Spider-Man is one of the most popular superheroes, thanks in part to the Sam Raimi trilogy of the early 2000s, which spawned a whole new superhero craze. Peter Parker aka Spider-Man first appeared in the comics in 1963 and he’s had thousands of adventures since.
Spider-Man is loved by people of all ages, but ever since the high school student in the comic came out, young people have had a special affection for him. If you want to show your love for the character, you can cosplay him or get a Spider-Man themed tattoo. Here are some inspirations for your Spider-Man ink.
have great power
Getting a tattoo, especially if it’s your first, shouldn’t be taken lightly. After all, your tattoo will always be with you unless you decide to remove it later. So take a lesson from the Spider-Man books and know that having a great tattoo comes with great responsibility.
Well, that’s not exactly what people say, but you get the point. Spider-Man lives his superhero life with a code inspired by Uncle Ben, and this tattoo by Ricardo Márquez perfectly embodies his motto. Bonus points for little stars that depict Spider-Man’s spider-man senses and, of course, the Web.
Spider-Man in Action
The iconic Spider-Man’s skin, thanks in part to the bright colors and of course the Spider-Man logo, lets you instantly know who you’re dealing with (but people still confuse Spider-Man with Deadpool.. . Or the other way?).
That said, there are many variations of Spider-Man suits that you can get inspiration for your tattoo. There’s the original suit that Peter designed for himself, the one that Tony Stark built for him, or in this case, the one from the Spider-Man game. In this tattoo by jimmyinks, his dear New York Rock Spider-Man, is ready for action.
little spiderman
Even the most meaningless superhero (Batman, just to name one) can be downright adorable and lovable if drawn in the right style. Like the tattoo before it, Spider-Man is once again reeling at his beloved home, making sure criminals don’t wreak havoc on New York and law-abiding citizens are safe and healthy.
This time, however, Spider-Man is done in a more childish style, which makes this tattoo by Remy Conceicao suitable for anyone with a sense of humour, or someone who wants to show that you don’t have to live. hundred years old. serious even as an adult.
The beauty of minimalism
Or, if you prefer a more subtle approach and civilized designs, this tattoo from Tattooed Paradise might suit your taste better. It’s small enough to fit easily on your forearm, yet stands out enough that you’re sure to get plenty of attention from Spider-Man fans and others when you introduce your new ink yourself with the world.
The part of the Spider-Man suit that you can see in the tattoo is very detailed and the tattoo easily disappears into the spider symbol and ends there. It may not be an appropriate choice for people with a fear of spiders, but it may work for others.
upside down
Anyone who says you can’t see the world positively while hanging upside down has probably never read any Spider-Man comics. Spider-Man has a rich set of skills at his disposal, making it easy for him to fend off the criminals and many villains he frequently faces.
Not only is he super strong and fast, but he’s also incredibly agile, good at gymnastics, has a spider sense, and of course, can shoot webs from his wrists or shoot special webs, depending on your version. reading. Upside down Spider-Man is something you see a lot, and he looks pretty comfortable with this tattoo by Felipe Rodrigues.
kill
Spider-Man is an image all too familiar to fans of Spider-Man superheroes, whether it’s a comic book, an animated TV show Spider-Man, or a live-action movie. Spider-Man’s web helps him a lot.
Not only do they allow him to travel around New York City looking for possible crimes (or at least for missing women who need someone to show them the way), but they’re also incredibly effective. effective in stopping even his fiercest enemies——or at least keeping quiet when they talk too much. This tattoo was done by Alex Rattray.
lego rules
LEGO Batman may rule the world of LEGO superheroes, thanks to Will Arnett and a relatively new wave of movie hits, but LEGO Spider-Man is also a force to be reckoned with, as evidenced by this tattoo of Paul Abstruse. Having a LEGO Spider-Man tattoo on your body is a great way to combine two great passions that any fan can have – the love of LEGO and Spider-Man.
In this tattoo, Spider-Man looks fierce and alert, with his web at his disposal, ready to embrace the world and any threats in it. As for the Batman logo, well, the two superheroes have passed each other before.
iconic love
Peter Parker and Spider-Man have had their fair share of romance over the years. Peter’s first serious girlfriend was Gwen Stacy, who tragically died fighting the Green Goblin. Peter also went on a brief date with Katie Pryde from the X-Men, and he also got into a relationship with the beautiful and dangerous cat thief Felicia Hardy aka Black Cat.
But none of his girlfriends are as iconic as Mary Jane Watson, whose first meeting scene is forever etched in fans’ minds as well as pop culture. If you like romance as well as the next guy or girl, this Eric Jazvac tattoo will wow you.
never trust a cat
Speaking of Black Cats… the relationship between Spider-Man and Black Cat, or Peter Parker and Felicia Hardy, is full of tension, mutual attraction, hot moments… but also betrayal and understanding. wrong.
As beautiful, intelligent and funny as she is, Black Cat isn’t the easiest to get along with, and her superpower – bringing misfortune to others – doesn’t help either. Still, she and Spider-Man were an interesting couple and many fans continue to send them in to this day, even though Felicia was more interested in Spider-Man than Peter Parker. If you like both, you can get inspiration from this tattoo by Chris Morris.
Ultimate Spider-Man Tattoo
Regardless of how awesome all of the Spider-Man tattoos mentioned above are, there’s one Spider-Man tattoo in particular that deserves the top of this list – and that’s Tom’s spider tattoo on his paw. Holland. If it’s not clear enough that Tom Holland is a huge fan of Spider-Man, it’s his role in the MCU, after being cast as the iconic Web character, he professed his love for Spider-Man. with this character by tattooing – flick.
Honestly, it doesn’t get any better than this, and if you like Holland’s character as Spider-Man, then this tattoo by Keith “Bang Bang” McCurdy is for you.