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While waiting for the spider man action, the admin shares a little trivia around Spiderman. Did you know that the red-blue Spiderman costume design we used to see today, was not so at first. Consider the successful design of Spiderman admin screenfilm69 collect from various sources.

Reported from wikipedia, Spiderman is a writer's character who is also editor named Stan Lee and illustrator Steve Ditko. This spider-powered superhero debuted in the Amazing Fantasy # 15 comic magazine (August 1962 edition) and is now one of the most famous and commercially successful superheroes.

Initially, Stan Lee came to illustrator Jack Kirby. Kirby then told Lee about the character that had been conceptualized with Joe Simon in the 1950s, where an orphaned boy who lived with an elderly couple found a magical ring that gave him superhuman powers, and acted with arms pistol nets.

Here is the concept of Jack Kirby's version of Spiderman at the time

However, Stan Lee rejected Kirby's concept of offering as being too traditional heroic. Lee then asked Steve Ditko for help and was finally satisfied with the visual appearance created. Ditko himself recalled how at that time he created a character at Stan Lee's request, how the hero with the power attached to the wall should not wear boots, net pistols, gun holsters and so on. He also deliberately hides a teenager's face to add a feel of mystery to the character as it was that time Stan Lee wanted to target young readers.

And voila, created the figure of Spiderman that we know today, guys.

Just information, although Lee rejected the design Kirby, but for the cover of comic magazine that gave rise to the first Spiderman is dipensil by Jack Kirby and colored by Steve Ditko.