Strongest person who Spider-Man could web for the ten-count.

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h1a8 Senior Member

A thin strand has a tensile strength of about 10tons and can be fairly elastic (making it stretch instead of breaking). So if Spidey webs someone up very good (hundreds to thousands of strands in a complex kevlar type way) then it would take a very powerful being to just bust out in less than 10 secs. This is assuming the being's limbs are long enough to even stretch it far enough to break it. Because theoretically the web can stretch further than the length of arms, making it impossible to break no matter how strong you are.
Prehaps nothing lower than a super enraged Hulk.

Parmaniac Evincar of KMC

Originally posted by Black bolt z
Yeah cuz spiderman would be able to get kryptonite AND incorporate it in his web...chair
If he gets k-nite he can incorporate it into his web no big deal for Parker

Blanket Dead

Originally posted by h1a8
A thin strand has a tensile strength of about 10tons and can be fairly elastic (making it stretch instead of breaking). So if Spidey webs someone up very good (hundreds to thousands of strands in a complex kevlar type way) then it would take a very powerful being to just bust out in less than 10 secs. This is assuming the being's limbs are long enough to even stretch it far enough to break it. Because theoretically the web can stretch further than the length of arms, making it impossible to break no matter how strong you are.
Prehaps nothing lower than a super enraged Hulk.
Didn't his webs get broken in the movies?

Blanket Dead

Also, he could hold the Thanoslactus clone Omega.

Warlord Yes, I am...
Originally posted by Blanket
Also, he could hold the Thanoslactus clone Omega.

what????

Blanket Dead

Originally posted by Warlord
what????
His webs have a good track record vs him.

ankur29 ankur

his weebbing is strong enough to do this:

There is quite alot of momentium in that....
from SM tangled #1

tideoftime Senior Member

Originally posted by ankur29
his weebbing is strong enough to do this:

There is quite alot of momentium in that....
from SM tangled #1

Exactly. A thick application, giving a "couple of panels" to dry, is very strong. Really, the uber-impressive feat here is the tensile strength of the lamppost and the vehicle, itself: the former should have been uprooted, and the latter torn apart in the front while the vehicle fell from where it was in the air...

But, alas, the glory that is da' comeek boook... 😆

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tideoftime Senior Member

Originally posted by Parmaniac

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Amazing Spider-man V1 #119


Amazing Spider-man V1 #382

Perfect examples.

Black bolt z Mindsets Master

I still say there are way too many variables to properly post on this.

Black bolt z Mindsets Master

Bump

h1a8 Senior Member

Originally posted by Blanket
Didn't his webs get broken in the movies?

By greater than 10ton strength they did. But movies as well as comics are inconsistent. At one point the movie had the web stretching very far (Remember the train feat) and on the other end at them breaking without stretching.

Syke! Actually, I don't remember them breaking at all. What scene was this again?

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