In the comic Spider-Man then goes out in the Symbiote suit while Peter continues to sleep inside it. Afterwards he has no memory of where he went. This was adapted in the Spider-Man (1994) episode 'The Alien Costume, Part I', which in turn was heavily referenced in Raimi's movie. The animated version of the scene has Peter waking up in the black suit while hanging upside down in front of a skyscraper with no memory of how he got there. The movie recreates this scene practically shot-for-shot. In both the cartoon and the film, this marks the first time Peter wears the black suit.The scene in the movie where the Symbiote first engulfs Peter also resembles a scene from ''Til Death Do Us Part!' (Web of Spider-Man Vol 1 #1, April 1985). In the comic, the Symbiote tracks Peter to his apartment after the two have separated and stealthily attaches itself to him, much like it does in the movie.In both stories, Peter doesn't realize what is happening until he sees his reflection. In both Web of Spider-Man Vol 1 #1 and the movie, this scene occurs right after the Symbiote has bonded itself with Spider-Man back in Peter's apartment.While wearing the Symbiote suit in the comics, Peter no longer needed his web shooters. Instead he was able to project organic webbing with the aid of the suit. This may have inspired the organic web shooters in Raimi's films. In both the comics and the movie, the ability to fire organic webs was subsequently passed on to Eddie Brock when he bonded with the Symbiote.

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