If you’re old enough (or just a Spidey fanatic) you may remember Spider-Man once had his own incredibly 60s campy theme song. From the looks of a really well-hidden prop on a publicity tour, Peter Parker is looking to top that in 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Spider-Man: Homecoming with a so-bad-it&rsqu𓃲o;s-good-no-wait-it’s-actually-awful theme song. Ed Sheeran he is not.

The obscured lyric sheet, which you can see below, comes from a Spider-Man: H꧙omecoming whirlwind to𝄹ur of Japan. The lyrics even resemble the 1960s ‘classic’ with its kitsch over-dramatic style. It’s a cool Easter egg if nothing else.

ღMy favourite lyric? You can’t really ജbeat “There’s a crime! He hears the call/A streak of light seen by all” now, can you? It’s such a far cry from Tobey Maguire’s angst in Spider-Man 3 and I LOVE IT.

Compare it to original theme song below and decide which is better (less terrible?). This being the internet, it wonඣ’t be long before someone actually creates the earworm-inducing hꩵum-worthy tune. And I’ll hate them for it.

Image: Marvel

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