Spider Man

Tom Hardy’s new Spider-Man spinoff has some seriously geeky hidden Marvel references -- did you spot them?

We breakdown every last Marvel Comics homage, reference, and secret in the awesome new trailer for this Christmas’ animated Spider-movie.

Is the new Spider-Man spinoff a hit or a disaster? Here’s what the first tweets say.

Get a look at Jake Gyllenhaal’s Spider-Man villain in the first set photos and videos from the new sequel.

Everyone’s favorite lethal protector takes down an entire SWAT team in a new scene from the upcoming movie.

With great comics, movies, toys, and now an amazing video game, life for Spidey fans has never been better.

The highly-anticipated sequel to Spider-Man: Homecoming won’t arrive until next summer — which means it’ll be quite some time before we get so much as a peek at some of the new characters (like Jake Gyllenhaal’s Mysterio!) in Far From Home. But how about the official logo? Will that do?

There wouldn’t be a Marvel without the artist who created Spider-Man and Doctor Strange with Stan Lee.

If Tom Hardy wrestling with an inner alien parasite in what is clearly a thinly-veiled metaphor for his relationship with his own voice isn’t enough for you, try this one on for size: Jared Leto, the Actor whom Denis Villeneuve once compared to Jesus, is preparing to ascend to his final form for Morbius — an upcoming Spider-Man sorta-kinda spinoff about a super-powered soulless bloodsucker. Should be a real stretch!

More people have watched the trailer for Tom Hardy’s ‘Venom’ than have watched any Spider-Man movie’s trailer in history.

Tom Holland ‘accidentally’ revealed the next Spider-Man movie’s subtitle while in Seattle for Ace Comic-Con.

A few weeks ago, I got to see a preview of some footage from Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. I wasn’t allowed to write about it at the time, but you can see some of what I saw in this terrific trailer that’s now available. And the feeling I got from the footage is the feeling you can get here: Namely that Into the Spider-Verse has the potential to be the most interesting (and most comic book-y)