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The Spider's love interest and primary sidekick was Nita Van Sloane, his fiancee. While not quite up to modern [[Action Girl]] standards, Nita was no shrinking violet, but a dead shot, and quite capable of impersonating the Spider in times of need.
Wentworth's bodyguard was Ram Singh, a [[Proud Warrior Race Guy]] (initially Hindu, later Sikh) who served the Spider out of personal admiration. Also helping the Spider were his chauffeur Ronald Jackson (who'd served under him in [[World War
Police Commissioner Stanley Kirkpatrick was one of Wentworth's closest friends, but also extremely dangerous to him. For if Kirkpatrick ever had definite proof that Wentworth was in fact the Spider, he would have to arrest the man for the many cold-blooded murders he'd committed.
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* [[Complete Monster]]: The villains in Spider stories tended to do things like destroy inhabited skyscrapers or mutilate hundreds of women ''just to say hello.''
* [[The Commissioner Gordon]]: Stanley Kirkpatrick
* [[Costume Copycat]]: Both by good guys and criminals; at one point, Richard Wentworth leads an entire army dressed as the Spider.
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