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Here’s Why You Should Never Trust Spider-Man

Dammit, Spider-Man. We can’t rely on you at all any more, can we? On yesterday’s Good Morning America , web slinger Spider-Man failed at something he’s supposed to be amazing at: Catching people who are falling. Like, that’s what he does about a third of the time, and he goes and fails at it live…

By Chris Person Published December 30, 2013

‘I Know A Gangster When I See One,’ Says Angry Street Batman

Who knows what set off this Times Square performer dressed up as the Dark Knight? But it takes a team-up with two Spider-Men to ensure that this Batman doesn’t go all Death in the Family on the dude he’s arguing with. Warning: contains language that may be considered NSFW. The rage-filled rant that Batman goes…

By Evan Narcisse Published December 23, 2013

The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Trailer Is Way Too Busy

Let’s see, we’ve got emo Harry Osborne, mecha-Rhino, Jamie Foxx as blue raspberry Electro, and Andrew Garfield’s hair. That’s far too many villains for one movie. Did we learn nothing from the lesson of Spider-Man 3? There is far too much going on in this trailer — I can only imagine the chaos that will…

By Mike Fahey Published December 5, 2013

Spider-Man Foiled in Attempt to Rob Xbox One on Launch Night

Parker! Parker! Get out there and get me some pictures of that menace! He tried to steal an Xbox One! Maybe that’s news? What do I pay you people for?! OK, so, not really. It was a guy in a Spider-Man hoodie, the hood zipped into a mask around his face to keep his identity…

By Owen Good Published November 23, 2013

Spider-Man Has the Best Superhero Instagram Picture. Of Course.

Tony Stark may have the technological know-how and Bruce Wayne is probably better with nocturnal photography but really Peter Parker would probably them have them both beat if superhero Instagram actually existed. These mock-ups are the work of Sierra Katow over at the Comediva website. There are a few more on the site. What other…

By Evan Narcisse Published July 26, 2013

Dress Up as the Most Evil Spider-Man This August in Marvel Heroes

Sure, there are already lots of alt-outfits for Spider-Man in Gazillion Entertainment’s click-battle MMO. But this one is Superior. All those wall-crawling suits in Marvel Heroes are basically Peter Parker get-ups. (Ok, yes, Spider-clone Ben Reilly is represented, too.) But, if you like your web-slinger a bit more malevolent and haughty than the original model,…

By Evan Narcisse Published July 16, 2013

If Only a Game With Pixel Batman and Pixel Wolverine Actually Existed…

Let us once again reflect on the beauty that comes with limitation. These blocky renderings of world-famous superhero characters manage to convey just what works about each character design, despite the lack of detail that Cyclops, Superman or Spider-Man are usually drawn with. And they leave you craving the next logical step, which would be…

By Evan Narcisse Published May 23, 2013

A Game That’s Part Tony Hawk, Part Spider-Man

Jamie Fristron has worked on a lot of games during his time in the video game industry, but he says that his most well-known creation was the web-slinging system in Spider-Man 2. Now, he’s making a new game called Energy Hook that combines Spidy-style rope-slinging with jetpacks and extreme sports. Okay then! The key to…

By Kirk Hamilton Published May 10, 2013

Iron Man Would Totally Wear This Power Glove

Clearly, every superhero needs a power glove. Or something. Check out these awesome prints by Josh Ln—they’re rad superhero-themed Power Gloves, which you can purchase here. Iron Man Batman Wolverine Spider-Man The Thing (Via it8bit)

By Patricia Hernandez Published May 9, 2013

Super-Serious Sci-Fi Eye Contact Is My Favorite Comics Panel This Week

In the near-future of Brian Vaughan and Marcos Martin’s The Private Eye, there’s been a meltdown of social networking. Imagine anyone anywhere being able to see everyone else’s addresses, banking information or browser history. People zealously hide their real faces and personal details after this cataclysmic breakdown of virtual privacy. You would, too. So, when…

By Evan Narcisse Published May 9, 2013

Two Great Comics Creators Are Letting You Pay What You Want for Their New Series

You might be among the legions of readers who loved Brian K. Vaughan’s classic Vertigo series Y The Last Man or are currently enjoying his excellent Saga series from Image. And you might know that he and Marcos Martin did an excellent Doctor Strange mini-series a few years back. Martin’s done incredible artwork on projects…

By Evan Narcisse Published March 19, 2013

Gameloft Brings 12 of Its Best to Windows Phone 8

With 12 of its most popular games coming to the next generation of Microsoft’s mobile platform, I can stop complaining that games like Asphalt 7 and N.O.V.A. 3 aren’t on Windows Phone 7 and start whining about not having a Windows Phone 8. Huzzah! Along with bringing back the relative oldies-but-goodies, Gameloft is also ready…

By Mike Fahey Published October 29, 2012

Kotaku East

How a Naked Japanese Man Launched Endless Photoshops

This March, a NSFW thread popped up on 2ch, the country’s largest bulletin board. The thread’s title was “Let’s Gather All the Nude Art Model Pics by Searching Google!”, and it featured an array of nude art models. But something funny happened. An internet superstar was discovered. The original thread from March seems to have…

By Brian Ashcraft Published October 24, 2012

The Amazing Spider-Man Arrives on Wii U Next Spring, with All DLC Included

At New York Comic-Con, Beenox—the studio behind The Amazing Spider-Man video game adaptation, said the title would be coming to the Wii U in spring 2013. In addition to new Wii U GamePad functions, the game will sell with all of the downloadable content that has been released so far for the PlayStation 3 and…

By Owen Good Published October 14, 2012

New Amazing Spider-Man DLC Lets You Play as the Wall-Crawler’s Super-Villains

Boy, was the Lizard ever annoying to fight in this summer’s Spider-Man movie tie-in game. You, like me, may have wondered what it might be like to have all that reptilian power at your disposal. New DLC packs will let play as Spider-Man’s arch-villain and his co-creator, too. Four separate packs will hit today, including…

By Evan Narcisse Published September 25, 2012

Kotaku East

In Hong Kong, Superheroes Live Very Normal and Somewhat Bittersweet Lives

Being a superhero seems so glamorous. There are the outfits, the universe saving, and the crime fighting. But in Hong Kong, the lives of superheroes seem so normal. They get parking tickets, they work in markets, and after a long day, they sit down for delicious dinners. That’s the concept behind these photos, titled “Heroes…

By Brian Ashcraft Published August 1, 2012

Assassin’s Creed as Spider-Man? Sure.

The wall-crawling adventures in the Assassin’s Creed games are not directly inspired by Spider-Man comics, but the thematic connections are there. Because of that, this mock-up of Todd McFarlane’s iconic Spider-Man #1 (1990) done up as an AC comic is pitch-perfect. It’s one of several classic comic book covers re-done to feature the video games…

By Stephen Totilo Published July 16, 2012

The Schedule For the Next 10 Spider-Man Movie Reboots

For people over the age of 10, this year’s Spider-Man movie re-boot seems to have emerged rather quickly. Wasn’t it just a decade ago that we got the last “first” Spider-Man movie? It was. Well, technically, it’s been 3,714 days, which is closer to 10 years and two months. I’d like to tell you when…

By Stephen Totilo Published July 9, 2012

How the Spider-Man Game Picks Up on the Spider-Man Movie’s Missing Threads

Spoiler alert: If you haven’t seen or played the new Amazing Spider-Man movie or game yet, don’t read any further. Seriously. Remember all those The Amazing Spider-Man promos? The ones that teased something mysterious lay in Peter Parker’s past, specifically the fates of his long-dead parents? It sure seemed like the newest movie reboot of…

By Evan Narcisse Published July 5, 2012

Reviews

The Amazing Spider-Man: The Kotaku Review

There probably hasn’t ever been a superhero who hasn’t gone through the cycle of losing his/her powers, getting them back and becoming more powerful than ever. It’s been the same for video game series devoted to costumed crimefighters. With Rocksteady Studios’ Arkham Asylum and Arkham City, Batman’s currently enjoying the best titles ever made in…

By Evan Narcisse Published June 29, 2012