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The best Spider-Man villains usually have powers that fit their overall theme, and are easy to grasp. However, comic books often get strange, and that’s definitely true for the seven villains we’ll be discussing today. We’re highlighting seven of Spider-Man’s foes whose powers just don’t make much sense. While superpowers aren’t exactly realistic to begin with, these seven are particularly bizarre, even by Marvel standards. Let’s jump right in and take a look at Spidey’s most illogical villains.

A major appeal of Spider-Noir was seeing familiar Spider-Man villains reimagined within its unique, noir setting. With a second season potentially on the way, many villains could be adapted, but which combination would work best?

According to Jordan Middler, host of the VGC Podcast, a new Uncharted game is currently in development at PlayStation. Middler, who has reliably reported on upcoming games before, didn’t offer details about the new title, but his confident statement suggests a new installment is definitely happening.

Fans on ResetEra noticed a video briefly posted on a now-removed Xbox Podcast that accidentally included a PlayStation 5 logo at the end of a trailer for a third-person shooter game.

Ahead of the June 10th Disney+ release of Dragon Striker, ComicBook spoke with the series creators, Sylvain Dos Santos and Charles Lefebvre. They discussed the anime that inspired the show, how it differs from the original sport, the characters’ abilities, and potential plans for future seasons. You can read the full, edited interview and see an exclusive clip below.

Here are the six hardest dungeons in the history of Persona.

He’s best known for his romantic roles, which are what initially made him famous. But some of his most impressive work comes from when he’s challenged himself with different types of characters. Here’s a ranking of his five best movies, considering his entire career.

Fantasy films often face a strange challenge. Because the genre relies on viewers’ willingness to embrace imaginative worlds, a poor marketing strategy or a bad release date can doom even truly magical movies. For example, The Wizard of Oz, now a classic, was initially a box office disappointment in 1939. Similarly, The Princess Bride, while beloved by many, opened modestly and only became a widely quoted phenomenon through years of television and home video rentals. Unfortunately, this pattern – great fantasy films struggling in theaters – is quite common.

Ben Reilly is a WWII veteran who gained spider-like powers after being bitten by a human-spider hybrid during his service. By the start of the series, he’s become a tough, world-weary private investigator. Years earlier, he used those powers to become The Spider, a masked crimefighter in 1930s New York. But he’d retired from that life before the series begins, and it takes the reappearance of some dangerous old enemies to convince him to become The Spider once more.

A strong main character is essential for a good story, and a boring one can ruin even the best plot. Luckily, the Spring 2026 anime season has given us several protagonists who really grab your attention and make their shows more enjoyable. Three of these characters especially stand out – they each bring something unique and cool that elevates their series.