"For the last time, I'm not Spider-Man anymore," Peter Parker groaned, nursing the embarrassing wedgie that Flash had given him. He tugged at the flag attached to his trousers, a constant reminder of his humiliation.

But life had a funny way of turning things around. One night, a unique spider, radiated from the same lab accident that gave Peter his powers, crawled onto the flagpole and bit it.

The next morning, Peter woke up, feeling different. He was surprised to find that his flagpole wedgie had left him with new, strange abilities. He could now morph into a flag at will!

"It's not Spider-Man anymore," Peter muttered to himself. "It's Spider-Flag." He experimented with his new powers, discovering he could stretch like a flag and even glide in the wind.

Peter's first real test as Spider-Flag came when a new villain, "The Ripper", began terrorizing New York. The Ripper had a strange obsession with flags, tearing them down wherever he went.

To stop The Ripper, Peter decided to use his flag abilities to his advantage. As Spider-Flag, he began patrolling the city, making himself a target to draw The Ripper out.

His plan worked. The Ripper, attracted by the flying flag, came charging. Peter, however, was ready. He transformed into a flag, confusing The Ripper and gaining the upper hand.

Peter used his flag abilities to entangle and immobilize The Ripper, leaving him for the police. His victory marked the rise of Spider-Flag, a new hero for New York.

The news of Spider-Flag spread fast. Everyone was amazed at the new superhero who could transform into a flag. Peter couldn't help but feel a sense of pride.

Peter continued to balance his life as a high school student and Spider-Flag. He was learning to embrace his new identity, even if it started from a flagpole wedgie.

Mary Jane, Peter's crush, found herself drawn to Spider-Flag. She admired his courage and uniqueness, unaware that he was actually Peter, her friend from school.

Peter's new abilities also attracted the attention of his former bully, Flash. Flash was intrigued by Spider-Flag and began to show a newfound respect for Peter.

Peter's life took a turn for the better as Spider-Flag. His popularity soared, and he even managed to earn the respect of his former bully. But the life of a superhero was never easy.

New villains began to emerge, challenging Spider-Flag. Peter had to adapt quickly, using his new flag abilities creatively to defeat them. But he was ready to face any challenge.

Peter never forgot his original Spider-Man identity. He combined his old web-slinging abilities with his new flag powers, creating a unique fighting style that left his enemies baffled.

Peter's journey as Spider-Flag was filled with ups and downs. But he learned to embrace his new identity and use it to protect his city, proving that even a flagpole wedgie could lead to greatness.

Even though he was now Spider-Flag, Peter still had his human moments. He struggled with schoolwork, navigated through teenage emotions, and tried to keep his superhero identity a secret.

Mary Jane's affection for Spider-Flag only grew stronger. She found herself torn between her feelings for Peter, her friend, and Spider-Flag, the mysterious superhero.

Peter, torn between revealing his identity to Mary Jane or keeping it a secret, found himself at a crossroads. He knew he had to make a decision soon.

Peter finally decided to reveal his secret to Mary Jane. He transformed into Spider-Flag in front of her, and she was shocked but also delighted to learn the truth.

Peter's life as Spider-Flag continued to be eventful. His ability to transform into a flag became an asset in his battles, and he continued to protect New York with all his might.

Peter learned that being a superhero was not about the costume or the powers, but about the courage to stand up for what is right. He embraced his identity as Spider-Flag, becoming a symbol of strength for New York.

Mary Jane stood by Peter's side, supporting him as Spider-Flag. Their bond grew stronger, and they faced the challenges of Peter's double life together.

Peter's journey as Spider-Flag taught him the importance of resilience and adaptability. He realized that even a humiliating flagpole wedgie could lead to extraordinary abilities and a new identity.

As Spider-Flag, Peter continued to rise, protecting New York from threats and inspiring others with his courage. His story is a testament to the fact that sometimes, the most unexpected events can lead to greatness.