10 Strongest Forms Of Spider-Man
6. Spider-Man 2099
In the year 2099, the Marvel Universe enjoyed an increase in the number of superpowered people, and they all resembled the heroes of the 20th century. Miguel O'Hara became the Spider-Man of the year 2099 after his DNA was mixed with that of a spider.
O'Hara was different from his 20th-century counterpart in a number of ways, which made him stronger and more powerful than his predecessor. For one thing, his powers were more closely attuned with those of a spider's natural abilities, and instead of magically sticking to all surfaces, he had razer-sharp claws extending from his fingerpads, which served to attach him to walls, but they also worked well as built-in weapons.
More than that physical difference, he gained a telepathic ability, which gave him the power to send messages into the minds of anyone he wanted. The OG Spider-Man had his Spidey-Sense, which was a form of telepathy, but he was never tapping into anyone's thoughts like his successor did a century later.
Superpower differences are one thing that set the two apart, but there's something Miguel has that Peter Parker didn't, and it was a plethora of advanced technology from the 22nd century. O'Hara could travel through time, and he had a suit made of unstable molecules, which was far superior to Pete's old reliable spandex.