Spider man Wallpaper

Our Spider man wallpaper is inspired by the comic super hero Spider man character. The Spider man character appears regularly in American comic books. And has been adapted for radio shows, newspaper strips, television and now wallpaper.

In the story Spider man  an orphan is raised by his Aunt May and Uncle Ben in New York City after his parents Richard and Mary Parker are killed in a plane crash-on a different planet. Consequently Spider the character deals with the struggles of adolescence and financial issues. He is  accompanied with many supporting characters. Such as J. Jonah Jameson, Harry Osborn, Max Modell, romantic interests Gwen Stacy. Others are Mary Jane Watson, and foes such as Doctor Octopus, Green Goblin and Venom.

In its 60 year history Spider man is one of the most beloved superheroes ever made. This inspires the Spider man wallpaper.  Penned by ScreenCrush editor-in-chief Matt Singer, He is depicted with selflessness, humility, patience and as caring. We hope that the Spider man wallpaper will inspire your baby boy to explore more on the super hero. More so because the story has many moral lesson’s for the baby to have fun and learn.

Superman wall stickers

There might be variations in the Spider man wallpaper images. But it will look more or less like the design you see on the wall in this boys bedroom picture. We also have a set of Spider man pictures on wall stickers and a separate word “Spider man.” The whole set goes for Ksh 500 only and you can stick it at home yourself. We have many other stickers for boys room and different stickers for girls room. Also we have Disney characters children’s curtains.

Here is one of the many moral teachings your boy will learn from the Spider-man story. To help you decide to install the Spider-man wallpaper for him.

Peter Parker (Spider-Man) thought that he was ready to be an Avenger. He didn’t know that he still had so much to learn. By disabling the Training Wheels Protocol on the Spider-Man suit, he messed up. Because he couldn’t handle the new features of the suit at its full potential. He should have just waited for Tony Stark (Iron Man). Or Happy Hogan to give him his next mission before trying to do dangerous stuff. Like taking down the Vulture.

The moral teaching here is that sometimes we may feel frustrated that we seem to be stuck. And are not moving forward in life. There’s probably a lesson to be learnt in our current situation. And once we learn it, only then can we be promoted to the next level.