Spider-Woman Sighted

Her outfit looked much like Spider-Gwen's classic suit: a white upper half, including the hood, mask, everything above the chest, and both arms; the rest was black. The original red patchwork on the back had been removed, making it look sharper and cleaner. Kino had also gotten rid of the blue "ballet shoes." In the original suit... those blue dance shoes were just too ridiculous.

They had been replaced with ordinary "one-piece knee-high leather boots," though the heels were not that high.

Nor was it a suit made entirely of Vibranium. Unlike Black Panther's, it did not carry that hard, metallic texture. At first glance, it still looked quite like ordinary cloth armor.

Additionally, the hood and mask were integrated as one, so the wind could not blow them around.

That was not how it had been in the original comics. When "Spider-Gwen" swung around atop skyscrapers, her hood somehow never got blown down by the wind. That was far too unscientific.

With the mask and hood joined together, they would not get blown off, and Vibranium had been mixed into the material as well.

Spider-Man shamelessly asked for a set too, but there was not enough time to make his, since he had to return in seven days. After leaving his standard measurements and height, he handed the task over to Black Panther. Black Panther was a scientist himself and made equipment for The Avengers. His IQ and talent might not measure up to Tony's, but when it came to scientific ability... he was no inferior.

Once it was finished, it would naturally be mailed to him.

The address naturally could not be Uncle Ben's house, nor could it be the school. What if someone accidentally opened it and discovered it? Spider-Man was clever enough to change the delivery