'Amazing Spider-Man' #700 can be summed up in eighteen seconds.

Spider-Man will be facing the Rhino and somebody in yellow pants.

Apparently the next Spider-Man movie needs some Oscar-winning talent.

Marvel Comics: History Doesn't Sell

An ongoing theme this week is apparently going to be that we just saw Spidey's origins on screen ten years ago, so why do we need to see it again.

After hearing about Sony hating "The Amazing Spider-Man", it became clear one of two things had happened: either Marc Webb had bombed, or he'd made a movie that was actually worth watching but wasn't as "commercial" as Sony had hoped, because it focused on that whole "insecure teenager" thing that execs would like to cut out of the franchise so they could hire somebody in their forties who plays well in Thailand.

Sony Pictures, in order to drum up interest for their movie starring the obscure comic book character Spider Man, will be running a sizzle reel across the world on February 7th.

We all know that even though comic book movies have become much more serious and respected, there will still be lots of ridiculous toys, and with those ridiculous toys will come spoilers.

Or: what happens when Voldemort and a Gorn get drunk one night, one thing leads to another, and then a gestation cycle later.