But what about his son, John Jameson — also known sometimes as Man-Wolf, Stargod, or Colonel Jupiter? Well, apparently he exists within the game’s universe, and is currently living in space.

But instead, Jameson doubled down, accusing Spider-Man of orchestrating the malfunction himself so that he could steal the spotlight from a true American hero like his son, John Jameson III.

The Amazing Spider-Man #124 featuring Man-Wolf (Marvel, 1973). Of course, astronaut John Jameson himself first appeared in Amazing Spider-Man #1, created by Steve Ditko and Stan Lee.

Yes, in the comics, John was a successful astronaut, but his trips to space actually brought back rubies that turned John Jameson into the Man-Wolf in the pages of the Marvel comics. You may like ...

When struck by the light of a full moon, the gem transformed Jameson into a horrific werewolf-like abomination, who would frequently battle Spider-Man as the vicious creature known as Man-Wolf.

Aussie actor Daniel Gillies says he’s already signed up to play John Jameson, astronaut/son of J. Jonah, in Spider-Man 3. "Mate, you know I am [excited], but I made it like a year ago now," he ...

John Jameson and Trevor Knight are local bowling's version of the Dynamic Duo. The duo recently combined for a 590 game in the Wednesday Night Doubles League at Colony Park North. Jameson tallied ...

Sheldon Jameson was taken to hospital where he sadly later died from his injuries. An investigation was launched and officers have now charged Jason Hale, aged 36, with murder.