A Spider-Man from a black and white universe in the 1930s, who does not understand colour and is not interested in learning.
A Spider-Man from a monochromatic universe set in the 1930s, voiced by Nicolas Cage, who based the performance on the hard-boiled films of the period. He speaks entirely in the register of a pulp narrator and never breaks it.
He is a one-joke character and the joke is very good: he is rendered in greyscale on a screen full of colour, which means the animation itself is doing the work rather than the dialogue.
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The films never say the number out loud. The Marvel Database files this version under Earth-90214B, with a suffix it uses to keep the film apart from the comics’ Earth-90214, and describes the page as covering Earth-90214 as the films depict it. The number is shown here without the suffix, which is the wiki’s own bookkeeping rather than anything on screen.