The Amazing Spider-Man Issue 3 pits Spider-Man against a returning villain, all while he fights the poison within his veins.

Thunderbolts* just killed off a character that I hope the MCU has plans to replace in the future, lest they truly become one ...

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As Tony Stark deals with PTSD from the Battle of New York – which, to be honest, only manifests as him being short of breath a couple of times – a terrible figure ... as Spider-Man in Captain ...

Kelly got his first attention in the mid ’90s from writing Deadpool, moving to X-Men and then going to DC for Action Comics and JLA. Kelly returned to Marvel and wrote The Amazing Spider-Man and ...

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Following the record-breaking success of Deadpool & Wolverine, Ryan Reynolds is bringing back the alter ego of Wade Wilson in a new film with a team twist. Despite being embroiled in a legal ...

We're sure Wade Wilson will show up in the MCU again at some point (there's no way Marvel Studios would leave the character on the shelf for too long after the massive success of Deadpool and ...