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Advanced suit
First impression: Marvel's Spider-Man, PlayStation 4 (2018)
Leroy Chen, lead artist: The sophisticated combination has been designed in accordance with our philosophy of "form follows function", each material being designed to represent different levels of flexibility and protection. The addition of white carbon fiber makes it a unique and remarkable Spider-Man design.
Classic Costume / Damaged Classic Suit
First impression: AMAZING FANTASY # 15 (1962)
Gavin Goulden, lead artist of the characterThis is the costume that most casual and hardcore Spidey fans will remember. In honoring Steve Ditko, and the first appearance of the suit in AMAZING FANTASY # 15, we wanted to stay true to the original design while updating the elements to fit our world. A lighter material has been used with less padding, while adding construction elements such as seam work and fabric weaving that help integrate the suit into our realistic setting.
Scarlet Spider Costume
First impression: Web Spider-Man # 118 (1994)
Gavin Goulden: As a child of the '90s, this costume is one that I remember from my childhood reading Spider-Man (other than the classic costume, of course). The team did a great job updating the materials in this combination and bringing the design to the future. We referred to the sports equipment to find ideas to break the main suit with inserts, slit-tipped sports shoes to make the feet unique and functional and a ballistic fabric to use for extra equipment at wrists and ankles. The contrast in this combination is great and the material definition is even greater – I think that forever fans, like me, now have a new and definitive Scarlet Spider.
Spider-Armor MK1 costume
First impression: WEB OF SPIDER-MAN # 100 (1993)
Marco Villalpando, artist of character: I had a lot of fun working on the very trusty Spider-Armor. It was particularly difficult to design this heavily armored clothing to allow Spidey to perform his high-flying acrobatics while retaining the recognizable aesthetic that fans know and love.
Spider-Armor MK2 costume
First impression: Amazing Spider-Man # 656 (1999)
Gavin Goulden: Also known as a bullet proof suit, we wanted to follow this theme with material choices in its design. Rather than the more bulky MK1, we opted for soft touch fabrics, metal mesh inserts that work like a type of chainmail and kevlar. We also wanted to reinvent the entire body's spider emblems by creating a segmented version that would allow it to fold with the combination underneath.
Spider-Armor MK3 costume
First impression: AMAZING SPIDER-MAN # 682 (1999)
Dustin Brown, artist of character: The MK3, also known as the combination of "Ends of the Earth". The comics of this combination in the comics, though stylistically brilliant, are often rendered inconsistently and simplified, so we had plenty of room to design them more precisely and nail them in such a way that they were looks great from every angle. For material definitions, we have examined many ballistic composites, such as tactical bullet-proof neoprene vests and molded plastics of motocross armor. The MK3 suit features the power combination of tritanium alloy plates that reflect the bullets of the attackers.
Spider Armor MKIV Costume
First impression: SUPER SPIDER-MAN VOL. 4 # 1 (2015)
Gavin Goulden: The MKIV is a newer comic strip suit that fully utilizes the future technology of Parker Industries. We used a more reflective material and rounded weave panels for the strap to give it a more elegant design compared to other types of weave.
Wrestler Costume
First impression: ULTIMATE SPIDER-MAN # 3 (2000)
Marco Villalpando: It's the result of the combination of the visual elements of the first sets of Peter from the comics and the addition of a small influence of Lucha Libre from my education. It was also a great opportunity to include the classic web shooters of AMAZING FANTASY # 15 pages.
Spider-Punk Costume
First impression: SUPER SPIDER-MAN VOL. 3 # 10 (2014)
Gavin Goulden: Rendering popular in the Spider-Verse scenario, we wanted to show what punk design could look like in our game. By referring to common elements of the punk movement – and even to the current fashion trends of this genre – we have used worn denim, chrome tips and more DIY items in the fabric itself.
Spirit Spider Costume
First impression: MAGNIFICENT ANNUAL SPIDER-MAN N ° 38 (2011)
Gavin Goulden: The Spirit Spider Suit is another deep cut of the comics made for the hardcore fan of Spider-Man. It combines the look of Spidey and Ghost Rider to create a unique look combination – exposing the skull and surrounding blue flames while providing an organic treatment to the rendering of the costume, with unique training of the logos of spider and adding scars and folds to the combination that gives it a supernatural feeling.
Electrically insulated suit
First impression: AMAZING SPIDER-MAN # 425 (1997)
Jayson Fitch, artist of character: For the electrically isolated costume, I wondered what kind of costume a modern Peter Parker would develop to protect himself from Electro's attacks, while making a nod similar to that found in THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN No. 425. I combined the big eyes and quilted red rubber of the design of the late 90s with elements of the new Electro armor on the abdomen, carbon fiber liners to protect his shins and his arm, and knots and piping inspired by cartoons from the 90s.
Dark suit
First impression: SPIDER-MAN / DEADPOOL # 8 (2016)
Gavin Goulden: A rare costume seen in the SPIDER-MAN / DEADPOOL series, I love the fact that the red spider comes out of the costume itself and that the materials read like a modern tactical outfit. When combinations are usually shown as a solid color, we like to embellish them to give more information to players – drawing a real-world reference is a way to answer the question "How would Peter get access to this?" ? "And helps inform our material processing in a more realistic way.
Stark costume
First impression: Marvel Studios' Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017)
Gavin Goulden: The Insomniac Character team killed everything by recreating this MCU combination for our match. Entirely made from the basics using Marvel Studios references Spider-Man: Homecomingwe have achieved the same level of fidelity by using various mosaic detail textures and using our advanced shaders to achieve a good balance of material contrast that makes it truly vivid.
Homemade suit
First impression: Marvel Studios' Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017)
Dustin Brown: Although Spider-Man's most elegant costumes are always cool, there's something about costumes that seem to be concocted by a child that makes us happy. They did such a good job designing and making this costume in Marvel Studios Studios. Spider-Man: HomecomingAll we had to do was try to give it the best appearance possible.
Iron Spider Costume
First impression: Marvel Studios' Avengers: war in the infinite (2018)
Gavin Goulden: As seen in Marvel Studios Avengers: war in the infinite, this combination brings a more complex Stark armor with nanotechnology plates that form strip-like patterns on Peter Parker. We were able to use what you see in the movies as inspiration and match the material treatment you see on the big screen. We have also chosen to give this costume the Iron Spider coat of arms, which makes this costume quite unique and makes it possible to break the silhouette in a memorable way.
To fear
First impression: Do you fear # 7 (2010)
Gavin Goulden: This is the Asgardian costume given to Peter in a more discreet story – you can see the reference to our Asgardian friends using our scale armor, our lightning-like blue energy used throughout the costume, and the clawed armbands the technology of another world. It was really cool to combine these different references and give a costume option a little more fantastic.
Iron Spider Armor
First impression: Amazing Spider-Man # 529 (2006)
Gavin Goulden: Easily a fan favorite, this is a comic costume that we have given a new pass to add additional details while staying true to the source material. Not only did we want to develop the basic color blocks of the books to add more texture and definition of materials, we also wanted to incorporate elements of an Iron Man drawing (based on the origins of the combination) to help tell this story. history. Blue energy ports, red and red metals and plated armor contribute to bringing this beautiful costume into our world in a realistic way.
Last suit
First impression: AMAZING SPIDER-MAN # 500 (2003)
Marco Villalpando: The source material featured Peter, an older, darker, more grizzled man, so figuring out how to interpret that in this well worn outfit was a lot of fun. It was also my first character that I saw running in the game, so see who brought me a tear of joy
Undies
First impression: Marvel's Spider-Man, PlayStation 4 (2018)
Gavin Goulden: This is a reference to the different times Peter has been caught with his pants down and is also our point of view on the debate about what he wears under the suit. This costume is great because it makes you doubt what was really happening during the Scorpion sequence, gives more weight to the conclusion of the mission and refers to our opening scene with Pete wearing the same Underoos.
ESU costume
First impression: Marvel's Spider-Man, PlayStation 4 (2018)
Gavin Goulden: Throughout the costume, we use our advanced clothing shaders and our clothing simulations to create a realistic wardrobe, paired with a classic Spider-Man mask. This costume is great because it helps to reinforce the collision of the worlds of Peter and Spidey, as if Peter was in a hurry to do a hero job and hastily put on a mask to cover his identity.
Black costume
First impression: SPIDER-MAN: BLACK # 1 (2008)
Jayson Fitch: I wanted to highlight the roots of the Black combination as a combination of Uncle Ben's flight from the First World War, referring to the actual equipment of the Air Force of the First World War and adding some Spidey influence. This includes higher lace-up boots, riding pants with sewn grade on the side of the leg and a pilot's helmet with sewn glasses.
Secret War Costume
First impression: SECRET WARS # 8 (2004)
Gavin Goulden: This costume is great because it's another deep cut that only hardcore fans will recognize, having only one appearance in the comic book. I like the design that stands out from the others and gives us the chance to combine quite unique color combinations – few costumes use this hue of blue, and reverse the colors of the costume and the canvas as does Secret War – and the suit The spandex material, unlike the harder plastic cutouts, really makes all the difference in this range.
Stealth costume ("big time")
First impression: AMAZING SPIDER-MAN # 650 (1999)
Gavin Goulden: We used many real world materials to integrate this neon combination to our world. Materials such as ballistic nylon, tactical equipment and hard plastics have helped make this combination credible. We've also used a variety of mosaic details to create an important contrast, such as weaving nylon over a more octagonal padded rubber, to give a typically black suit increased depth and credibility as we sway into our realistic world. .
Black suit 2099
First impression: AMAZING SPIDER-MAN # 365 (1992)
Leroy ChenThe reason here is to give the 2099 classic design a futuristic twist without too much sci-fi, so subtle touches like dark carbon fiber have been added to try to achieve that goal. By focusing on the body's musculature, the design seeks to distinguish its look from a traditional cloth-based costume.
White suit 2099
First impression: SPIDER-MAN 2099 VOL. 3 # 1 (2015)
Leroy ChenEven though both were placed in the same calendar, the 2099 White Suit design was updated with a contrast to the 2099 Black Suit in mind. By introducing different angularities, clean lines and clean cuts, the combination exudes a sensation of great science fiction.
Vintage cartoon costume
First impression: Marvel's Spider-Man, PlayStation 4 (2018)
J Tuason, technical artist shader: Working on a shader that mimics vintage comics was definitely a huge challenge. I've always loved games that try to imitate 2D artistic styles and it was exciting to be able to tackle a comic shader for such an iconic character. I am really proud of our work on the costume and it was flattering to see how many people thought that the costume was photographed in screen capture.
Negative suit
First impression: SPIDER-MAN # 90 (1998)
Gavin Goulden: J Tuason did a great job here by creating the reverse of our advanced suit. Essentially, we wanted to do more than simply desaturate the combination and I had the idea to create more movement in the shader, which meant that the negative energy was going through the combination itself, giving it another level of detail.
Velocity Suit
First impression: Marvel's Spider-Man, PlayStation 4 (2018)
Leroy Chen: This costume was originally designed by the legendary artist and illustrator Marvel Adi Granov, known for his illustrations in Iron Man. Angular cuts have been added to define the shape of the suit and help introduce a bit of Iron Man light to the look. However, the overall goal in constructing the suit was to remain as faithful as possible to the original concept.
Resilient costume
First impression: Marvel's Spider-Man, PlayStation 4 (2018)
Leroy Chen: Designed by the famous Marvel artist Gabriele Dell'Otto, it is also a costume with a white spider. An interesting aspect here is that the eyes on the suit do not change shape. This is to pay tribute to the intense Spider-Man expression of Dell'Otto's signature.
Spider-UK costume
First impression: EDGE OF SPIDER-VERSE # 2 (2014)
Dustin BrownPoor Billy Braddock, you died bluntly in SPIDER-GEDDON. Premature death aside, we wanted to do justice to our justice on the other side of the pond. He is perhaps best known for having a big Union Jack flag on his torso instead of a traditional spider emblem and for wearing a shiny Talisman on his wrist. Some design elements in this suit have been converted to hard armor, including the white Union Jack trim and the red spider on the back. The shoes are completely original to the Insomniac version of Spider-UK; his legs are of a solid blue and the addition of a shock of red to the feet contributed to the balance.
Scarlet Spider II costume
First impression: SCARLET SPIDER N ° 1 (2012)
Marco Villalpando: Henrique absolutely killed him with his modern rendition of the classic Scarlet Spider suit. I wanted to make sure that this combination kept the same visual cues while distinguishing it by a more aggressive design.
In the spider worm Suit
First impression: Spider-Man: in the Spider-Verse (2018)
Colton Orr, Associate ArtistWhen he came to the In the spider worm to agree, it was important to match the unique artistic direction of the successful film. One of the challenges of this combination was to ensure that stylized materials would find their place in our realistic gaming environment. J Tuason did a fantastic job recreating the shader movie in our game engine.
J Tuason: Even from the first trailer, Spider-Man: in the Spider-Verse I'm bluffing it as an amazing visual feat. He has such a unique voice and pays tribute to comics while understanding his strengths as an animated film. Working on the shader for the game was incredibly exciting but also very difficult; I think we almost made it look like the movie while rendering in real time.
Spider-Clan Costume
First impression: MARVEL MANGAVERSE: SPIDER-MAN n ° 1 (2002)
J TuasonAs a person who grew up inspired by the mid-2000s manga-comic fusion styles, I felt that working on this shader was a real step backwards.
Dustin Brown: Although each combination is unique, the combination Mangaverse Spider-Clan breaks the mold on some technical fronts. Referring to the proportions and forms of comic artist Scottie Young, the comic artist of the Spider-Clan, while making them work on the much more naturalistic animation platform of our hero was a fun challenge . Maintaining this fun, dynamic and highly stylized look was essential for this combination.
Webbed Suit
First impression: Spider Man (Movie of 2002)
Marco Villalpando: I remember so much watching movies and playing the PlayStation 2 game when I was a kid, so getting it done was a huge deal for me. Getting the webbing layout for this combination was probably the biggest challenge, especially considering it's geometry rather than texture.
Cyborg Spider-Man Costume
First impression: SPIDER-MAN: THE REVIEW OF THE SINISTER SIX (1992)
Colton Orr: The cyborg suit was inspired by a heavily damaged Spider-Man from REVENGE OF THE SINISTER SIX: PART FOUR. I've had the pleasure of creating the hard surface elements of the combination and adding a modern twist to the aesthetics of the 1990s.
Aaron Aikman Armor
First impression: EDGE OF SPIDER-VERSE # 3 (2014)
Leroy Chen: The original Aikman costume has a very unique design. The main approach of the upgrade pass was to try to maintain the look while referencing real motorcycle design elements and integrating them with the technology and atmosphere of the suit.
Bombastic Bag-Man Costume
First impression: Amazing Spider-Man # 258 (1984)
Gavin Goulden: We wanted to update this classic design to fit better into our world. Originally, the costume is borrowed from the Fantastic Four which, at the time, wears more loose clothing and an older approach to how clothing will fit the heroes below. But what would it look like in our world? The improved materials follow the function of the combination – from the protective materials on the outside and the more flexible materials at the points of articulation. Of course, you have to keep the paper bag because it hides Peter's identity because the Fantastic Four do not wear masks. Spider Man.
Future Foundation Suit
First impression: FF # 1 (2011)
Dustin Brown: The comic version of this costume has a lot of fans, including many insomniacs. We focused on keeping the design clean and faithful to comics, while introducing subtle evidence of construction, such as the seams of the panels, which help to root in our world. These eye glasses were inspired by some comic panels, where they seem to have a swirling glow
Improved costume
First impression: Marvel Studios' Spider-Man: far from home (2019)
Gavin Goulden: Just like the Stark suit, it was an excellent collaboration between Insomniac, Sony Interactive Entertainment and Marvel to integrate this costume into our game. Using our own custom detail templates, we were able to perfectly capture the look of the suit in the movie without loss of information.
Stealth costume
First impression: Marvel Studios' Spider-Man: far from home (2019)
Jayson Fitch: It was an honor to bring the stealth suit to Marvel's Spider-Man"I really wanted the armor to have the feeling of protecting Peter from any type of attack, while remaining flexible with a quilted fabric and armor attached with the help of straps. The material answer was the most important aspect for me, creating a contrast between the nylon and the hexagonal weave fabric while staying true to the MCU source.
Anti-Ock suit
First impression: Marvel's Spider-Man, PlayStation 4 (2018)
Dustin Brown: Spoil alert! This is the last action related to the story of the game and we knew it was necessary to work hand in hand with the story. Spider-Man suffered damage throughout the game. Doc Ock gets hurt and learns that his mentor is the Sinister Six leader. He is both physically and emotionally abused. That's what happens when MJ reminds him to stop thinking like Spider-Man and think like Peter Parker. He's the only person who helped Octavius build his arms, so he's in the unique position of using Doc Ock's technology against him by building a Spider-Man suit that can be the perfect aluminum for his former mentor. The suit is equipped with an outer fabric shield similar to the one used by Otto to protect his arms. It also has an internal flexible metal cage mesh and is lined with Kevlar. The Anti-Ock is equipped with Resupply Suit Power, which allows you to reload the photos of your current gadget permanently, which is very useful when you fight Otto Octavius!
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