Fan Casting Peter Parker in Spider-Man: The Golden Age

Peter Parker has spent nearly two decades being Spider-Man, and the experience has changed him without taking away the essential Peter Parker spark. He's wiser, more confident and considerably more comfortable in his own skin, but he's still compassionate to a fault and incapable of ignoring someone in need. By day, Peter is a devoted teacher, husband and father. By night, he's New York's beloved, wisecracking wall-crawler. Keeping those worlds separate has become increasingly difficult as his responsibilities grow, but Peter refuses to give up either life. His greatest flaw is also his greatest virtue: Peter still believes that if he has the ability to help someone, he has a responsibility to do so. He's finally learning that responsibility doesn't mean shouldering everything alone.