The Adrian Toomes incarnation of the Vulture appears as a boss in Spider-Man (2018), [119] voiced again by Dwight Schultz. [103] This version is a long-time foe of Spider-Man's who suffers from spinal cancer as a result of prolonged exposure to his flight suit's power source. After being broken out of the Raft, he joins Doctor Octopus' Sinister Six in the hopes of receiving a cure and partners with Electro to kill Spider-Man, only to be defeated and recaptured. The second Vulture, Adrian Toomes, first appeared in The Amazing Spider-Man #2 (May 1963), and was created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko. [2] [3] [4] According to Ditko, Lee wanted the villain to be heavy-set and based on actor Sydney Greenstreet. Ditko designed him to be leaner and more gaunt, feeling he should be swift and fast and also because "The bulkier anything is, the more panel space it has to take up, thereby shrinking panel space for other characters and story panel elements." [5] As Toomes explained that he had the contract to clean up New York City, he concluded that they were now allowed to be there. Hoag was unrelenting, however, telling Toomes' Crew to stop all their work and then leave immediately. Desperate to keep the work, Toomes started begging Hoag to let him have the contract, as he had his own family to support and he had put too much money into this job already, but Hoag simply ignored his pleas and began to get to work. Cowsill, Alan; Manning, Matthew K. (2012). Spider-Man Chronicle: Celebrating 50 Years of Web-Slinging. DK Publishing. p.71. ISBN 978-0756692360.

Isle of Man, Isle of Wight, Northern Ireland and the Scottish Highlands) may take longer to reach you. The Adrian Toomes incarnation of the Vulture appears in Marvel: Contest of Champions as a member of the Sinister Six. [117] I don't think I've ever seen that done before, and it's such a tidy way of both having my cake and eating it. Serving all the joyous action (which I so rarely get a chance to write, being rather typecast these days for weirdo cerebral horror fare), but still using it to say something important and poignant about trauma and healing. And responsibility. A new group of flying thieves were seen in New York, and Spider-Man worked with police officer Carlie Cooper to find out what was happening. It was discovered that this group of thieves had a leader, who also provided them with the flying technology: Adrian Toomes, the original Vulture. [35] After resolving where these thieves were coming from, Spider-Man confronted and subdued them. At last, he battled the Vulture (who used his magnetic technology to provide himself with super-strength), but the villain escaped. [36]When Doctor Strange cast a spell to erase Peter Parker's identity from the MCU, a glitch caused Vulture to get pulled out along with Green Goblin, Doctor Octopus, Sandman, Lizard, Electro and Venom. He ended up in Venom and Morbius's universe, where he decided to form

Paired with that was an unexpected grace in execution. Ms. Marvel managed to adapt the infamously racist ClanDestine, a sort of Eternals-like group of immortal superbeings who use their powers for themselves instead in service to heroism or villainy (and wind up doing things like becoming Conquistadors). Sure, it took pruning basically all of the original comic-book characterization away and using only the name, but some things should be pruned, no? Six months prior to the events of the game, the Vulture was transferred out of The Raft to the district of Chinatown, south of Manhattan. Kraven the Hunter learned about Toomes' high intelligence and criminal activities and decided to select him as a target in his "Final Hunt" prior to arriving in New York City, hoping the Vulture would be capable of providing him a worthy challenge. By utilizing their Vulture harnesses, each Vulture is able to fly as if with a natural winged flight. He wears a costume of synthetic stretch fabric housing an electromagnetic harness with artificial bird-like wings attached beneath the arms. This consists of an anti-graviton generator worn on his body as a harness, enabling him to hover silently with precise maneuverability. Along with Boomerang and the Scorpion, Toomes was incarcerated and treated in the Raft's infirmary. Alistair Smythe's mini-Spider-Slayers heal and enhances them where Smythe gives them the offer to kill Spider-Man (Otto Octavius inhabiting Spidey's body at the time). [38] He was eventually defeated and was temporarily forced by Spider-Man to work in his Superior Six. [39] Kraven's Great Hunt [ ] As a physical duplicate of the Vulture, Shallot has enhanced strength, resilience, and mobility, along with natural fangs and talons. He is capable of flight, due to the wings grafted onto his body.The Adrian Toomes incarnation of the Vulture appears in Marvel Strike Force as a member of the Sinister Six. [ citation needed] Furthermore, despite disliking Peter for interfering with him, he was willing to spare him if he did not get involved due to him saving Liz's life. Overall, Toomes is a ruthless, yet honorable man, who is still able to show respect for others. After Peter saved his life, he shows his respect for him by not telling anyone (including his own henchmen/buyers) of his identity. A lot of the dysfunction and uncertainty that we see in Mystique during UNCANNY SPIDER-MAN #1 keeps bubbling right through to a very special, surprising resolution in UNCANNY SPIDER-MAN #5.