Billy Connors

Billy Connors is the young son of scientist Dr. Curtis Connors and his wife Martha. His father's dangerous experiments with reptilian DNA to regenerate his lost arm would have lasting consequences for the entire Connors family, drawing them repeatedly into Spider-Man's world.

Billy Connors is a Marvel Silver Age original, stepping onto the page all the way back in The Amazing Spider-Man #6 in 1963 — a Stan Lee and Steve Ditko creation with roots as deep as the wall-crawler's earliest adventures. Over more than six decades, he's kept some remarkable company, sharing stories with Spider-Man, Peter Parker, and the tragic figure of Curt Connors, whose shadow looms large over Billy's world. His 32 catalogued appearances stretch across flagship titles like The Amazing Spider-Man, Miles Morales: Spider-Man, and the recent The Spectacular Spider-Men, proof that this kid from the Silver Age still has a place in Marvel's present. With a key issue to his name and a debut that puts him in the very DNA of Spider-Man's rogues' gallery and supporting cast, Billy Connors is a quietly enduring piece of Marvel history worth seeking out.