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Believe it or not, after the cancellation of the 1977 live action Spider-Man TV show, Billy Bixby (who played David Banner in the live action Incredible Hulk show featuring Lou Ferrigno playing Hulk) contacted Nicholas Hammond about the possibility of a Spider-Man and Hulk team up movie after the Hulk's team ups with Thor in "The Incredible Hulk Returns" and Daredevil in "Trial of the Incredible Hulk". They both expressed interest in a Spidey/Hulk team up with Spider-Man wearing the Black Suit (due to it being Spidey's recent suit back in the 80's). But it unfortunately never went through 'cause of rights issues between Spidey with Columbia Pictures Television and Hulk with Universal Television. Wait... that sounds awfully familiar.

Anyways, here's my iteration of Nicholas Hammond's Black Suit. I had two choices of masks displayed here. The default one being the mask with its traditional way of eyes with the circular lenses as seen in the show. The other one being a more Toei (Japanese Spider-Man/Supaidaman)/Web of Shadows inspired mask to express the menacing appearance of Black Suit Spidey. If it were more based on its alien origins, then technically this would've been the first live action appearance of Venom (the symbiote) before Spider-Man 3. Though, I'm guessing they would've gone with the more cloth-based inorganic version after Spidey removed the symbiote. I'm willing to bet that Eaves-Brooks would've manufactured that suit much like how they did with their classic suits (both Hammond's and Toei's) So, my fan made design is the closest we'll get to think about Nicholas Hammond's Black Suit Spider-Man.

Spider-Man © Marvel Comics

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Believe it or not, after the cancellation of the 1977 live action Spider-Man TV show, Billy Bixby (who played David Banner in the live action Incredible Hulk show featuring Lou Ferrigno playing Hulk) contacted Nicholas Hammond about the possibility of a Spider-Man and Hulk team up movie after the Hulk's team ups with Thor in "The Incredible Hulk Returns" and Daredevil in "Trial of the Incredible Hulk". They both expressed interest in a Spidey/Hulk team up with Spider-Man wearing the Black Suit (due to it being Spidey's recent suit back in the 80's). But it unfortunately never went through 'cause of rights issues between Spidey with Columbia Pictures Television and Hulk with Universal Television. Wait... that sounds awfully familiar.

Anyways, here's my iteration of Nicholas Hammond's Black Suit. I had two choices of masks displayed here. The default one being the mask with its traditional way of eyes with the circular lenses as seen in the show. The other one being a more Toei (Japanese Spider-Man/Supaidaman)/Web of Shadows inspired mask to express the menacing appearance of Black Suit Spidey. If it were more based on its alien origins, then technically this would've been the first live action appearance of Venom (the symbiote) before Spider-Man 3. Though, I'm guessing they would've gone with the more cloth-based inorganic version after Spidey removed the symbiote. I'm willing to bet that Eaves-Brooks would've manufactured that suit much like how they did with their classic suits (both Hammond's and Toei's) So, my fan made design is the closest we'll get to think about Nicholas Hammond's Black Suit Spider-Man.

Spider-Man © Marvel Comics