I am wondering if I should capitalize "web slinger", I don't think I should capitalize toy, but also I don't know if both "Spider-Man's web slinger toy" and "Spider-Man web slinger toy" should be capitalized the same way.
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Why would you capitalize any of those words (aside from Spider and Man)? – user3395 Apr 6 '19 at 11:51
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I see it capitalized on Amazon. – frbsfok Apr 6 '19 at 11:52
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1There's not enough context then. You should tell us whether the quoted is a/the name of a product, or perhaps whether Spider-Man Web Slinger is a movie title, with the toy being simply connected to it, etc. – user3395 Apr 6 '19 at 11:57
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The choice of words is a bit curious. Web-slinger is an established nickname of Spider-Man himself. The gadgets on his wrists are his web-shooters. – Anton Sherwood Apr 6 '19 at 23:49
In a sentence, only "Spider-Man" would be capitalised
I bought a Spider-Man web-slinger toy for my nephew.
As a title of the name of a product, you would use title-case and capitalise all the "major" words.
Spider-Man Web-Slinger Toy
This toy is sold by ...
