Rhino
The supervillain called Rhino has kidnapped a little girl and I'll tell you why;
It's because the little girl's wealthy parents won't give him all their money and that's no lie.
When Peter Parker finds out what Rhino has done, he changes into Spider-Man, as you can see;
Spider-Man swings through the air, searching for Rhino, and I'm speaking honestly.
When Spider-Man finds Rhino's lair, he breaks in, which is true;
Trying to attack Spider-Man is what Rhino would do.
Rhino's attacks are what Spidey would avoid;
When Rhino can't attack Spidey, he gets annoyed.
Spidey uses a web that's imbued with a chemical to melt off the villain's suit;
Rhino is also a brute.
When the little girl sees Spidey knock out Rhino, she's filled with happiness;
Rhino is even a total mess.
Spidey frees the little girl and calls the police, which is smart;
Rhino will never have goodness in his heart.
When the police arrive to arrest Rhino, Spidey grabs the little girl and takes her back to her mom and dad;
Spidey will always defeat a person who's bad.
When the little girl is back with her parents, Spider-Man swings away;
Spider-Man has saved the day.
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