When Jeff Trammell landed the job of creating Marvel Studios' animated series "Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man" (premiering today), he stepped into the most fertile creative period for the web-slinging superhero in his 63-year history.

But the most similar origin story to the one shown in Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man is actually that of Miles Morales in Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, where he’s bitten by a spider from a different dimension.

Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man has introduced Lonnie Lincoln, who is becoming Peter's friend and in this article learn all about him!

Man" brings another iteration of the iconic comic book web-slinger to the screen. Spidey's been swinging through the Marvel Cinematic Universe for nearly a decade and now, nine years after he made his debut in "Captain America: Civil War,

If you’re a cord-cutter or don’t have cable, you can live stream “Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man” on Disney Plus. The ad-supported tier of Disney Plus is currently $9.99 per month, while the premium, ad-free tier is $15.99.

Before the opening credits even roll on Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, we might have a hint toward future Spider-Heroes.

Warning: This article contains spoilers for Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man episodes 1-2, “Amazing Fantasy” and “The Parker Luck.” The sky’s the limit for Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man.

The reviews are in for the entirety of Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man's first season, and while we're sure you already know how we felt about the show, what are other critics saying? Find out here!

The animated Disney+ series makes a bold change to Spidey’s MCU story and the result is a series that’s fun and smart with a hint of genuine danger.

The first episode of Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man takes a drastic detour from the MCU in pretty significant ways.

Since Stan Lee and Steve Ditko first created Spider-Man more than six decades ago, the character has been one of the most enduring superheroes in popular culture. From comics to animated series and a slew of live-action films (as well as 2018’s animated,