Marvel's Spider-Man will see the wallcrawler finally butt heads with Hammerhead on November 20, in the second DLC episode, Turf Wars.

In the upcoming first DLC chapter for Marvel’s Spider-Man, there’ll be three new costumes for players to unlock. Ranging from Brexit Spider-Man to a suit that is more resilient, here’s what they look like.

The Black Cat is back, somebody is about to be robbed and only one amazing web-slinger can stop the ultimate cat burglar whose superpower is an immunity to DC Comics Catwoman intellectual property infringement lawsuits.The City That Never Sleeps DLC isn’t just more of the same according to Insomniac, but also a chance to build on the game by taking fan feedback and learning how to use that constructive criticism to make a better Spider-Man game.

Spider-Man has always had one of the greatest collections of rogues in comic book history, a nefarious library of black hats who always emerge to menace Spider-Man again and again and again. Naturally, we want to see more of them in the inevitable Spider-Man sequel. Whether they’re the biggest of the bads or goofy distractions, here’s a look at ten Spider-Man villains we want to see in the future.

Creating that new suit was something that Insomniac had to do if they wanted to stand apart from all the other Spider-Man games that had come before them. How do you even build a costume that carries legacy, renewal and an iconic sense of self?

There are a lot of suits to collect in Marvel’s Spider-Man, and they all add something special to the evolving mythos of the friendly neighborhood Spider-Man. Which ten are the best though, if you were looking for an arbitrary and heavily opinionated list to read through? Easily the ten below in our list.

Marvel’s Spider-Man is a brave reimagining of the wallcrawler that also serves as a reminder of just how important the icon is, as a symbol of inspiration and rising up to find the hero inside. If it weren’t for Sony, we’d probably have never seen this incarnation realised.

Marvel's iconic flipbook effect intro is the company's promise of quality on anything that it is applied to. A feat that Insomniac's Spider-Man has earned by being the first Marvel video game to bear the signature brand.