You clearly don't know what you're talking about. Peter Parker does NOT die at the end of Civil War which is a marvel 616(their main universe) event, Aunt May does. You have no idea what you're talking about.

Peter Parker dies in the Ultimate comics, taking a bullet that was meant for Captain America. He dies of blood loss shortly after saving his family from the Green Goblin. Perhaps you should educate yourself before criticizing others for their lack of knowledge. Parker is not always at odds with the police, and has often reaped the rewards of his heroism in form of favors from the police and unexpected kindness. No, Parker is always at odds with J. Jonah Jameson, in both the media and politics. Parker's bad reputation is almost entirely a fabrication of Jameson's making. The incidences of Peter coming into direct conflict with the police can hardly be described as "always being at odds".

As a black man of mixed heritage, personally I have an issue with color coding existing heroes in lieu of making your own black heroes, or utilizing the wide library of black marvel heroes present in the comics. It as if to say that the only good black heroes we can make are white heroes with brown skin, or taking the identity of a white character and slapping it on a black one, forever condemning him to live in the shadow of his forebearer.

I'd much rather see heroes like Luke Cage, Misty Knight, War Machine, Goliath, Falcon, Patriot, Blade, and Black Panther get top billing, over insulting attempts at appeasing a hungry audience by patronizing them in the most moronic way. We have good black heroes, we don't need to play race swapping games.

Hell I REALLY want Blade to make a comeback. In my opinion it was the first good comic book movie before the trend began.