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|[[File:Alistair Smythe (Earth-616).png|225px]]
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|Spider-Slayer
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|Alistaire Alphonso Smythe
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|Amazing Spider-Man Annual #19
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|Louise Simonson, Mary Wilshire
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|[[Earth-616]]
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|Bad
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|Alive
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|U.S.A.
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|American
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|[[New York City]]
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|Formerly the [[Wilson Fisk (Earth-616)|Kingpin]]
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|Skilled Engineer, Genius Intellect, Skilled Combatant
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|6' 0" (1.83 m)
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|131 lbs (60 kg)<br>(Formerly 220 lbs)
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|Brown
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{{quote|red|Don't worry. There'll still be an execution. But the Spider-Slayer will be conducting it!|Spider-Slayer}}
   
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'''Alistaire Smythe''' (of [[Earth-616]]) is the son of [[Spencer Smythe (Earth-616)|Spencer Smythe]]. At one point Alistair was confined to a wheelchair, but he later gained the ability to walk after transforming himself into what he called the '''Ultimate Spider-Slayer'''.
   
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==History==
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===Early years===
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[[File:Smythe in his wheelchair.jpg|thumb|left|Smythe when he was confined to his wheelchair]]The [[Spider-Slayer (Earth-616)|Spider-Slayers]] were a series of robots that sought to destroy Spider-Man. The initial generation of Spider-Slayers were created by Alistair's father, Spencer Smythe, and commissioned by [[J. Jonah Jameson (Earth-616)|J. Jonah Jameson]]. After Spencer failed to kill Spider-Man - and ended up dying as a result of prolonged exposure to the radioactive samples involved- Alistair inherited the legacy from his father and gained a new-found hatred toward Spider-Man. His initial attempt, however, failed when, in a rather humorous misunderstanding, he mistook [[Mary Jane Watson (Earth-616)|Mary Jane Watson]] for Spider-Man (Playing along with it to give Peter time to come up with a plan, Mary Jane claimed she used a super-powered suit designed by aliens) until he was defeated by the real wall-crawler. He initially worked for the [[Wilson Fisk (Earth-616)|Kingpin]] but left in disagreement over how to deal with Spider-Man and went solo.
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{{Stub}}[[File:File-Smythe.jpeg|thumb|286px]] Alistair Smythe is the son of [[Professor Smythe|Spencer Smythe]]. He was once confined to a wheelchair but developed more strength after becoming The Spider-Slayer.
  
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After being confined in an asylum, Alistair released himself and took several other inmates with him in order to construct a new series of Spider-Slayers that tracked Spider-Man across the city. With a plan of revenge, he forced the inmates to assist him in the machines' construction. After sending a series of slayers after Spider-Man (and all of their inevitable destruction with assistance from others including [[Mac Gargan (Earth-616)|Scorpion]] and the [[Felicia Hardy (Earth-616)|Black Cat]]), Alistair lured Spider-Man to his residence for one final battle.
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===The Ultimate Spider-Slayer===
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[[File:Ultimate_Spider_Slayer_1.0_(Earth-616).png|thumb|Smythe in his bioorganic carapace.]]In order to defeat Spider-Man on his own, Alistair enhanced himself by encasing his entire body in a biorganic carapace that not only served as a full body armour, but increased his strength and gave him the ability to walk again by interconnecting with his spine.
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The physical structure of the carapace gave Alistair bird-like talons for feet; a long, curved blade-like weapon jutting from each shoulder; a pair of smaller, jagged blade weapons on each forearm; and a specially made web-shooter that fires from the forearm area. Eventually, Spider-Man defeated Alistair and made sure he'd been taken to custody as well as the other asylum inmates who survived the ordeal.
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===Cyber-Slayers===
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During [[Ben Reilly (Earth-616)|Scarlet Spider's]] brief stint as sole web-slinger in town, Smythe (still carapaced as the Ultimate Spider-Slayer) started a war utilizing a new set of slayers he intended to sell on the black market. These Cyber-Slayers, which could be controlled remotely by turning one's thoughts into the slayers' actions, were initially targeted at [[Carolyn Trainer (Earth-616)|Lady Octopus]] and her crew. The Scarlet Spider ended up in the middle of things and temporarily allied with the Cyber-Slayers, a fact that did not go over well with Smythe.
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[[File:Alistaire_Smythe_(Earth-616).png|thumb|left|Smythe Reborn]]Smythe, no longer in his carapace but with his ability to walk restored by his earlier use of it, found his way outside prison and sought revenge on both Spider-Man and J. Jonah Jameson for the death of his father. He coerced Jameson to alter the stories in the [[Daily Bugle (The DB!)|Daily Bugle]] or else he'd kill JJJ's [[Marla Madison (Earth-616)|wife]] and [[John Jameson (Earth-616)|son]]. Once Spider-Man caught on to Smythe's trail, he followed it back to the Bugle where Smythe assaulted him with recreated versions of every spider-slayer ever sent after Spider-Man in the past plus a pair of new creations—a miniature model designed to latch onto Spider-Man's face and penetrate his mind through use of radiation and a larger six-armed model arguably stronger than any other created. While attached to Spider-Man's head, the miniature spider-slayer psionically connected to Spidey's mind, copied thoughts of his loved ones, and broadcast that information to all the other mini-slayers. Smythe gave Spider-Man the choice of either stopping them or preventing the six-armed slayer from destroying Jameson. Spidey eventually shut down all the spider-slayers at the same time, but it was Jameson who beat Smythe to the verge of death with a baseball bat for threatening his family. Smythe made another return in which he used a poisonous spider he made and attacked John Jameson and caused him to end up in the hospital.
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===Smythe's Return===
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In the "[[Big Time]]" storyline, Alistair Smythe returns with a new metallic body armor and is hunting down all of J. Jonah Jameson's friends and families. He decides to seek out Mac Gargan for help, who is currently locked away in jail. Posing as a scientist, Smythe infiltrates the [[The Raft (comics)|Raft]] and makes off with Gargan. He then performs a cybernetic operation on him, turning him into a cyborg Scorpion, and convinces him to join his crusade against Jameson. At this point, Smythe has amassed a small army of cyborg minions, all of whom want revenge on Jameson. Smythe, Scorpion, and a new villain named Fly-Girl lead their army to attack the site of John Jameson's latest space mission, sabotaging the launch and holding John for ransom. Smythe's new plan was to kill all those close to Jameson, but not to kill Jameson himself so Jameson could feel the same suffering that he did losing his father. Smythe's actions get Jameson's wife Dr. Marla Jameson killed, as well as seemingly permanently negating Spider-Man's spider-sense when a device Spider-Man designed to overload a link between Smythe's current Slayers also damaged his spider-sense. J. Jonah Jameson plans to have the death penalty given to Alistair Smythe for what happened to Marla.
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During the "[[Spider-Island]]" storyline, J. Jonah Jameson brings Alistair Smythe from [[Ryker's Island]] to demand his help in resolving the spider-flu plague transforming ordinary citizens into Homo Archanis. Alistair Smythe laughed at the irony of how Jameson has gained spider powers. At the moment, Jameson transforms and seriously wounds Smythe by biting a chunk out of his neck.
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Despite his injuries, Alistair Smythe is seen alive and well as a prisoner in the Raft. Alistair Smythe is a witness of the escape of [[Otto Octavius (Earth-616)|Doctor Octopus]] (who has swapped his mind with Spider-Man) and was denied to join up with him.
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===No Escape===
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Mayor J. Jonah Jameson calls in Spider-Man to help oversee the execution of Alistair Smythe so that he would not escape. Spider-Man confront Smythe, who tries to taunt him by mentioning Marla Jameson's death. Since Smythe is unaware of the mindswap and that Otto was not paying attention due to he remembering his time locked up during his final days as Doctor Octopus, Spider-Man brushes him off. Mayor Jameson alongside Spider-Man, his assistant [[Glory Grant (Earth-616)|Glory Grant, and Bugle reporter [[Norah Winters (Earth-616)|Norah Winters]] watch the procedure of Smythe's execution while he claims to be a "better person". Spider-Man tries to reply that no one would buy that, only to stop himself once he remembers that He just pulled that trick. Just as Smythe's execution begins, a swarm of mini Spider-Slayers attack the place allowing Smythe to move freely. However, they are counteracted by Otto's [[Spider-Bot]]s. Smythe attempts to escape, but he finds out that Otto has prepared himself for every method of escape he may try, prompting Smythe to shift his plan to kill Spider-Man for which he was also prepared. The mini Spider-Slayers enter the infirmary where they surround [[Fred Myers (Earth-616)|Boomerang]], [[Adrian Toomes (Earth-616)|Vulture]], and Scorpion. The mini Spider-Slayers heal and enhance them where they get one request from Smythe to kill Superior Spider-Man.
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Spider-Man is seen fighting Smythe and is mocking him for being weak in comparison to his father Spencer Smythe. When Spider-Man says that he has called the [[Avengers (Earth-616)|Avengers]] for backup, Smythe states that he has his own backup as Boomerang, Scorpion, and Vulture show up. Spider-Man admits that the Mini-Slayers were clever but inadvertly reveals that his countermeasures are being powered by the Raft's Power Generators distracting him at the revelation. Smythe takes the upper hand until he is narrowly shot down by Mayor Jameson disguised as a Raft guard. Spider-Man hunts Smythe through his comm system only to discover that he did the same trick and informed his allies (all heading for a full front assault against Spider-Man) who tries to convince them that Smythe is using them and will take back their enhancements once he was out. All of them agree that even though that might happen, they will make the best of the situation against him. Smythe manages to reach the Raft's generators, destroying them to shut down the power in the entire island, allowing the [[Curtis Connors (Earth-616)|Lizard]] to escape. Once Smythe tries to escape, Spider-Man reminds him about the emergency generators. Smythe warns Spider-Man that just like he does with his Spider-Bots, he can see through his Mini-Slayers catching up on Mayor Jameson and the trapped civilians sending their locations to the group. Scorpion rejects it at first, but is easily convinced once Smythe tells him that one of his targets is Mayor Jameson himself. After Boomerang is defeated, Smythe warns Spider-Man that he is still caught in a predicament since Scorpion is heading to his personal vengeance against Jameson and Vulture is ready to kill the group of civilians so he must make a choice only to be surprised when Spider-Man replies that he will not follow any of them. Instead, Spider-Man determined to complete his mission of slaying him.
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===Dead No More===
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==Powers & Abilities==
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===Powers===
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*'''Biorganic Carapace:''' <!-- Plagiarism: This section needs to rewritten, so that it is more original. Do not remove the brackets until this is done!
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Smythe invented biorganic carapace that serves as a full body armor, and increases his strength and gaves him the ability to walk again by interconnecting with his spine. The physical structure of the carapace als gaves Alistaire bird-like talons for feet; a long, curved blade-like weapon jutting from each shoulder; a pair of smaller, jagged blade weapons on each forearm; and a specially made web-shooter that fires from the forearm area.
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**'''''Enhanced Strength'''''
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**'''''Enhanced Speed'''''
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**'''''Enhanced Agility'''''
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**'''''Enhanced Reflexes'''''
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**'''''Wall-Crawling'''''
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**'''''Durability:''''' Suit seems to have fully capable of deflecting bullets and others.
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**'''''Claws and blades:''''' Smythe has a long, curved blade-like weapon jutting from each shoulder, a pair of smaller and jagged blade weapons on each forearm. He also has some kind of claws in his hands.
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===Abilities===
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*'''Skilled Engineer:''' Smythe is very skilled engineer since he has made his suit by his own and other inventions.
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*'''Genius Intellect:''' Smythe is genius intellect that he has learned from his father.
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*'''Skilled Combatant:''' Smythe seems to be very skilled combatant, for example he defeated 4 Raft guars and Mach-5 on his own.
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==Paraphernalia==
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===Equipment===
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Biorganic Carapace armor
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===Weapons===
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Blades and claws in his hands
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==Media==
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*Alistair Smythe was a recurring character in the [[Spider-Man (1994 TV series)|1994 Spider-Man animated series]] voiced by [[Maxwell Caulfield]].
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===Video Games===
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*In [[The Amazing Spider-Man: Lethal Foes]], Alistair Smythe appears as one of the enemies of Spider-Man.
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*In the SNES and Sega Genesis versions of the Spider-Man Animated Series game, Alistair Smythe appears as a boss.
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*Ailstair Smythe appears in the 2012 video game ''[[The Amazing Spider-Man (2012 video game)|The Amazing Spider-Man]]''. He is the main antagonist.
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Alistair Smythe (Earth-616)
Spider-Slayer

Full Name: Alistaire Alphonso Smythe
First Appearance: Amazing Spider-Man Annual #19
Created by: Louise Simonson, Mary Wilshire
Home Universe: Earth-616
Alignment: Bad
Status: Alive
Place of Birth: U.S.A.
Citizenship: American
Base: New York City
Affiliations: Formerly the Kingpin
Powers/Abilities: Skilled Engineer, Genius Intellect, Skilled Combatant
Height: 6' 0" (1.83 m)
Weight: 131 lbs (60 kg)
(Formerly 220 lbs)
Hair Color: Brown
Eye Color: Brown
Unique Features: {{{18}}}


"Don't worry. There'll still be an execution. But the Spider-Slayer will be conducting it!"
— Spider-Slayer


Alistaire Smythe (of Earth-616) is the son of Spencer Smythe. At one point Alistair was confined to a wheelchair, but he later gained the ability to walk after transforming himself into what he called the Ultimate Spider-Slayer.

History

Early years

The Ultimate Spider-Slayer

Cyber-Slayers

Smythe's Return

No Escape

Dead No More

Powers & Abilities

Powers

  • Biorganic Carapace:
    • Enhanced Strength
    • Enhanced Speed
    • Enhanced Agility
    • Enhanced Reflexes
    • Wall-Crawling
    • Durability: Suit seems to have fully capable of deflecting bullets and others.
    • Claws and blades: Smythe has a long, curved blade-like weapon jutting from each shoulder, a pair of smaller and jagged blade weapons on each forearm. He also has some kind of claws in his hands.

Abilities

  • Skilled Engineer: Smythe is very skilled engineer since he has made his suit by his own and other inventions.
  • Genius Intellect: Smythe is genius intellect that he has learned from his father.
  • Skilled Combatant: Smythe seems to be very skilled combatant, for example he defeated 4 Raft guars and Mach-5 on his own.

Paraphernalia

Equipment

Biorganic Carapace armor

Weapons

Blades and claws in his hands

Media

Television

Video Games

  • In The Amazing Spider-Man: Lethal Foes, Alistair Smythe appears as one of the enemies of Spider-Man.
  • In the SNES and Sega Genesis versions of the Spider-Man Animated Series game, Alistair Smythe appears as a boss.
  • Ailstair Smythe appears in the 2012 video game The Amazing Spider-Man. He is the main antagonist.

See Also

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