Yeah, but The Human Torch isn't Spiderman's true best friend, Harry Osborn is Spiderman's true best friend.

​@@trevturp6891 that's Peter's not spiderman's

​@@trevturp6891yes

​@@venommaster534same person

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Yeah, but The Human Torch isn't Spiderman's true best friend, Harry Osborn is Spiderman's true best friend.

@@trevturp6891 Harry's been dead for years chum

​​@@trevturp6891 In your headcanon, sure.

Also the hulk

Spider-Man actually has that bond with Reed Reed was Spider-Man's first mentor

I don't think he likes Iron Man all that much after Civil War... They're on good enough terms now, but I don't think they can really be close again. I wouldn't say he's all that close with Cap though. Definitely a strong mutual respect, but it's almost like he looks up to Cap too much to be close friends with him. Cap is his role model. I'd say he gets along pretty well with Doctor Strange, although he doesn't enjoy the mystic shenanigans that come with it. They're both Ditko creations so writers love throwing them together. Most notably they had ASM 500, "Happy Birthday." And I think their first team-up was Amazing Annual #2 waaaaay back in the 60s (I think it was a Lee/Ditko?) Not as early as Torch, Daredevil, or the Hulk (well he FOUGHT the Hulk), but still pretty early. Actually, I think he has a pretty good relationship with Hulk as well. In Amazing Annual #3, Spider-Man almost joined the Avengers, but they asked him to help find the Hulk. He ran away before they could explain that they wanted to help the Hulk, not hurt him, and when Spider-Man went after Hulk he realized he was just some dude who wanted to be left alone and wasn't actually dangerous. So he just lied to the Avengers and ran away again. I guess it's a bit of an idiot plot, like it's just one big understanding, but I kinda like that this is why he never joined the Avengers haha. (Also of note... Daredevil had a cameo in that issue, where he vouched for Spider-Man to the Avengers.)

Yh him interacting with other heroes is dope , i think a lot of people myself included didn't like how mcu spiderman was just Ironboy

​@@ovahlord1451 He never was Ironboy. Just because he wants to be like Ironman, doesn't make him Ironboy. Remember that he wanted to join the Fantastic Four. There's also a What If...? issue where he does, they become the Fantastic Five and he's still Spider-Man.

​@@payton-arts82395I'm so glad someone's finally saying something. There's nothing wrong with him idolizing ironman. People need to chill.

​@@shilohoward6085Yes there is. I mean, it makes sense in the way the MCU told their story, but in terms of the O.G. character, he's his own man.

Yh two of the nicest heros, kinda like Wally and dicks friendship

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I want it to happen... but Disney is still a thing. It would've been better to pair up Toby Maguire with Fantastic 4's (2000s) Human Torch to be good friends. It would've been a good crossover, and it would elevate the Fantastic 4. Marvel needs to embrace its entire universe in a new way so there can be room for the main heroes to crossover. Venom fighting Wolverine, Hulk fighting The Thing, The Fantastic 4 meeting the Black Panther, and all the fun poker games in between. Marvel can be fun, but Disney chooses not to be.

The Human Torch isn't Spiderman's true best friend, Harry Osborn is Spiderman's true best friend.

@@trevturp6891 not really, read the comics yes he was a ONE point but then harry went mad and die right after they made up on his death bed. where you get the whole harry is is only best friend is the movies and cartoon where most of the time they could'nt use other marvel characters.

@@trevturp6891You just love spamming this comment in replies

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@@Xavier-the-voodoo-kingI second that

@@Xavier-the-voodoo-king The relationship between Peter and Johnny might be more casual because they're closer in age, it would be weird if a lawyer constanly hangs out with a college student anyways. But Peter and Matt have something unique, they bond from trauma. Matt chose to go to Peter first when he needed someone to confide in on many occasions, even before Foggy. Or Peter would reach out to Matt as soon as he feels something off. Peter even once mentioned that they shared something no one else can understand. Another interesting aspect of their relationship is how it develops through decades under the pens of various writers. In the early days Matt kinda saw Peter as an endearing younger brother, someone he thought was impressive but still needed guidance. There was a shift in their power dynamic later on as Matt grew to accept Peter as his equal, someone he can lean on and even look up to at times.

yeah i guess but johnny was more present in the series than matt i fell plus there are just more friend rivalry and pranks and sun quips and etc. for him and johnny than matt

@@vnthunphm7504what kind of trauma. the human torch also has trauma

She most likely felt greif and guilt because of her brother dying in that issue too. Probably didn't feel like being a hero anymore cuz it was stressful.

@@Purgosmusic wait Johnny died in that What If issue?

Amazing Friends one can say.

A fiery friendship I might add

Matt's more Mentor then Friend.

Yeah. I bought it as soon as it came out. Looking forward to the next issue.

Peter and Kitty have no relationship in the main universe.

@@azuresaiyan9005 did in ultimate

To be fair he did in the comics and the fox's 90's animated series

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