There is more to see from the Man of Steel and the webslinger's landmark crossover comic.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. And here’s Brad Meltzer’s statement about working on this epic crossover: I’ve been waiting fifty years to write this book.

A major event in the world of screen superheroes is about to take place, as Spider-Man's suit is passed onto an actor ...

DC artist Jorge Jiménez shared a preview panel from Superman/Spider-Man #1 that shows Clark Kent and Peter Parker together at S.T.A.R. Laboratories. With this image, Jiménez draws Peter Parker in a ...

Marvel Comics has revealed new Second Printing variant covers for Spider-Man/Superman #1, featuring some must-see artwork by Jim Cheung, Martin Cóccolo, Ryan Stegman, and Peach Momoko.

The shared secret is revealed in “Our Kryptonite,” by Brad Meltzer and Pepe Larraz. The opening story of the Spiderman/Superman special finds both heroes trapped in a strange cave. For some reason, ...

Kryptonite is in play, and it seems that Doctor Octopus, courtesy of Brainiac, does indeed have Kryptonite mechanical arms. Although he is just a normal man, so a punch from a depowered Superman will ...

Obviously, it’s a few months away from either book’s release date. But thanks to the solicited material, we know what many of these stories will focus on. Aside from Superman and Spider-Man working ...

First, on choosing Brainiac and Doctor Octopus as the villains for his Superman/Spider-Man story through DC. "Blind panic because I had written a plot and everybody approved it and it was all awesome ...

Spider-Man/Superman variant cover #1 by Ryan Stegman. Marvel Comics/DC Comics Spider-Man/Superman #1 variant cover by Erik Larsen. DC Comics/Marvel Comics Spider-Man/Superman #1 variant cover by Mark ...

A new glimpse at the upcoming DC and Marvel crossover has surfaced ahead of its release. It teases a moment between two well-known alter egos. The preview, shared by one of the project’s creators, ...

On paper, Spider-Man and Superman would seem to have little in common. Both are true heroes, but one generally focuses on the streets while the other fights cosmic menaces. However, a new story in ...