Spider-Man has a rich rogues gallery to choose from, but here's why Brand New Day should place Chameleon front and center.

A purported Madame Web popcorn bucket and cup would've featured multiple joke-y newspaper headlines involving major Marvel Cinematic Universe characters.

Web-Head was left to fend for herself against Creature X when Spider-Man’s spider-sense knocked him out of the fight. Luckily Web-Head persevered by defeating Creature X with her Hypno-Blast.

Spider-Man is Marvel’s most recognizable hero for a reason, and this wall-crawling web-slinger has featured in more than his ...

“Something like a web shooter is only found in Spider-Man movies or comics,” Lo Presti said. “Once I noticed this feature in acetone by accident, it was clearly resembling Spider-Man way ...

The result is an astonishingly "Spider Man"-like silk that can be shot not unlike the superhero's wrist-mounted web shooters, as detailed in a paper published in the journal Advanced Functional ...

But web-shooting? Web-slinging ... wait a second, is this like a Spider-Man thing?’ And you brush it off at first, but a material that mimics superpowers is always a very, very good thing.” ...

The researchers at Tufts University have created a real-life version of Spider-Man's web-shooters, and it’s not just some sticky string in a can. This is cutting-edge biomimicry at its finest.

Researchers at Tufts University’s Silklab have developed sticky fibers inspired by spider silk that may be the closest real-life example of Spider-Man’s web shooters we’ve ever seen.

Sound familiar? Researchers have described the Spider-Man-inspired tech in a new study. A newly-created web-like material will make many people who read comics as kids (or adults) very happy.

Spider-Man is one of, if not the most popular superhero on the planet, and anyone who is a fan of Peter Parker has once imagined what it would be like to be able to shoot a web out of their wrist ...