Figurine Comansi Spiderman, Black, Bent Over

Spider-Man is a fictional Marvel Comics hero created by writer Stan Lee and artist Steve Ditko. First appearing in "Amazing Fantasy" issue 15 (August 1962), he became one of the most popular Marvel superheroes.

Spider-Man's abilities appeared when teenager Peter Parker was accidentally bitten by a radioactive spider during a science experiment. Afterwards he felt that he had gained unusual abilities and decided to use them to become a TV star. After filming one show, he let a thief get away, who later broke into Peter's home and accidentally killed his Uncle Ben. Learning this, Spider-Man tracked down the thief and realized that he himself could have stopped his uncle's death if he had used his powers responsibly. Since then he often uses the saying that "with great power comes great responsibility."

With figures, children play imaginative games (also called role-play, dramatic, thematic, story-based, fantasy, or symbolic games). Such games begin in the child's second year of life and continue in various forms until adulthood. In imaginative play, children create verbal and mental plans of action, take on roles, and rearrange objects and actions so that they can express their feelings and thoughts. These games improve the child's memory, enrich speech, expand vocabulary, strengthen the child's ability to reason even when faced with contradictory facts, and encourage flexible and inventive thinking.

Figure height - 10 cm.

Not suitable for children under 3 years of age.

Handmade, produced in Spain.

Complies with EU health and safety requirements.

Complies with all toy quality standards: EN 71.