It seems like interdimensional comic book character crossovers are more the rage now than ever, such as with the popularity of a recently released Marvel and DC collaboration that pairs Spider-Man and ...

The current setup for Marvel and DC has made a Spider-Man and Superman crossover movie look more possible than I have ever dared to hope it could be before. Understandably, when it comes to hero team ...

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, ...

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.

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 ...

Waid has experience writing both heroes and makes a number of classic comic nods. And Jorge Jiménez’s art is excellent. Most of the stories in Superman/Spider-Man #1 follow this form, telling ...

In just a few weeks, comic book history is made in Spider-Man/Superman #1, the latest Marvel/DC crossover one-shot. The issue celebrates the 50th anniversary of Superman vs. The Amazing Spider-Man, ...

Marvel and DC blew a lot of minds earlier this year when they announced that they'd be joining forces for their first intercompany crossover in more than two decades. Marvel released Deadpool/Batman ...

The main story from Brad Meltzer and Pepe Larraz starts with the heroes in a cave-like room. They bond a bit, mostly because Supes laughs at Spidey’s jokes where other heroes might groan. The time for ...

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 ...

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 ...

Last year, DC Comics announced that the Man of Steel and J. Jonah Jameson’s least favorite superhero would reunite after 50 years in Superman/Spider-Man #1. Now, Marvel Comics is providing its version ...