This is the tool I wish I had before reading dozens and then hundreds of Spider-Man comics.
Many Spider-Man sites simply provide a guide. It might be a complete guide (covering even comics I would have preferred not to read), or just the essentials. But that’s it.
This site, however, offers you:
Hubs is another word I use for curated collections (hence Spider-Hub). Featured hubs include:
In addition to the “Guide Mode”, which helps you through the comic readings, there is the “Story Mode”, which is useful in the following two cases:
In the complete history hub of Spider-Man, there is a clear separation between the different phases of Peter Parker’s life—such as the “Original Clone Saga”, which I place within the “High school and college years” era—so you don’t get lost in your reading.
If you consider yourself new to comics, Marvel Comics, or Spider-Man (or all three), I have prepared the perfect page where I help you lay the groundwork as quickly as possible.
And even if you’re not totally new to this world, I recommend checking it out; there are several important things that, even after reading around 3,000 Spider-Man comics, I had to research to ensure it covered all the essentials.
In other words, it’s the page I wish I had before I started reading Spider-Man comics.
So let’s get started…
If I could read Spider-Man all over again, I would do it here: I would focus on reading the wall-crawler’s most acclaimed stories before deciding whether or not his entire history is worth reading.
And if you still have even the slightest doubt about reading Spider-Man, I recommend you pick at least one short story from this hub; you’ll thank me later =).
I have to confess something: I dropped out of college to read all the comics of Spider-Man (technically not all of them, but I did read around 3,000 comics).
Do I regret making that decision? Maybe a little, but one thing is certain: the stories of the friendly neighbor made me the person I am today and marked me for the rest of my life.
Although the quality of Spider-Man comics remained consistent until the 90s (excellent material exists, but personally, nothing compares to the 20th century, with the exception of JMS), I believe it’s worth reading up to the modern era of Spider-Man at least once in a lifetime due to its immense cultural impact. Unless, of course, you want to miss out on the time Peter was temporarily replaced by his long-lost clone Ben Reilly in the Clone Saga, or the era that served as the basis for the acclaimed Insomniac game, the Dan Slott era…
Are you interested in enriching your experience for the movie Spider-Man: Brand New Day (2026)? I know you are. That’s why for this hub I have a guide ready with:
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Can you identify the girls in the drawing?… Hey, don’t you think they look a lot like Mary Jane and Peter Parker respectively?… Nah.
Or do they? Either way, Spider-Man’s daughters do exist and are canon. But in the original universe, we didn’t get the ending we wanted for the two of them (at least not yet). So, if there is to be a definitive ending for Spider-Man, it is essential to involve the daughters of Spider-Man. That’s what this fanfic is about (which also features fully custom drawings for each chapter).