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“Spider-man” Articles

Top 10 Moms in Nerd Culture TV and Movies | LTN Top Ten

Celebrate the best fictional mothers in geek culture, ranked for their courage, humor, loyalty, resilience, and unforgettable pop culture impact.

How to Watch the MCU: LTN’s Definitive and Comprehensive Watch Order [Updated March 2026]

With a storyline so massive, it has separate "sagas", the Marvel Cinematic Universe can be confusing to navigate. In our painstakingly researched viewing guide, we provide the perfect watch order, every optional series or short, and watch guides for each movie or series. A more complete MCU viewing guide, you'd be hard-pressed to find.

Spider-Man & the Failure of Christian Celebrities

Spider-Man’s mentor betrayals illuminate how Christians can heal from fallen leaders, release misplaced trust, and grow into a steadier, Christ-centered faith.

Nerd History 15 | The Nerd History of The Infinity Saga

The Nerd Historians take a Hulk-sized look into the first 23 movies in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, from 2008's "Iron Man" that set the stage for a new era of superhero movies, up through the massive 2-part ending that wrecked everyone's emotions for over a year!

The (Super) Power of Love: 10 Greatest Comic Book Couples

With Valentine's Day on the way, Craig Nash takes a look at the greatest comic book couples of all time!

Free Play 132 | Playstation Hot or Not?

Are video games the future of live music? We discuss it all, this week on the Free Play podcast.

Free Play 64 | Bye Bye Spider-Guy

Some things are too good to be true and aren’t made to last. Spider-Guy in the MCU falls well within that category. Why didn’t it work? What will we do without him?

Stop What You’re Doing and Go See Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse

If you are burnt out on superhero films, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is the breath of fresh air you need.

Stan Lee, Peter Parker, and Finding Purpose in Pain

At the root of Stan Lee and Spider Man's success is a basic observation of what it means to live well in the world as a human being.

Spider-Man: Bad Guys are Worth Saving, Too

Apparently Spider-man respects his enemies, so says the friend of one of his enemies.