of Shocker because producer Greg Weisman felt he was more interesting and threatening than Herman Schultz, Shocker's alter ego in the comics. Montana's Shocker costume is similar to the source material with added goggles and larger vibration gauntlets. Introduced in the pilot episode "Survival of the Fittest", Montana and the Enforcers are hired by Hammerhead to kill Spider-Man for the crime lord Tombstone. In "Market Forces", Montana dons a battlesuit stolen from Tricorp with shockwave-generating gauntlets and becomes the "Shocker" to complete his contract with Tombstone. Despite besting the web-slinger during their first encounter, Shocker is captured when Spider-Man traps him in a collapsing theater. In "Group Therapy", Shocker breaks out of prison and joins the Sinister Six. The group of supervillains initially overwhelms Spider-Man, but his black suit later takes control of his body to defeat them. By the time of season two, Shocker has left the Sinister Six to rejoin the Enforcers. In "Probable Cause", Shocker and the "New Enforcers" are hired by Tombstone to rob the Federal Gold Repository, but Spider-Man intervenes and Hammerhead sabotages their escape as part of his plan to usurp Tombstone, resulting in their apprehension. In "Opening Night", Montana and the other inmates in the Vault are released by the Green Goblin to hunt down Spider-Man, who has been trapped in the prison. The villains are all recaptured when Walter Hardy fills the complex with sleeping gas. Montana appears in the Ultimate Spider-Man episode "Nightmare on Christmas", voiced by Troy Baker. Film Jackson Brice appears as the Shocker in the live-action Marvel Cinematic Universe film Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017), portrayed by Logan Marshall-Green. This version is a member of Adrian Toomes' criminal enterprise and wields a modified version of Crossbones' vibration-emitting gauntlet. He is fired by Toomes after a weapons deal with Aaron Davis attracts Spider-Man's attention; when Brice threatens to expose the operation to Toomes' family and threatens them, Toomes attempts to intimidate him with one of Phineas Mason's weapons, but inadvertently disintegrates him instead. Brice's gauntlet and mantle are subsequently passed down to Herman Schultz. Merchandise In 2009, Hasbro released an action figure of Shocker in their "Spider Charged" wave of toys based on The Spectacular Spider-Man. References External links Montana at Comicvine Characters created by Stan Lee Characters created by Steve Ditko Comics characters introduced in 1964 Fictional assassins in comics Fictional characters from Montana Fictional marksmen and snipers Fictional mercenaries