Because the Superhuman Registration Act had not been implemented, no one yet possessed data on the specific abilities of all superheroes. Nearly all the information obtained by various factions had been gathered through visual observation.
Based on those observations, Spider-Man should have possessed strength far beyond that of an ordinary person, incredible speed, superior flexibility and agility, the ability to shoot webbing, and formidable scientific research skills.
In his dealings with others, Spider-Man was a fairly typical teenage superhero. He helped everyone he could, did not use excessively violent means to punish criminals, and absolutely never killed.
This was common to most Spider-Men, but there were still quite a few exceptions in the Spider family. Shadow Spider-Man was one of the exceedingly rare Spider-Men who killed, and he was also left-wing.
After General Ross received the report on the casualties, he said with great certainty, "The one beside Bruce Banner definitely isn't Spider-Man. That kid simply wouldn't kill, nor would he dare to."
After speaking, he narrowed his eyes and said, "Don't you find it strange? The Mutants still haven't made a move..."
"Three rocket launches have failed. It's impossible that they haven't caught wind of it. The reason they haven't resisted as fiercely as before is very likely because they've changed their strategy." Ross stroked his chin as he speculated.
"The Mutant leaders aren't fools. Their previous acts of resistance didn't achieve very good results. Perhaps it was precisely because the more loudly they resisted, the more resentment they stirred among ordinary people."
"They were very likely changing methods, moving from aboveground to underground. Otherwise, there's no explanation for why neither our initial propaganda war against the Mutants nor our plan targeting Bruce Banner succeeded."
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