More than being a massive geek, Peter Parker, to his credit is a genius capable of doing stuff on par with the Tony Starks and the Hank Pyms. And arguably one of his greatest experiments is Spider-Man's webbing which he formulated himself. It's been a mystery all these years what exactly goes into it but we now know how Parker concocts Spider-Man's patented webbing.
A new book called The Wakanda Files: A Technological Exploration of the Avengers and Beyond which features the Marvel Cinematic Universe's biggest superhero secrets has revealed the confidential formula for Peter's web fluid. The said book, published by Marvel, has a page solely dedicated to the creation of Peter's trusty web. The page is presented as a diary of sorts which includes the official formula of the fluid, as well as his wrist shooters. Check it out here:
Now, considering Parker upgraded pretty much all of his gizmos over the course of his current MCU run, it's quite impressive to think how his webbing formula remains untouched. I mean, one would assume that with all the financial and technological backing he's received from Tony Stark and company all these years, he'd choose to come up with a new formula for his web fluid, but I guess it's already that foolproof that it doesn't need to be improved.
In other news, Spider-Man 3 has begun production in New York.
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