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Peter Parker has been missing in space for several months. To keep his absence a secret, Ben Reilly has been pretending to be Peter, while Norman Osborn has become the new Spider-Man. Both feel a debt to Peter and are trying to protect his life and reputation. But Peter’s impact goes beyond just these two – Spider-Man is a hero who can’t be easily replaced, a fact clearly demonstrated by everyone around him in The Amazing Spider-Man (2025) #16.

Here is an overview of the game, via Dojo System:

DC Comics has a lot of great villains—from colossal creatures to brilliant strategists—who could be used in more significant and compelling storylines.

Originally running for five seasons and totaling over 150 episodes (with an additional 128 from later revivals), The Twilight Zone and its creators, led by Rod Serling, produced some of the most enduring and impactful pop culture of all time. The series not only shaped the science fiction and horror genres by adapting stories from well-known authors, but also helped create entirely new subgenres that are still being developed today. What’s particularly noteworthy is that one of the show’s most important episodes first aired very early in its run, and today marks its anniversary.

The popular role-playing game also received several awards, including Best Storytelling, Best Visual Design, Studio of the Year, Best Soundtrack, Best Supporting Performer (Ben Starr), and Best Lead Performer (Jennifer English).