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Orime Video’s Spider-Noir followed Ben Reilly (Nicolas Cage), a burnt-out private eye working the streets of 1930s New York while wrestling with his tumultuous life and the weight of being the city’s only costumed hero. However, instead of leaning on the spandex-and-CGI formula of most modern comic book adaptations, the eight-episode season committed to a…

Posted in: Comics, Marvel Comics, Preview | Tagged: Challenges of Doom: Spider-Man

Spider-Man has been dazzling audiences with his selfless heroics, incredible acrobatics, and unforgettable supporting cast for over 60 years. This complex and immersive legacy is part of what the wallcrawler’s many fans love about him, but for newcomers, it can be more than a little intimidating. How do you summarize such a legacy into a…

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Posted in: Avengers, Comics, Marvel Comics, Spider-Man | Tagged: Armageddon, captain america, chip zdarsky, mephisto, one more day, Valerio Schiti

Rook: Exodus #11 pits the Wardens against mind-controlled Arachnid and his spider army in this penultimate chapter hitting stores Wednesday.

Posted in: Comics, Marvel Comics, Spider-Man | Tagged: midnight, Midnight Fantastic Four, Midnight Spider-Man, Midnight X-Men, phillip kennedy johnson, ScieTronc

HONŌ STUDIO has revealed a new 1/6-scale Spider-Man (Homemade Suit Red Version), inspired by the title sequence of the animated series Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man

Spider-Man is one of the most beloved superheroes in fiction for good reason. With his amazing powers, terrifying villains, and relatable problems, Spider-Man has been at the center of some of Marvel Comics’ most groundbreaking storylines. However, while everyone knows gripping tales like “The Death of Gwen Stacy” and “Kraven’s Last Hunt,” there are plenty…

In the quarter-century since September 11, 2001, the terrorist attacks that occurred on that day have become many things. A world-changing cataclysm. An excuse for illegal wars and horrific crimes. A political slogan. But in the moment that they happened, they were simply a national tragedy worse than what most Americans had experienced before.