Spider-Man

Mary Jane: Face It, Tiger

As a way to celebrate the character’s 60 years in comics, Marvel releases this one-shot featuring three separate tales and what they are referring to as “an epilogue,” each centered around different  periods in Mary Jane‘s life. Notably, all stories take place after being married to Peter Parker and none really capture the version of Mary Jane Watson represented in her first appearance 60 years ago.

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Spider-Man: Brand New Day

  • Title: Spider-Man: Brand New Day
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Spider-Man: Brand New Day feels like director Destin Daniel Cretton and screenwriters Chris McKenna and Erik Sommers grabbed everything in the kitchen and blended it together, not sure of how exactly it would turn out. What they deliver is film that needs to both be a new start and a finale for Tom Holland as the Wall-Crawler, that needs to wrap-up the threads left dangling after Spider-Man: No Way Home, open up the Spidey world for several existing Marvel characters including Frank Castle (Jon Bernthal), Yelena (Florence Pugh), and Dr. Bruce Banner (Mark Ruffalo), and introduce a key new character pivotal to Marvel’s non-Spidey plans moving forward.

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Spider-Noir – Step Into My Office

  • Title: Spider-Noir – Step Into My Office
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Distinctly different than the original comic character or the character shown in Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (also voiced by Cage), the opening episode of Amazon Prime’s Spider-Noir series introduces Private Detective Ben Reilly (Nicolas Cage) as a former super-hero turned struggling gumshoe just trying to make a living in the big city which is still reeling from the Great Depression and machinations of crime lord Silvermane (Brendan Gleeson).

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Ultimate Spider-Man #23

There are a few more Spider-Men since the last time I checked in with Ultimate Spider-Man. Peter Parker is still our main Spidey, who attacks the Kingpin and Mister Negative, while thw workings of Otto Octavius (our second “Superior” Spider-Man) broadcast Ben Parker and J. Jonah Jameson‘s truth about the Kingpin to the city.

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