Spider-Man, first introduced in 1962, has since become a cultural icon through cartoons, films, and merchandise. His catchphrase "with great power comes great responsibility" embodies the moral lessons he represents, resonating deeply with fans. As a moral exemplar, Spider-Man's relatable struggles and virtues encourage individuals to aspire for goodness. Academic interest in Spider-Man surged post-2002, with studies suggesting that people are motivated by peers exemplifying good behavior. This illustrates Spider-Man's role in shaping moral values in contemporary society, marking him as not just a superhero, but a symbol of virtue.
With the advent of films featuring him in 2002, however, Spider-Man reached an entirely new level of influence, so much so that academic interest in him increased.
Spider-Man is relatable. Moral exemplars are figures who transcend the average human experience, achieving extraordinary feats in pursuit of virtue.
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