Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse is going to be spinning more webs and further expanding its universe by releasing a sequel and female spinoff.

New reports confirm that there will be a sequel and spinoff featuring female heroes in the Spider-Man universe of characters. More on the report, below.

Sony Pictures Entertainment has released a new sneak peek video for their much-anticipated animated feature Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. The film features an impressive cast including Shameik Moore, Jake Johnson, Hailee Steinfeld, Mahershala Ali, Jake Johnson, Liev Schreiber, Brian Tyree Henry, Luna Lauren Velez, and Lily Tomlin all giving the various characters their voices.

The video is actually described as an “Extended Sneak Peek,” though it’s not even a minute long. But while short, it still offers plenty of peeks at the movie and features some of the different “Spider-people” you can expect to see when it’s released including Spider-Noir, who is being voiced by Nicolas Cage; Peni Parker, who is being voiced by Kimiko Glenn; and Spider-Ham, who is being voiced by John Mulaney. Click on over to the other side for a synopsis for Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse and to check out the sneak peek video.

Normally, we would refrain from writing anything about on set images. Leaked photos are a dime a dozen, and a lot of the time they aren’t the best quality. However, whenever the actors post their own stuff, it gives us the green light.

Now, with production wrapping on Spider-Man: Far From Home, we are getting our first good look at Tom Holland as Peter Parker in his brand new Spider-Man suit. Check out the newest suit below.

Sony Pictures has released the latest trailer for Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse. The animated feature centers on Miles Morales (Shameik Moore) as he embraces his destiny to be the webslinger.

The only thing is, he isn’t the only one. There are different variations of Spider-Man webslinging throughout different universes, and they come in different genders, shapes, and sizes. But there is one thing that connects them all, what makes them different makes them Spider-Man. Check out the latest trailer below.

Marvel’s highly anticipated Spider-Man game, which comes from Spyro, Ratchet & Clank, Resistance, and Sunset Overdrive developer Insomniac Games, is still a few weeks from release. But that’s not stopping PlayStation from releasing an early launch trailer.

The trailer is a gameplay launch trailer, to be specific, though it doesn’t show a whole lot of actual gameplay unfortunately. Still, it’s a fun watch. There’s also a second video for excited fans to enjoy, and it’s even better. It shows a lot more gameplay footage, all set to a conversation between J. Jonah Jameson and someone who’s named Peter Pa…tterson on Jameson’s radio show (or podcast?) called “Just the Facts.”

You can read much more about the game and check out both of the videos below.

Venom is considered to be the starting point for Sony’s Spider-Man-less Universe. It’s a superhero world where Spider-Man supporting characters, villains, and anti-heroes exist, but without the Webslinger. Don’t worry, many are still trying to wrap their heads around the idea that such a shared universe could work. But the studio believes they have something on their hands, as noted by the announcements of titles like Morbius, starring Jared Leto, and Kraven The Hunter, which is being penned by Richard Wenk.

But Sony has even bigger plans for this developing universe. According to new reports, they are making an effort to bring in more diversity and inclusiveness to it. This includes splitting Silver and Black, the Black Cat and Silver Sable spinoff from Love and Basketball director Gina Prince-Bythewood, into two standalone films. Additionally, the studio has announced plans for Silk, Jackpot, and Nightwatch films that would feature a Korean-American webslinger and an African-American superhero on the big screen. More on the story below.

It’s that time again. The time when a new actor joins a film as a mysterious character whose name leads to much speculation. This time it’s Numan Acar joining the cast of Spider-Man: Far From Home, where he will play a character named Dmitri.

And while reports do not add any more details, the name might ring a bell for those who are familiar with Spider-Man’s history. More on the story below.

Marvel Studios has a problem with leaks. And if you know anything about the studio, you know who is doing the leaking. Spider-Man: Homecoming actor Tom Holland has somewhat of a reputation of spoiling things. It may not ruin the viewing experience, but if Marvel wants to keep things a secret, they best not give Holland any information. We all know that there will be another webslinging adventure, but we’re still unsure how that is even possible given what has happened to Peter Parker in Avengers: Infinity War. But it looks like we at least know the title of the next Spider-Man film.

According to Holland, the next film will be called Spider-Man: Far From Home, a title that makes sense and may have a duel meaning to it. Check out Holland’s confirmation in the video here below.

We’ve already seen one new gameplay demo for the upcoming Spider-Man game at E3 2018, and the more of the game we see the more impressive it looks.

Now another gameplay demo has been released showing off the playable demo fans tried out on the show floor. The demo includes more of perhaps the most exciting thing about the game, swinging around the open-world re-creation of Marvel’s New York City, as well as Spidey beating up some bad guys and even dealing with a boss fight.

You can read more about Marvel’s Spider-Man and watch the gameplay video below along with a bonus video of some people sharing their thoughts on the gameplay demo right after trying it for the first time.

If you are still questioning whether or not a film universe full of Spider-Man villains and supporting characters could work without Spider-Man himself, don’t worry, we are too. Venom will still be a story about Eddie Brock (Tom Hardy) and his relationship with the alien symbiote. And yet, we know none of that would have ever happened without Spider-Man. But as Marvel and Sony agreed to keep those two worlds separate, it looks like Sony plans on expanding the Spider-Man-less universe by having Venom appear in other films.

Director Ruben Fleischer took some time off his busy schedule to talk about Venom, and he dropped some hints about the character’s future and possible cameos. More on the story, below.