I guess it depends on the Spider-man we're talking about here. Sometimes it's a bodily function other times he's using webbing created in a lab and attached to canisters on his wrists. I'd say a blanket 'yes' would be fine, though.
" Is Spider-Man's webbing considered or could fit in the page 'Bodily Functions as Weapons'?Im not certain, so I just wanted an opinion before editing. "
Spider-mans's body does not make webs thats only in the films. In the comics after he gains his spider powers he starts making his own synthetic spider web and shoots it out of a gun like thing attached to his wrist. I would consider the comics canon. So no it does not belong on that page.
" Ok thanks people, I completely forgot that his web was made in the comics. "
The comics and just about every adaptation of the comics. :P As far as I know, the films are the only adaptation in which all Spider-Man's abilities were given to him by the spider bite.
I thought in the comics he produced the web biologically until he fought the Vulture, who had razor-sharp wings. So he THEN had to syntheically create stronger webbing?
" I thought in the comics he produced the web biologically until he fought the Vulture, who had razor-sharp wings. So he THEN had to syntheically create stronger webbing?That'd make it both, if I'm right. "
ComicVine says "Then he used his scientific expertise to design and build his wrist-mounted "web shooters."". No mention of him producing them biologically.
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