Schedeen went on to explain that the fall damage was actually explored in the 2005 comic Marvel Knights Spider-Man #3, which sees the hero battle supervillain Electro atop a tall building.

But it looks like Spider-Man has seen better days, as those gashes across his chest likely came from The Lizard (Rhys Ifans). Look below! Here's the third theatrical poster for Marc Webb's The ...

It picks right up with the action that spilled over from the last issue, with Spider-Man in a brutal battle with the mobster Tombstone. Spider-Man is trying to stop Tombstone from murdering his ...

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