Does Spider-Man have a rule against killing?

Well under the lore Spider-Man is not meant to kill. If he does kill it ruins the whole innocence of the character. That’s not to deny that there has been moments in the comics where he has killed either accidentally or intentionally.

Has Spider-Man killed anyone MCU?

Humans Spider-Man Has Killed. Deliberately killed the Finisher by returning a fired missile back to his tank. Accidentally killed Gwen Stacy, snapping her neck while she fell towards her death, thrown by Norman Osborn. It’s unclear if these beings prevented his death, or resurrected him subsequently.

Does Spider-Man give up his identity in the MCU?

He voluntarily gives up his identity in the comics, but by forcing the information out the next few years of the MCU could get very interesting for Peter and his family. There’s been a lot of criticism over the years that Spider-Man relies too heavily on Tony Stark as a mentor.

Is Spider-Man finally joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe?

Spider-Man joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe was considered little more than a pipe-dream as recently as five years ago, to the point that when the most enduringly popular of all of Marvel’s heroes finally made his MCU debut in Captain America: Civil War, it was a moment of almost surreal quality.

What’s the difference between the MCU’s Spider-Man and the original comics?

Raimi and Webb’s Spider-Man had Peter out of High School by both of their second entries, whereas the MCU so far has kept Peter in his teenage years, evidently aiming to have moviegoers grow up with him in the same way comic book readers of both the 1960s and 2000s did with the Lee/Ditkp and Bendis/Bagley versions.

What’s Spider-Man’s biggest problem?

Spider-Man’s biggest problems has always come with the balance between his student life and that of his alter-ego. He voluntarily gives up his identity in the comics, but by forcing the information out the next few years of the MCU could get very interesting for Peter and his family.