Spiderman 3 logo vector (AI format)

About Spiderman logo

In the world of fantasized comic heroes, Spiderman acquires a significant position. The Spiderman logo plays a prominent role among other comic characters such as Batman, Superman and Fantastic Four. Today the Spiderman logo is adapted by tattoos, jewelry, wallpapers, posters and other accessories.

The character began its journey as a comic hero in 1962, created by Stan Lee of Marvel Comics. The Spiderman logo was designed by Stan Lee himself, as well as Jack Kirby and Steve Ditko.

Today Spiderman logo has proven itself to hold a renowned image all over the world, due to electronic media which has given a new beginning and identity to the comic hero. It is an exclusive inspiration to the youth mainly the younger children who are fantasized by its appearance as a character that clings on the walls, generates spider webs and above all, saves the world.

The Spiderman logo formulated itself from a black color in the comic series, later turned into brownish black color in motion pictures and the final logo is a silverish, metallic black.

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http://welogo.blogspot.com

File Type:

 Ai, EPS, Vector

File Size:

90.45 KB

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