Spider-Man Resources

Almost everything you could possibly want to know about the film's production.

A deep dive into Spidey's biography from the publishing house that created him.

That title says it all, doesn't it?

The director of the original Spider-Man trilogy gets grilled by an invisible German.

Spidey, M.J., and the Green Goblin sit down with Hollywood.com.

Maguire talks webs and women with Cinema.com prior to the film's release.

Yup, 2001 is vintage now.

Spider-Man's plot is loosely based on this 1963 issue of the Amazing Spider-Man comic (and its follow-up, #122). The film makes a couple of big changes, but we're not in the spoiler business, so we'll leave it up to you to find 'em.

If you watched Spider-Man and thought, "Slinging webs and slugging bad guys? Sign me and my couch up!" then this critically acclaimed Activision video game directly based on the movie is for you—provided your old Xbox, PlayStation 2, or GameCube still works, of course.

In just over 1 minute, the comic-book movie genre was reborn.

No, standing around in your costume doesn't seem awkward at all.

Marvel ended up going in another direction with the Green Goblin. Maybe because this is terrifying?

We don't know why this looks like a kung fu movie from 1984 either.

Peter has a high-flyin' time testing out his new skillz.

The Human Spider—er, we mean the Amazing Spider-Man—makes his underground wrestling debut.

Somebody check on Macy Gray and make sure she's all right.

The perfect soundtrack for putting on bug spray. Or not putting on bug spray…?

This is just one of several posters that got Spidey fans hyped in 2002.

Funny, we don't remember Spider-Man pulling that film crew to safety, too…

You'd think the comic books would be the concept art, but…you'd be wrong.

Pretty sure those ears get over-the-air television.

Maybe he's moody. Maybe he's about to pass out because he has a spider 10 inches from his face.