#spider

[thewindowofthesummerhouse]

jae lee

[mollyvega]

These lovely ladies are Stacy and Tracy 🩷💛

[gurdy-enjoyer]

I LOVE THEMMM they have so much personality

pepper tries to woo peach…..bonus episode

highlights include peach’s “….anyway” and pepper looking to me for moral support.

[driderwife]

Gumby the Spider 🩵

[jjk7h]

男 ᪼͢ 🕷 S̲pider-man .° ›

— 𝖶𝗂𝗍𝗁 𝗀𝗋𝖾𝖺𝗍 𝗉𝗈𝗐𝖾𝗋 𝖼𝗈𝗆𝖾𝗌 𝗀𝗋𝖾𝖺𝗍 𝗋𝖾𝗌𝗉𝗈𝗇𝗌𝗂𝖻𝗂𝗅𝗂𝗍𝗒

[twisted-dork]

Tim, Stephanie, and Duke Meeting May Parker (AKA Trying to Figure Out the Mystery Woman Who Beat the Joker with a Baseball Bat)

Tim Drake was not okay with not knowing things.

Stephanie Brown loved a good mystery.

Duke Thomas? Well, Duke was just along for the ride at this point.

But the three of them together, trying to figure out May Parker? That was a recipe for absolute chaos.

After May Parker took out the Joker leaving a power vacuum, Tim had gone into full-on detective mode.

Because she had to be someone.

No one just showed up in Gotham and takes down the Joker without breaking a sweat. That was the kind of thing that required answers.

Which led them to the Gotham Public Library.

Where Tim, Stephanie, and Duke were currently gathered behind a bookshelf, whispering like the world’s worst spies (Duke just wanted to study).

Stephanie: “She looks normal.”

Duke: “What were you expecting? Horns?”

Stephanie: “I dunno, something ominous.”

Tim: “Can you two be quiet? I’m trying to observe.”

Duke: “Dude, you look like a creep.”

Tim (dead serious): “Surveillance is a vital component of detective work.”

Stephanie: “You’ve been watching her for three hours.”

Duke: “Are you sure you don’t have a crush? Because this is starting to feel personal.”

Tim scowled.

Tim: “I do not have a crush. I have questions.”

Stephanie: “Mmm-hmm.”

Duke: “Sure, man.”

Tim turned his attention back to May, watching as she helped a patron check out a book. She was polite, friendly—but there was something about her.

A sharpness in her eyes. A way she carried herself that screamed experience.

This was a woman who had seen things.

Tim was sure of it.

And then—it happened.

Peter Parker, the kid she had been protecting, came barreling up to her, talking a mile a minute about his book.

And May?

She listened.

Not the way an adult humored a child, but like she actually cared about what he was saying.

Tim, Stephanie, and Duke all exchanged glances.

Because that was interesting.

Stephanie, naturally, was the first to crack.

Because she had zero patience.

She waltzed right up to May, all smiles and sunshine.

Stephanie: “Hey! You’re new around here, right?”

May blinked at her, clearly caught off guard.

May: “…Yes?”

Stephanie: “Cool, cool. Just wanted to say hi. Also, you totally beat up the Joker, and that was amazing.”

May gave her a look.

May: “…I don’t know what you’re talking about.”

Stephanie: “Uh-huh. Sure you don’t.”

Tim dragged a hand down his face as Duke muffled a laugh.

So much for subtlety.

Duke, ever the diplomat, tried a different approach.

Duke: “So, uh… how’d you end up in Gotham?”

May considered him for a moment before answering.

May: “Bit of a long story. Just trying to keep my nephew safe.”

Tim, ever the detective, narrowed his eyes.

Tim: “From what?”

May sipped her coffee.

May: “From people who don’t know when to back off.”

And suddenly, the temperature in the room dropped.

Because that was not the answer of someone who was just some librarian.

That was the answer of someone who had dealt with threats before.

Stephanie, Tim, and Duke all had the same realization at the same time:

May Parker was dangerous.

Not in the flashy, look-at-me kind of way.

No.

It was in the quiet way. The way she watched everything, noted every exit, every movement. The way she instinctively shifted Peter behind her when a loud noise startled him.

She was someone who had learned how to survive.

Tim, despite himself, was impressed.

Stephanie looked intrigued.

Duke?

Duke just nodded, clearly filing that away under things not to mess with.

After about ten more minutes of talking, they had learned nothing.

May was good—really good—at keeping her secrets.

So, naturally, Stephanie made a decision.

Stephanie: “Okay, I like her. She’s scary, but in a ‘cool aunt’ kind of way.”

Duke: “Yeah, she’s got vibes.”

Tim sighed.

Tim: “…We still don’t know who she is.”

Stephanie: “That just makes her cooler.”

Duke patted Tim’s shoulder sympathetically.

Duke: “Face it, man. You’ve been outmaneuvered.”

Tim scowled.

Tim: “…I hate her already.”

Which, in Tim-speak, meant: I respect her and I need to figure out who the hell she is immediately.

May, meanwhile, just sipped her coffee, watching them with a bemused expression.

Because she knew.

She knew they were trying to figure her out.

And she was letting them try.

For now.

Some art for Spider Mayhem:

[dinoscythecreations]

*New*

*Original*

Drawing based off one I did in highchool, still love this one 🦖🕷☠️

[smokeybloke]

Orbweaver

Spider woman. her name is linnet Patreon Bluesky Carrrd

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[anim-ttrpgs]

I was looking at Silk and Dagger and it looks really interesting and cool. Only problem - I have an INTENSE fear of spiders. What's the spider art situation on this bad boy?

At the time of writing this, spiders are mentioned frequently in the text of Silk & Dagger: A Sensible Drow RPG, but do not appear in any of the (currently very sparse) art.

As we continue to develop Silk & Dagger and get more art done for it, there will be spiders appearing in the art, but in the future we could consider releasing an alternate version that is free of the spider art, or including a warning up front that lists the page numbers where pictures of spiders appear.

I don’t know whether this next part is any comfort to you, but most (but not all) spider art in Silk & Dagger will probably lean towards relatively non-threatening and even “cute,” since these giant spiders are a domesticated and regular part of life in Silk & Dagger’s world.

[alexmey-does-an-arts]

glimpse into my beautiful imaginary world where arthropods are really big and we domesticated them

edit: people are starting to say some "my worst nightmare" or "eeeww no that one is yucky and scary" comments on this like they do on any bug post and id like to say. it's fine if you don't like bugs it's fine if you're scared of bugs but don't put that on MY post clearly talking about how much i like them and how cute i think they are. you can make your own damn post about how much you hate wasps or spiders or whatever. i'm blocking people who make these kinds of comments.

[bedupolker]

The gig economy is so hard when you're a brunette girl that's like 3 inches tall...

[builtin-levi]

fucker, love 'er

Why is she so cute 😍

[spidersdaily]

[hannahtempler]

when spiders put their little pedipalps together