In case you’ve been living in a cave (presumably making your own Iron Man suit), you know that Marvel has been having a bad week thanks to the high-profile leak of the Avengers: Doomsday trailer. Other trailers were soon leaked,

After the first "Doomsday" trailer was leaked on social media, some people wondered whether the clip had been generated with AI. The same happened with the first "Brand New Day" trailer. The latter was even lower quality than the first "Doomsday" clip,

According to a new report, concept art spotted on set suggests we can expect to see yet another classic comic book villain in Spider-Man: Brand New Day next summer.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day's first trailer appears to have leaked online in low quality, but it has revealed huge news about Sadie Sink's character.

Zendaya's MJ could push Peter Parker into his most heartbreaking chapter yet, proving that some sacrifices leave scars even heroes can’t heal.

Doomsday and Avengers: Secret Wars claims, while a few intriguing new details about Sadie Sink's Spider-Man: Brand New Day role have also surfaced.

A Spider Among the Stars. About 5,000 light-years away, the Red Spider Nebula is the result of the spectacular final act of a dying star. The James Webb Space Telescope recently imaged this planetary nebula,

The first poster for Spider-Noir has been unveiled at CCXP, and it seemingly confirms that Nicolas Cage's Spider-Man is not Peter Parker. See it here!

The leaked footage circulating online is of poor quality, recorded from a private screener site, making the visuals nearly impossible to discern. Despite this, the audio is largely intact, revealing significant plot details, including the biggest reveal about Sadie Sink’s character who appears to be a villain or rival to Peter Parker.

We’ve had glimpses at Amazon and Sony’s plans for a live-action spin on Spider-Man Noir for a while now, but Prime Video’s latest tease has thrown a major curveball into the spider-verse: Nic Cage is playing Spider-Man in Spider-Noir … but he’s not playing Peter Parker.

A new Spider-Man comic storyline sees Peter Parker doing the unthinkable and killing his beloved Aunt May, albeit for noble reasons.

For Good" has understandably taken up the lion's share of attention in the Oscar race, there's another movie musical adapted from a Broadway show that has been largely overlooked. Bill Condon, screenwriter of "Chicago" and director of "Dreamgirls" and "Beauty and the Beast" returns to the genre with "Kiss of the Spider Woman.