Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man ended its season with a bang on Wednesday, including a direct connection the greater ...

Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man proves there's still one huge possibility Marvel Studios and Sony haven't explored in ...

It has left Spider-Man in an interesting position moving forward within the MCU as Peter Parker is no longer known by those who were aware of his identity. This has given Marvel some unique ...

The final episode of Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man draws inspiration from a fan-favorite attraction in Disney Parks.

Despite teasing the symbiote in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, a new project is now more likely to tell the Venom story than ...

(We've left X-Men '97 and Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man off this list as they're not part of the main MCU timeline.) This is the ultimate watch order for MCU completists to watch events of ...

Colman Domingo, who voices Norman Osborn in 'Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man,' could be a perfect MCU casting choice. With the announcement that Robert Downey Jr. will return to the MCU as ...

Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, the latest animated series from Marvel Studios, spent plenty of time in the headline cycle during the show's premiere week, and certainly not for the reasons ...

This also raises the question, does a Norman Osborn exist in the MCU? So far, the reality that Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man exists in is very, very similar to the MCU. Characters refer to ...

The series has seen a few changes since its announcement in 2021 and forms part of Phase Five of the MCU. But what exactly is Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man's connection to the MCU and what ...

Spider-Man is in safe hands with Marvel Studios ... some much-loved aspects of the character haven't really found their way into the MCU. We've seen Tom Holland's Peter Parker protect Queens ...

The exceptions are, of course, the three standalone “Spider-Man” films, which while official MCU canon, were released by Sony Pictures. While the overall story makes sense either way ...