The Animated Series adapted several storylines and characters for the show, there were a few glaring omissions kept from the ...

27 years ago, Spider-Man: The Animated Series‘ cliffhanger ending left fans with a major question: What happened to Mary Jane Watson? To recap, Peter Parker (Christopher Daniel Barnes) married ...

Spider-Man: The Animated Series ended in 1998 with a huge cliffhanger, but that's finally going to be resolved in an upcoming comic book sequel series by J.M. DeMatteis and Jim Towe: Spider-Man '94!

Spider-Man: The Animated Series excelled by putting its spin on a few of the web-slinger's most iconic comic storylines in these adapted episodes.

The popular 1990s cartoon "Spider-Man: The Animated Series" infamously ended on a huge cliffhanger. Now, thirty years after the show's conclusion, Marvel Comics is finally resolving that story ...

Spider-Man is the template for the relatable underdog trope. Have you ever noticed how all other heroes are some billionaire genius, a god, or just naturally great? Not Pete.

Spider-Man ‘94 will also mark the debut of “not one, but two” of Spider-Man’s comic book villains that have never appeared in the iconic animated series.

Spider-Man: The Animated Series ran from November 1994 until January 1998 on the Fox Kids network and proved incredibly popular, both critically and commercially, earning praise for being faithful ...

Marvel Comics generated buzz this morning by announcing a new comic series that would give a definitive end to the massive cliffhanger left by the '90s animated Spider-Man series.

Spider-Man: The Animated Series' John Semper clarified that he was never contacted about Marvel Comics' Spider-Man '94 and isn't involved.

CinemaStix dropped a fantastic video essay that digs into why Alfred Molina ’s Doc Ock in Spider-Man 2 remains one of the greatest comic book villains ever put on screen. The breakdown highlights how ...

Marvel Comics' Spider-Man ’94 looks to resolve that big Spider-Man: The Animated Series cliffhanger - but didn't X-Men '97 already do that?