There's no way Colossus and Spider-Man are in the same strength class.

And Flavio, looks like you need to buy more Marvel comics!

The Aquarian was created by Steve Gerber, I believe, as a character in an early appearance of the Man-Thing. Back then he was Wundarr, a Superman parody whose father sent him to Earth in a rocket ship thinking the planet was about to explode. He was wrong, of course*, and the child spent most of his life in the rocket before it crashed in the Florida everglades. He was, therefore, mentally undeveloped.

Mark Gruenwald, who apparently never met a DC analog he didn't like, sought to rehabilitate the character in Marvel Two-In-One and later, Quasar (where the whole "thinking the planet was about to explode" joke was paved over and a new rationale for the spaceflight was installed.)

During the "Project Pegasus" saga, Wundarr was exposed to the Cosmic Cube and became something of a Christ-figure, dedicated to pacifism and the free-thinking ways of the "Age of Aquarius" culture. I have no idea where the character is today, and I shudder to imagine what today's creators would do with "super-hero hippie" to kick around in their violence-fest comics these days...

*"Paging Jim Valentino... Jim Valentino, please... There is an origin waiting for you at the front desk..."

Brian, Peter does point out that his strength is likely to grow as he does.

Of course, following the "Fear Itself" storyline he's in a class with the Juggernaut and has even taken to wearing a Juggernaut-inspired costume.

I've got to say that I agree with the Valkyrie that Spidey is not giving her fair credit, placing her two classes below Thor. Same with Spider-Woman and She-Hulk. And what is up with the "hubba hubba" stuff? Hokey Smokes! What a sexist little back up feature this was!!

Sigh... makes me a little nostalgic, truth to tell... :-)