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Roughly five minutes of unfinished Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse footage leaked online, prompting co-writer-producer Christopher Miller to condemn the leak; the film, featuring Miles Morales and Spider-Gwen, is slated for June 18, 2027, and appears to pick up from the Across the Spider-Verse cliffhanger, with Sony declining to comment on the leak’s origin.
Variety ranks all 11 Spider-Man solo features (live-action and animation) from worst to best, placing The Amazing Spider-Man 2 at the bottom and Spider-Man (2002) at the top. The list highlights No Way Home for its clever crossover mash-ups, Into the Spider-Verse for its Oscar-winning animation, Homecoming for rebooting Spidey as a teen, and Across the Spider-Verse for ambitious but sometimes overstuffed multiverse storytelling. It also notes Brand New Day (2026) as a darker, mid-pack chapter that coincides with major box-office milestones, underscoring the franchise’s enduring pull across generations of fans and film styles.
Tom Holland says there’s a “whole plan” for passing the Spider-Man baton to the next actor, with a clear vision to mentor the successor and shape the franchise’s next chapter — potentially involving Miles Morales or other iterations — with plans laid out since No Way Home.
Tom Holland says there’s a clear, five-year plan in place for passing the Spider-Man baton to his successor, developed since filming Spider-Man: No Way Home. He described having a concrete vision for the next chapter and mentoring the next Spider-Man, with Miles Morales eyed as a potential live-action successor and Holland eager to help set up that transition.
As Spider-Man: Brand New Day nears release, fans and bloggers dissect two trailers for clues, weaving together sightings into wild theories about Sadie Sink’s role, possible Miles Morales cameos, a transformed Hulk, and a host of villains, while treating every frame as potential evidence—a pattern rooted in the No Way Home era where rumor becomes a stand-in for truth, even as many theories remain unproven until opening night.
'Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse' has moved its release date up to June 18, 2027, a week earlier than planned, and will conclude the trilogy featuring Miles Morales and other Spider-People, with the series being a major box office success.
Sony releases a new Spider-Verse short film, "The Spider Within: A Spider-Verse Story," featuring Miles Morales contending with his own anxiety and self-doubt in the form of a giant arachnid. The short, set between the first two Spider-Verse films, showcases the teen web-slinger dealing with everyday struggles, and is a product of Sony's initiative to train and highlight diverse talent. While awaiting the official release date of "Beyond The Spider-Verse," fans can enjoy this new addition to the Spider-Verse universe.
Sony is set to release a new Spider-Verse animated short film titled "The Spider Within: A Spider-Verse Story" on YouTube on March 27, focusing on Miles Morales' struggle to balance his student and superhero life while confronting anxiety and panic attacks. The short aims to spark conversations about mental health and was created as part of Sony Pictures' mentorship program for underrepresented groups in animation. The release coincides with the delay of the next Spider-Verse film, "Beyond the Spider-Verse," leaving fans eagerly awaiting updates.
Sony's Digital Deluxe Edition of Marvel's Spider-Man 2 includes 10 special suits, with five each for Peter Parker and Miles Morales. GameSpot has compiled an image gallery showcasing all of the exclusive costumes, allowing players to decide if they want to spend the extra money. The game, which launches on October 20, will have over 100 costumes in total. New Game Plus and mission replay will be added in a future update.
Marvel may be retiring Peter Parker's Spider-Man as fans feel burnt out of the story after 61 years. However, the introduction of Miles Morales, a half-black, half-Hispanic teenager, has given fans a fresh perspective and a new hope for the future of the Spider-Man legacy. With Tom Holland taking a break from acting, fans are feeling secure that the character is in good hands with Miles Morales.
A joke in the animated movie "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse" about Miles Morales endorsing baby powder has left fans wondering what it was referencing. The theory is that it's a nod to Johnson & Johnson's real-life scandal involving asbestos in their baby powder causing ovarian cancer, which resulted in billions of dollars in lawsuits. The joke is made funnier by the fact that Miles' decision to endorse baby powder was inspired by a moment from the comics when Peter Parker reminded him of its ability to reduce costume chaffing.
Kemp Powers, co-director of "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse," discusses the film's success and the challenges of directing voice actors in animation. He also talks about the surprise cameo from Donald Glover and the major cliffhanger at the end of the film. Powers confirms that he and his co-directors will return for the third installment, "Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse," but declines to comment on its production or release date.
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse ends with a cliffhanger that leaves Miles Morales in a paradox. The movie reveals that all the alternate versions of Miles across the multiverse are linked by "canon events," but Miles is actually the original anomaly, the reason for every glitch currently taking place across the multiverse. If Miles isn't his universe's intended Spider-Person, why is his father on the chopping block? This contradiction challenges the notion of fate, determinism, and free will that's built into the whole connected multiversal web.
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse does not have any mid-credits or post-credits scenes, but there is a title card that appears during the end credits announcing the release of the third film in the Into the Spider-Verse saga, Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse, on March 29, 2024. The film tees up the next installment, and IGN will provide a full spoilery breakdown of the ending of Across the Spider-Verse starting Friday night.
Producers of the Spider-Man franchise teased at the LA premiere of Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse that there may be a live-action version of Miles Morales and a Spider-Woman movie coming soon. They also hinted at a fourth Tom Holland/Zendaya Spider-Man film, but the WGA strike has affected its progress. Additionally, the Sony Spider-Villain 'verse is expanding with the upcoming Madame Web movie.