thinks it's cool... May says it's not cool at all and that Peter is old.
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** The suits that Peter creates for his CostumeTestMontage are evocative of the black suit, the ComicBook/ScarletSpider, ComicBook/SpiderMan2099, and [[ComicBook/SuperiorSpiderMan2013 Superior Spider-Man]].

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** The suits that Peter creates for his CostumeTestMontage are evocative of the black suit, suit (specifically it seems to harken to the second stage of the version from ''WesternAnimation/TheSpectacularSpiderMan''), the ComicBook/ScarletSpider, ComicBook/SpiderMan2099, and [[ComicBook/SuperiorSpiderMan2013 Superior Spider-Man]].
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* NormalFishInATinyPond: Kingpin is TheDreaded in New York's criminal underworld, with good reason, but it's made clear that in the wider organization of the Illuminati, he's a ''very'' low-ranking member, pretty much a middle-manager at best. When confronted by the much higher-ranking Captain Britain, he's easily browbeaten into submission in a way nobody in Manhattan would get away with, and Bullseye later explicitly notes that he's a smallfry on anything but a local level.

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* NormalFishInATinyPond: Kingpin is TheDreaded in New York's criminal underworld, with good reason, but it's made clear that in the wider organization of the Illuminati, he's a ''very'' low-ranking member, pretty much a middle-manager at best. When confronted by the much higher-ranking Captain Britain, he's easily browbeaten into submission in a way nobody in Manhattan would get away with, and Bullseye later explicitly notes that he's a smallfry small fry on anything but a local level.

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* BigBadWannabe: Kingpin likes to project the image of being an all-powerful mob boss, but on the wider scale of the Illuminati, he's really more of a pencil-pushing bureaucrat responsible for nuts and bolts work than anything. Bullseye sardonically describes him as a little fish desperate to seem like a big one.



* CompositeCharacter: Uncle Ben is merged with Phil Sheldon and/or Ben Urich, being reworked into an old friend and colleague of Jonah's who works at the Bugle.

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Uncle Ben is merged with Phil Sheldon and/or Ben Urich, being reworked into an old friend and colleague of Jonah's who works at the Bugle.Bugle.
** Harry Osborn is merged with [[spoiler:Phil Urich, taking his role as the initially-heroic version of Green Goblin.]]


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* EpicFail: Peter's first night out as Spider-Man doesn't go great, as he ends up being embarrassingly outwitted and beaten up by ''Shocker'' of all people. And he manages to blow his secret identity near-immediately into his career when Mayday finds out. [[HumiliationConga And than he has a rematch with Shocker and loses AGAIN]]. He's clearly got a lot of training to do.


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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Green Goblin's armor looks oddly like that of Iron Man, [[spoiler:because he ''got it'' from Tony.]]


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* HeKnowsTooMuch: Bullseye's job is killing anyone who disrupts the Illuminati's plans or comes a little too close to finding out they even ''exist''. He is exceedingly good at it.


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* INeedAFreakingDrink: Peter and Harry's first response to [[spoiler:finding out each other's secret identities]]? Getting some alcohol in them.


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* NormalFishInATinyPond: Kingpin is TheDreaded in New York's criminal underworld, with good reason, but it's made clear that in the wider organization of the Illuminati, he's a ''very'' low-ranking member, pretty much a middle-manager at best. When confronted by the much higher-ranking Captain Britain, he's easily browbeaten into submission in a way nobody in Manhattan would get away with, and Bullseye later explicitly notes that he's a smallfry on anything but a local level.


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* ThereIsAnother: [[spoiler:Spider-Man discovers that Green Goblin is ''also'' more or less working for Tony Stark's rebellion when they first meet, to the point that Harry's tech can be used to affect Peter's.]]
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!!''Ultimate Spider-Man'' provides examples of the following tropes:

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!!''Ultimate Spider-Man'' (2024) provides examples of the following tropes:



** The suits that Peter creates for his CostumeTestMontage are evocative of the black suit, the Scarlet Spider, 2099, and Superior Spider-Man.
** To the original ''ComicBook/UltimateSpiderMan'':

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** The suits that Peter creates for his CostumeTestMontage are evocative of the black suit, the Scarlet Spider, 2099, ComicBook/ScarletSpider, ComicBook/SpiderMan2099, and [[ComicBook/SuperiorSpiderMan2013 Superior Spider-Man.
Spider-Man]].
** To the original ''ComicBook/UltimateSpiderMan'':''ComicBook/UltimateSpiderMan2000'':



* RecycledTitle: This series shares a name with the original ComicBook/UltimateSpiderMan, but this book involves a different version of Peter Parker and takes place in a whole different universe.

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* RecycledTitle: This series shares a name with the original ComicBook/UltimateSpiderMan, ''ComicBook/UltimateSpiderMan2000'', but this book involves a different version of Peter Parker and takes place in a whole different universe.
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** The suits that Peter creates for his CostumeTestMontage are evocative of the black suit, the Scarlet Spider, 2099, and Superior Spider-Man.
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* ButHeSoundsHandsome: Peter muses that Spider-Man is more photogenic and charming than the Green Goblin as well as a man of the people as Uncle Ben and Jonah look on in confusion.
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* CostumeTestMontage: Peter and May do one at the beginning of issue #3 to make Peter's costume less scary, eventually settling on the classic red and blue outfit.
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Tony Stark of Earth 6160 is Iron Lad, not Iron Man


** Usually when a spider that gives Peter his powers, it kicks it after biting him. Here, the spider Peter receives from Iron Man is still alive, and is nowhere to be seen after Peter becomes Spider-Man.

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** Usually when a spider that gives Peter his powers, it kicks it after biting him. Here, the spider Peter receives from Iron Man Lad is still alive, and is nowhere to be seen after Peter becomes Spider-Man.
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* CoversAlwaysLie: For obvious marketing purposes Peter's Spider-Man outfit in promotional material and covers, as early as Issue #1, is presented in his recognizable classic red and blue colors, with the webbing pattern. In the story proper, however, Peter starts with a picotech suit which clads him in complete black, much like the symbiote but without a spider logo; Peter eventually wearing the suit that resembles his classic look is a plot thread that only starts to unravel in the first issues.

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* CoversAlwaysLie: For obvious marketing purposes Peter's Spider-Man outfit in promotional material and covers, as early as Issue #1, is presented in his recognizable classic red and blue colors, with the webbing pattern. In the story proper, however, Peter starts with a picotech suit which clads him in complete black, much like the symbiote but without a spider logo; Peter eventually wearing the suit that resembles his classic look is a plot thread that only starts to unravel in the first issues.issues; with said eponymous suit properly debuting on Issue #3.
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As per comment on page "Earth-6160" is never once mentioned within the comic, not even on title pages. Until that changes, we shouldn't mention it.


On Earth-6160, Peter Parker was never bitten by a radioactive spider as a teenager, and continued on living life as a normal man. He married Mary Jane Watson, had two kids with her, works at the Daily Bugle, etc. But underneath it all, Peter feels that something is ''missing''. He learns what that is when a message from Tony Stark reveals the secret, dark history of his world; Peter was meant to be a superhero, one of many that the Maker prevented from existing in his bid to rule the world. Invigorated by this sense of purpose, Peter accepts Tony's gift of truth and allows himself to be bitten by the radioactive spider.

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On Earth-6160, In this universe (identified as Earth-6160 by some of Marvel's other comics), Peter Parker was never bitten by a radioactive spider as a teenager, and continued on living life as a normal man. He married Mary Jane Watson, had two kids with her, works at the Daily Bugle, etc. But underneath it all, Peter feels that something is ''missing''. He learns what that is when a message from Tony Stark reveals the secret, dark history of his world; Peter was meant to be a superhero, one of many that the Maker prevented from existing in his bid to rule the world. Invigorated by this sense of purpose, Peter accepts Tony's gift of truth and allows himself to be bitten by the radioactive spider.



* CueTheSun: Issue #1 was primarily set in snowy, overcast weather. When Peter accepts the spider bite and suits up for the first time, the clouds part and sun shines on New York City, signifying how one of the Marvel Universe's greatest heroes is finally born on Earth-6160 and hope has returned.

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* CueTheSun: Issue #1 was primarily set in snowy, overcast weather. When Peter accepts the spider bite and suits up for the first time, the clouds part and sun shines on New York City, signifying how one of the Marvel Universe's Franchise/MarvelUniverse's greatest heroes is finally born on Earth-6160 and hope has returned.



** Mysterio is apparently a superhero on Earth-6160, not unlike how his [[Film/SpiderManFarFromHome MCU counterpart]] (initially) was.

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** Mysterio is apparently a superhero on Earth-6160, in this version of the world, not unlike how his [[Film/SpiderManFarFromHome MCU counterpart]] (initially) was.
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* CoversAlwaysLie: For obvious marketing purposes Peter’s Spider-Man outfit in promotional material and covers, as early as Issue #1, is presented in his recognizable classic red and blue colors, with the webbing pattern. In the story proper, however, Peter starts with a picotech suit which clads him in complete black, much like the symbiote but without a spider logo; Peter eventually wearing the suit that resembles his classic look is a plot thread that only starts to unravel in the first issues.
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* AgeLift: Peter-6160 is older than Peter-616 by about a decade.

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* AgeLift: Peter-6160 This version of Peter Parker is about a decade older than Peter-616 by his counterpart in the main Franchise/MarvelUniverse. By this point that original version has also been Spider-Man for about a decade.decade, putting them roughly 20 years apart when they start their superhero careers.

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