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@Commander Peanuts, BIG BRAIN
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It’s called a hyphen you uncultured swine
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@The Unknowns, and # is pound.
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@Implicit88, or an octothorpe
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Because Stan Lee wanted “Spider-Man” to be visually distinct from “Superman”
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Fun fact: Spider-Man can actually hear when someone is saying his name with or without the hyphen and will call people out on it. He’s very particular about the hyphen.
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Different universe, different rules
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Because it's not his last name. It's not like his name is "Phil Spiderman"!
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@Suicide Squad Sucks, he's right. It's Peter Spider-Man. Or possibly Peter Parker-spider-man
Because Batman is a title, Iron Man is an adjective and noun, and Spider-Man is a hybridization.