Spider-Man

'Spider-Man' is an American comic book and Marvel Comics character created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko in 1962. First appearing in Amazing Fantasy #15, the character gained his own title in 1963. which has continued since under numerous comic book series and volumes, including various adaptations.

Teenage genius Peter Parker is bitten by a radioactive spider, granting him superhuman abilities, including wall-crawling and spider-sense that alerts him of danger. With this and artificial web-shooters he develops, Peter becomes the costumed Spider-Man, initially using his powers for fame and money. When his self-interest leads him to neglect stopping a burglar who eventually his Uncle Ben, Peter takes his uncle's motto of 'with great power there must come great responsibility' and becomes a hero using his powers for altruism rather than self-gain.

Spider-Man: Full Circle
Falling out of a space station and towards Earth, Spider-Man activates his S.H.I.E.L.D-provided black suit's inflation function, growing larger and rounder in order to protect himself from reentry. By the time he lands and leaves the suit, it's become totally spherical.