Spiderman: Homecoming opportunity for F/m spanking story

Spiderman: Homecoming is outstanding. Won't ruin it for anyone but just before the credits is an excellent opportunity for an F/m spanking story.

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He does seem to be into bondage though, with all that spider-web that he uses to bind the bad guys (at least in the print stories)

And he does have an elderly Aunt who isn't averse to scolding him now and then.

Perhaps, after a session across her lap, his costume wouldn't be the only thing that was red, black and blue.

And the aunt is not so elderly these days. She's now portrayed by very cute, even at 52, Marisa Tomei.

Spidey spanked is a reach by marisa Since we are discussing super heros, How about Wonder Women spanked by Hipolita or Steve Please excuse spelling

A teenage who was Spiderman's age getting spanked could have happened in the decade the character was introduced, but spanking (giving or getting) has never been part of his legend. He was the teenager with powers who snuck out to fight crime rather than someone who needed to watch his backside. I can't recall any Spiderman spanking references.

Well, that makes more sense to me than (in Marvel comics) a teenager having an aunt who appears to be in her seventies.

Perhaps the comic-book Aunt May is actually Peter Parker's great-aunt, or possibly she spent a couple of decades living on Tattooine as an adult.

In her Marvel Comics portrayal anyway, she never struck me as the type of woman to spank anyone...

--C.K.

I have thought for many years that a good parody to Peter Parker;s line when he is bitten by the spider in Amazing Fantasy 15, would be a scene where he is bare bottomed over aunt May'd knee, while she sets him on fire with a hairbrush, and he is saying, "She's spanking me. But why is it burning so? Why is it stinging so?"

I thought Marisa was a great choice as Peter's aunt and far more age appropriate than the original Aunt May and Uncle Henry, who I always felt were far too old to be his aunt and uncle. They started to take a step in the right direction with the previous incarnation of the character (the Andrew Garfield films) by casting Sally Field, but they absolutely nailed it with Marisa. She does have a lot of power over Peter, though. Tony Stark pretty much uses the 'I'll tell Aunt May that you're Spiderman' threat to control Peter in Civil War.