J. Jonah Jameson is a minifigure from the Spider-Man theme released in 2004. He was redesigned in 2013 for the Marvel subtheme of Super Heroes.
Description[]
Spider-Man Variant[]
He has the flat top hairpiece in black and face printed with black wrinkles and grey eyebrows and moustache. He has a black torso, white arms, and flesh hands. The torso is printed with a black vest, a white undershirt, and a loose tie with flesh showing. He has black unprinted legs.
This variant represents his appearance in the Spider-Man trilogy.
Ultimate Spider-Man[]
In 2013, he was redesigned for the Super Heroes theme to resemble his appearance in Ultimate Spider-Man. He now has Part 64798 in dark stone grey. His face is updated with a more detailed mustache and more facial lines, and cheekbones and a second angry face. He has a sand blue torso, arms, hips and legs, and flesh hands. His torso is printed with a sand blue suit, white shirt, a red tie, and a brown belt with a silver buckle. There is back printing depicting the back of the suit, similar to Lex Luthor's, but the sides of the suit are removed.
Background[]
Spider-Man trilogy[]
Jameson was the head of the Daily Bugle and went on a smear campaign against Spider-Man, saying that Spider-Man was a menace. He became Peter Parker's boss when Peter was able to provide him with close-up photos of Spider-Man. When Peter Parker decided to retire Spider-Man, Jameson acquired Spider-Man's suit which was found by a garbage man in a garbage. He then hung it in his office, but it was taken back by Spider-Man when he decided to return to crime-fighting.
Ultimate Spider-Man[]
Jameson was the head of Daily Bugle Communications and used large screens all over New York to spread news and the message that Spider-Man and all other masked vigilantes are a menace. Despite his hatred of masked heroes, he was shown to praise the black suited Spider-Man (Harry Osborn as a controlled Venom) and Flash Thompson as a fake Spider-Man (he was in the real Spidey suit and manipulated by Peter) and happy when Spider-Man and his team (Iron Fist, Nova, White Tiger, and Power Man) were forced to clean up after a battle as part of the clean up crew Damage Control. He even went as far as to insult Beetle, which caused Beetle to try and kill Jameson, leading to Spider-Man and his team having to protect him. After the team succeeded, it was revealed that Jameson is not in his office at the DBC building, but at another location reporting from a monitor. Jameson has yet to physically appear in an episode as he has only been seen through computer screens.
Appearances[]
2004:
- 4855 Spider-Man's Train Rescue (Spider-Man variant)
- 851029 J. Jonah Jameson Key Chain (Keychain only)
2013
- 76005 Spider-Man: Daily Bugle Showdown (Super Heroes variant)