All Spider-Man movies in theaters

Spider-man is one of the cornerstones of the comic book Marvel Universe. Born at the dawn of what would become the universe of the House of Ideas, the friendly neighborhood Spider-man immediately became a darling of young readers, who saw in the awkward Peter Parker a mirror of their adolescence. It is no coincidence that the House of Ideas has always focused on Tessiragnatele as a film character, well before the birth of the cinecomic phenomenon.

But how did Spider-man come to the cinema?

The birth of Spider-man

In 1962, Marvel Comics was working to create a new comic that would reaffirm the success of the Fantastic Four, created by the well-established couple Lee-Kirby. It was Lee who decided that it was time to create a teenage comic book superhero to bring young readers closer. Ride on the rebirth of heroes started in the mid-fifties by DC Comics with the relaunch of the Flash characters had kicked off the Silver Age of American comics; Lee, however, wanted to offer something different to teenagers, the true targets of modern comics, creating a synergy with them, giving the new character a greater sense of realism.

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