The Japanese Spider-Man is back for some brand new adventures as Good Smile Company reveals their newest Marvel Nendoroid figure. Debuting in 1978, Spider-Man hit television screens in Japan with a ...

Marvel is tying the release of the episodes to Amazing Spider-Man #12, where the Spider-Man we know and love pulls his Japanese counterpart and his counterpart’s flying, transforming robot into his ...

Today is Wednesday, and like every Wednesday, we get brand new Media Create charts showing the second week on the shelves of Marvel's Spider-Man and the launch of a few new titles. Below you can check ...

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Did you know that there was a live-action Spider-Man TV series in Japan? If you said “no,” then you are not alone. The series was created by Toei and deviated from your typical superhero shows like ...

Hailing from sunny (not as much as people think) Italy and long standing gamer since the age of Mattel Intellivision and Sinclair ZX Spectrum. Definitely a multi-platform gamer, he still holds the old ...

Pictures and video from the set of Marc Webb’s Spider-Man reboot in Los Angeles have been hitting the web all week, which is great if you’re into that sort of thing. The above video is pretty boring, ...

With the triumphant (and incredibly campy) opening line, “Yeah, yeah, yeah, wow,” the Japanese Spider-Man TV series bursts upon an unsuspecting American audience ...

No, producer Phil Lord could not leave enough alone there. Taking to Twitter, the writer hit up fans to confirm a beloved version of Spider-Man will appear in the sequel. As you can see below, Lord ...

Spider-Man or better known as "Supaidāman" from the Japanese live action show is getting a figure. If you're a Spider-Man fan then you have come Afros this gold mine show that aired in Japan from 1978 ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Marvel’s Spider-Man is selling so well overseas that consumers in Japan are buying the game ...

With the triumphant (and incredibly campy) opening line, “Yeah, yeah, yeah, wow,” the Japanese Spider-Man TV series bursts upon an unsuspecting American audience, courtesy of Marvel Comics. Motorcycle ...