Spider-Man: Brand New Day director Destin Daniel Cretton has revealed a sticky Marvel supervillain who was originally set to feature in the movie. One of these enemies would have been Peter Petruski, better known as Paste-Pot Pete, who first debuted in Marvel comics back in 1962. But on many covers, Spider-Man is currently getting a beating himself - so for the most part, we couldn't use those. Spider-Man: Brand New Day - Our Biggest Burning Questions View 13 ImagesStill, perhaps there's hope for Paste-Pot Pete in Spider-Man 5? "Spider-Man: Brand New Day sees Destin Daniel Cretton effectively refocus on the sturdiest pillars of the webslinger's iconography: struggling to find balance while swinging around New York City saving the day, and looking dang cool doing it," we wrote in IGN's Spider-Man: Brand New Day review, which returned a 7/10 score.