Man's seemingly inconspicuous supporting characters are based on Marvel heroes and villains. Let's run through them.

Peter Parker has been through hell. Joe Kelly’s ongoing run of The Amazing Spider-Man began with Doctor Doom — the new Sorcerer Supreme — delegating his responsibilities as Earth’s champion against the eight Scions of Cyttorak the Destroyer.

Marvel's most iconic web-slinging superhero is set for a whole new alternate take on his back story, with the release this week of new animated show, . Helmed by Craig of the Creek showrunner Jeff Trammell,

I did not really know what to expect from Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man in the wake of the hard-to-surpass X-Men 97. But it's great

By swapping out Tony Stark as Peter Parker’s mentor and replacing him with Norman Osborn, we’re treated to 10 episodes of insidiously fun superhero TV. Given how it ends, it’s clear Marvel has a lot of juicy (and unexpected) new ideas they’re eager to explore in the second and third seasons Disney+ has already ordered.

Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man is technically the next installment of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. But only technically, because it’s set in an alternate timeline in which Peter Parker never meets Tony Stark,