History & Legacy
23 entries in the Spider-Man compendium.
History & Legacy — Era Chart
Amazing Fantasy Number FifteenThe issue that launched a thousand webs and redefined the superhero genre forever.Gwen StacyThe Spider-Woman of Earth-65, a drummer and hero carrying the weight of her world.The Amazing Spider-Man Issue OneThe web-slinger's solo saga begins with this historic launch.Tobey MaguireThe earnest web-slinger who proved that with great power comes a heavy, human heart.John Romita SeniorHe redefined the wall-crawler's look and brought romance to the web.Sam RaimiThe director who launched the live-action Spider-Man film franchise in 2002.Marvel Cinematic UniverseFrom Queens to the cosmos, a friendly neighborhood hero finds his place among Earth's MighUltimate Spider-ManA modern reimagining that reshaped the web-slinger for a new generation of readers.Sony Pictures AnimationBringing the multiverse to life through groundbreaking animated storytelling.Miles MoralesThe kid from Brooklyn who became New York's second Spider-Man.Stan LeeThe man who gave a nerdy kid in Queens a mask, a web-shooter, and a voice.Steve DitkoThe pencil that gave a kid in a mask a soul you could almost touch.Peter ParkerThe kid from Queens who learned that power is a promise, not a privilege.Amazing Fantasy #15One 36-page anthology changed what a superhero could be, forever.With Great Power Comes Great ResponsibilityA spider bite, a funeral, and one sentence that turned a teenager into a hero.Spider-Man: Into the Spider-VerseOne multiverse, infinite Spiders, and a kid who never asked for the bite.Spider-VerseOne bite, infinite worlds—every Spider-Person carries the weight of a different universe.Spider-Man: Across the Spider-VerseOne hero, infinite worlds, and a choice that could unravel everything.Tom HollandThree universes collide, and one teenager's web swings across them all.Norman OsbornThe man who built an empire, broke a formula, and became the monster Spider-Man could neveJ. Jonah JamesonThe loudest voice in New York, and the one Spider-Man can never silence.Andrew GarfieldA leaner, lonelier Spider-Man who swung between brilliance and heartbreak across two filmsThe Amazing Spider-Man (1963)A kid with a spider's senses and a hero's guilt, swinging between the rooftops of a city t
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