Peter Parker was never a fashion icon, but he's had more costumes than Cher from Clueless had outfits in her closet - even on the best of days. Between iterations of his classic original duds to numerous event-based upgrades (like a certain black one-piece number!) and even the variety of mind-bending ones from Peter Parker variants across the Marvel multiverse, Spider-Man is a bit of a clothes horse - and now, we're judging it all.

This is the latest topic in Popverse's new weekly series Famous, Infamous, and Forgotten - a vigorous, opinionated, and intense look at one specific corner in the pop culture realm we inhabit to pick out the most famous version of it all, the most infamous version of it all, and the most forgotten version of it all.

And now, into Spider-Man's wardrobe closet:

The famous Marvel's Spider-Man costume: John Romita Sr.'s redesign

Although Spider-Man creator Steve Ditko created what Spider-Man and Peter Parker would look like, the most famous version of Spider-Man's costume isn't Ditko's, but rather his successor's, John Romita Senior. While not nearly as obviously drastic a change as Daredevil's around the same time period, Romita codified what Spider-Man looked like and streamlined the design in terms of details on the very ornate design - from the webbing to the eye-shape and even the logo on the front and back of the costume - which then became the standard in comics, merchandise, and all the movies and cartoons there are.

The infamous Marvel's Spider-Man costume: The Spider-Man Armor Mark 1

While Peter Parker only donned this suit once back in 1993, he will be forever known for wearing this by his friends and enemies alike. This costume, dubbed Spider-Armor Mark 1, debuted with the reasoning of it was the only thing that'd help Spidey withstand the attacks of a upstart new villain group called the New Enforcers. The costume, which probably sounds like a sack full of pots & pans thrown off the Empire State Building, was gladly taken out of commission that very same issue.

The forgotten Marvel's Spider-Man costume: The Rorschach

The Spider-Verse is a vast place, and in that web of continuity there exists a Peter Parker Spider-Man that will look at all of us Spider-Fans who are looking up for salvation, and he'll whisper 'No.'

Why? In one of the many universes of the Marvel multiverse is a Spider-Man based on Rorschach from DC's Watchmen series. This Spider-Man has to date made one lone appearance, in 2014's Amazing Spider-Man #9, jumping in to be a part of the Spider-Army that was fighting against the Inheritors.

There he is, above with the familiar trenchcoat and hat of Rorschach, and a Rorschach Test-like version of his Spider-Man mask to boot.

It also works as a meta allusion to the co-creator of Spider-Man, Steve Ditko - who also created the DC hero the Question, which Rorschach is based on.

Where do you find more of this Rorschach Spider-Man? There's only the above comic, but if you ever find yourself in Earth-19338 you should look him up.

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