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Every Iconic Spider-Man in Film & TV History Explained by Kevin Smith

Written by Chris Danforth
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Coinciding with Peter Parker's latest appearance on the silver screen in Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, filmmaker Kevin Smith has linked up with Wired to walk us through every Spider-Man from film and TV.

From 1977 up to present day, Smith details all the iconic Spidey moments that you need to know before heading into the latest film, starting with the OG live-action Spider-Man played by Nicholas Hammond. These days, Spider-Man even has his own pair of signature Nike Air Jordan 1s. We've come so far.

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Check out Smith's detailed recap above, then head to theatres to catch the film.

Chris Danforth

Vancouver-born, Berlin-based writer, photographer and editor with a steady hand on the keyboard.

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