Spider-Man Far From Home Review
Less than 48 hours ago, the second MCU Spider-Man Film was released worldwide to audiences. While the Crawlspace has been both excited and disappointed with the MCU’s handing of the films thus far, does the […]
The Marvelous Mary Jane: Kirsten Dunst
It was a time where teen movies were the rage and music videos were kinda fading on MTV, not knowing that they would later be replaced by reality tv shows about teen pregnancy. Then..out of […]
J.J. Abrams and his son Henry Abrams to write Spider-Man Miniseries!
Hey Crawlspacers! Remember that countdown we all thought was a comic adaption to Raimi’s Spider-Man 4. CLOSE. It does involve a famous movie director, but not Sam Raimi or Spider-Man 4. Gotta hand it to […]
Cobwebs #61: MCU Spidey
OK, dear readers, today we’re doing something a little different for Cobwebs. Instead of diving deep into some obscure area of Spider-History, I’m going to give the other side of the MCU Spidey debate. Many […]
Spider-Tracer: Carry On Carryin’ On, Carrion!
When someone mentions Miles Warren, or his alter ego, the Jackal, one of the first things people associate with him are clones. And rightfully so! While the subject of this month’s Spider-Tracer has his ties […]
The Marvelous Mary Jane: The Blind Date
Ever wonder how Peter and Mary Jane met for the first time? Would you believe a Blind Date? Mary Jane Watson was the niece to Anna Watson who happened to be the next door neighbor […]
Tangled Webs: Retcons to the Silver Age Rogues Gallery
Marvel recently announced a one-shot featuring an untold story of Peter Parker back when he was in high school, and a battle he had with the Lizard. This serves as an example of how these […]
Cobwebs #60: Final Exam 2019
Hello fellow Crawlspacers! It’s time to break out those number 2 pencils and take the 2019 version of the Cobwebs Final Exam! This exam is all about Mary Jane Watson. How much do you know […]
Spider-Tracer: The Mystifying Menace of Multiple Mysterios
Quentin Beck certainly has proven to be quite a pain for Spider-Man over the years, as evidenced by last month’s Spider-Tracer article. He’s done everything from faking Aunt May’s death to posing as a psychiatrist […]
Spider-Man Screenwriter Alvin Sargent Passed Away at 92
Alvin Sargent, a screenwriter credited with the first four Spider-Man live-action films, passed away last Thursday at the age of 92. The man had an impressive long-ranging career, and made major contributions to film interpretations […]
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