Spider-Punk, Spider-Man Noir, and Peter B. Parker skins in Fortnite were introduced in Chapter 6 Season 1 during the v33.00. The characters are part of the Spider-Verse and play supporting roles ...

The origin story of Spider-Man Noir is certainly similar to classic Peter Parker in some respects. He’s from New York City, had an Aunt May and an Uncle Ben, and gained cool spider powers.

There have been a LOT of Spider-Man movies and shows over the years, so here are all the versions of the Webslinger we've ...

Notable Spider-Man love interests like Mary Jane Watson and Gwen Stacy take center stage in most of the wall-crawler's projects. However, Peter Parker is quite the active dater when he isn't ...

This led to the Superior Spider-Man era, when the Ock possessed Peter Parker decided to use his new body to advantage, creating the company Parker Industries and making Peter Parker wealthy.

The new Ultimate Spider-Man is here, and as promised, it stars a very different version of Peter Parker who is married to Mary Jane Watson, with two kids. Along with Peter and MJ, the new Ultimate ...

The new Ultimate Spider-Man isn’t a continuation of the old, but rather a brand new attempt at reinventing Peter Parker and his supporting cast for a contemporary audience. The days of Spidey as ...

Peter Parker was given a real address in one issue of the "Spider-Man" comic. Over the years, fans have sent letters to the Queens, N.Y., address and now some are on display at a museum.

Marvel’s Spider-Man 3 will see Peter Parker doing his Spider-Man thing despite what the ending of Spider-Man 2 suggests, the actor behind the character has said. Speaking to The Direct ...

But while Peter Parker is missing, his son Richard is doing an excellent job of being his Spider-Man stand-in. When Peter originally got bitten by a radioactive spider, he was just around Richard ...

Peter Parker is unemployed and late on his mortgage at the start of Insomniac Games’ Marvel’s Spider-Man 2. But that doesn’t mean he’s neglecting his fashion—the webhead’s still going ...