Awesome Spider-man

8 years ago, ItsJustSomeRandomGuy created a series of parody Mac vs. PC ads with action figures debating Marvel vs. DC Comics. The first episode’s predictions were so accurate that we’re wondering if he’s Waverider. Also, we now know why Batman v. Superman is a thing.

Illustrator Josh Lynch has an ongoing series of illustrations where he turns Marvel superheroes into dogs. We can’t decide which one we like best. MODOG is probably the right answer, but we love the Mr. Fantastic dachshund so much.

Melancholic photos of heroes and villains done in the style of 17th c. Flemish paintings. Sacha Goldberger worked with make-up artists, costume designers, digital retouchers and models over a 2-year period to create the images.

Comics Alliance made this neat chart that catalogs the announced lineup of superhero movies from Marvel/Disney, Warner Bros., Sony and Fox. 2017 is crazy packed. We can’t wait for Black Panther and LEGO Batman.

Screen Junkies and Cinema Sins switch tactics and combine forces to eviscerate The Amazing Spider-Man 2. Here’s Jon Bailey listing everything wrong with the world’s most convoluted Sony commercial.

(NSFW: Language) Maddox presents counterarguments to the outrage about Milo Manara’s now infamous comic book cover for Spider-Woman #1, the Hawkeye Initiative and sexualization in general. More here.

Screen Junkies takes on Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man trilogy, which was worse than The Hobbit in that it told the same story three times, and of course featured one of the worst scenes to come out of Hollywood: emo Peter Parker dancing.

Ronnie Shalvis dons yet another costume for his latest parkour reel, paying tribute to Marvel’s web-slinging hero, and makes us realize that a real-life Spidey isn’t actually that improbable. Just don’t experiment with spider venom, Ronnie.

Mondo Gallery in Austin, Texas teamed up with Marvel and Mike Mitchell to create a series of portraits of the House of Ideas’ heroes and villains. That Deadpool piece is going to sell out immediately. The exhibit runs til 5/17.

Electro, Rhino and the Green Goblin suit up, Gwen Stacy nearly blows Spider-Man’s cover and Peter Parker jokes about doing web design in the final trailer for The Amazing Spider-Man 2.

This sizzle reel for The Amazing Spider-Man 2 shows the movie’s takes on Spidey’s classic villains. See Electro’s origin, Rhino’s tank-like armor and Harry Osborn’s general creepiness. Seriously who talks like that?

The debut trailer for The Amazing Spider-Man 2, the sequel to one of the more decent and well-received movie tie-in games in recent years. The game sees Peter Parker hunting a killer with the help of the cunning Kraven.

Originally shown at the Times Square New Year’s Eve celebration, the latest teaser for The Amazing Spider-Man 2 sees Peter going up against Sparkly Smurf. Seriously though they should’ve kept Max Dillon’s simple look.

Peter Parker takes on a new round of evildoers, as OsCorp does its best to take down the young web-slinger with its latest and most heinous inventions. And Jamie Foxx debuts in a role we like to call Electro Unchained.

Our Spidey-senses are tingling after listening to guitarist Eric “331Erock” Calderone spinning an epic web of Spider-Man tracks with his black axe and a little backup from his talkbox. Be sure to stick around for the big finish.

YouTuber Mr88668866 used clips from various superhero movies and the trailer for DC Universe Online to create a fan trailer for a bank-breaking blockbuster movie. Black Widow and her pistols look even more pitiful here.

A parody of the friendly neighborhood superhero so twisted you’ll never acknowledge its origin if not for the title’s insistence. Italian Spider-Man is another bizarre masterpiece of the folks behind Danger 5. ISPAAAYDEHR!

Spidey swaps his webslinging for melee skills. Is he Peter Parker? Peter Park? Nope, Aaron Gassor, a martial arts instructor who has a 2nd degree black belt in both taekwondo and kickboxing.

(NSFW) It doesn’t take a genius to figure out that Stan Lee and Steve Ditko never intended Spidey to be realistic. Animation Domination High-Def (ADHD) shows us just how right that decision was.

Sean Ward’s friend’s son Kieran wanted “to have Spider-Man” for Christmas. Incidentally Sean has a Spidey costume that he uses for his online show. So we guess Kieran owns Sean now.

Forget about Venom or the Green Goblin; Screen Junkies is Spidey’s worst enemy. This honest trailer rips into the “re-retold story” of Peter Parker so thoroughly you’ll be ashamed if you watched it.

Peter Parker’s friend is blown away when he hears Parker’s secret. But not for the obvious reasons. It’s the perennial superhero question that only The Incredibles faced head on.

You won’t just be battling robots in the The Amazing Spider-Man game. Developer Beenox shows us how Spidey will navigate Manhattan to look for lowly thugs and robbers.

Peter Parker is a man of many faces: a student, a lover and a son. His mask doesn’t conceal any of them but instead adds one more: a hero. In other news, a preview and a trailer are the same thing.

We still prefer Tobey Maguire as Spidey, but this new trailer for Marc Webb’s The Amazing Spider-Man gives us hope for this reboot. Glad to know the Webhead still has his funny side.

We’re assuming the robots-run-amok plotline of the new Spider-Man game parallels the 2012 movie reboot, but even if we’re wrong, the idea of Spidey battling spider-like robots looks like fun.