Sony's plans for a new Spider-Man Universe centering on its villains seem to have hit a rough patch with news that Silver & Black has had its production stalled as writer return to the drawing board.

Amazing Spider-Man #800 is a celebration of the blue-collar web-spinner, an anniversary issue that is equal parts sensational and spectacular in its blockbuster approach to Spidey’s greatest battle yet.

After flirting with comic book superhero movies for a long time now, Jake Gyllenhaal is finally getting to wear the spandex himself as he reportedly in talks to play classic villain Mysterio in the upcoming Spider-Man: Homecoming sequel. Also returning though will be Michael Keaton's Vulture alongside a pair of mysterious castings that may hint at a sinister plan.

Once again, Eddie Brock is in the driving seat of his second skin symbiote. Only this time, the symbiote is afraid and Brock’s new life is more horrific than ever before.

With a tongue that Gene Simmons would kill for and a taste for brains that puts zombies to shame, Marvel’s Venom character has been enduring to say the least. Who is Venom though? A Spider-Man villain? A dangerous vigilante? A spacebound agent of order? He’s all that and more, as we take an insultingly brief look at Marvel’s original lethal protector.

Venom isn’t a complex comic book character….usually. Imagine a man who feels that he was utterly wronged in life, finds himself at his lowest point and then merges with a parasitic alien life form that happens to have a taste for punishing humans who fit the bill for being eeeeeeevviil. Also, human brains. What you have there isn’t just an …

For their spin on Spider-Man’s design, developer Insomniac had a simple mission: Keep it modern, but keep it classic as well.

Spider-Man Spider-Man, does whatever a massive technologically-enhanced arachnid-themed superhero does when faced with the universe-ending threat of a madman who wields the might of the Infinity Gauntlet!