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The highest grossing film of 2026 is about to enter households everywhere. Spider-Man: Brand New Day has earned nearly $2.5 billion worldwide, which doesn’t just put it at the top of the charts for the year, but for all time. As of the time of writing, it’s the third highest-grossing movie ever.

Midnight Spider-Man #1 from Phillip Kennedy Johnson and Scietronc arrives October 7, putting Peter Parker in a darker, creepier corner of Marvel horror.

There are a lot of symbiotes in the Marvel Universe, and a new one has now arrived with the most unlikely host imaginable. The “Queen in Black” storyline just ended with Knull defeating Hela and then being repelled from Earth by Venom and Mary Jane Watson, who had turned the entire planet into a symbiote…

Earlier this week, news broke that Prime Video greenlit a new Spider-Man show. Where the recently ended Spider-Noir focused on 1930s detective Ben Reilly, this new series will star Ben Reilly and Kaine, a pair of Peter Parker clones made popular during the ’90s “Clone Saga” arc. Their show will take inspiration from said saga, with both…

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WWE icon Paul “Triple H” Levesque has officially entered comic book history. Following the release of Amazing Spider-Man #1000 on September 30, the executive and Hall of Famer made his writing debut for Marvel with an original short story titled “The Big Night,” illustrated by Ed McGuinness and Mark Farmer.

Spider-Man is getting another live-action series, and this one is heading into one of the strangest corners of the character’s history.

Spider-Man recently paid homage to One Piece‘s Monkey D. Luffy on the cover of Amazing Spider-Man #1000. Published on September 30, the comic is a milestone issue in the Amazing Spider-Man series. The legacy issue also features major stories related to the superhero.

Despite canceling Spider-Noir after only one season, Amazon is still surprisingly willing to swing alongside Spider-Man as the studio nears an order for a new series in Sony Pictures’ Universe of Marvel Characters. This latest venture is set to adapt the famous (and notoriously chaotic) Marvel Comics “Clone Saga” storyline.