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Spider-Man Stops The Shooter


Peter Parker walks out of Walmart after buying some things;

He notices a criminal pointing his gun at a married couple while they're in their car and that criminal is a ding-a-ling.

 

Parker finds a place to change into Spider-Man so he won't be seen;

When Parker changes into Spider-Man, he quickly spins a web on the gun of the shooter, who's being mean.

 

After Spidey takes the gun away from the shooter with his web, the shooter tries to run away;

Spider-Man stops the shooter by webbing him up and here are more things that I'll say.

 

The married couple thanks Spider-Man for saving them, which is cool;

The shooter is also a fool.

 

When the married couple calls the police, Spider-Man grabs his things and swings away;

Spider-Man has saved the day.

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