With the finale of the first season of Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, the animated Spider-Man series aimed at teens has, perhaps unexpectedly, become one of the best Marvel Cinematic Universe shows to hit the small screen.

Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man ended its season with a bang on Wednesday, including a direct connection the greater Marvel Cinematic Universe that fans weren’t expecting. It’s clear that this version of New York City is separate from any other reality we’ve seen within the MCU so far,

This article contains references to the Season 1 finale of Your Friendly Neighbourhood Spider-Man. For those of you who've been keeping up with Marvel Animation's fresh new take on the Spidey canon, Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man,

EXCLUSIVE: The MCU's new Spider-Man actor breaks down the huge Marvel season 1 finale twist and how this will set up things for season 2 for Peter.

The final episode of Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man draws inspiration from a fan-favorite attraction in Disney Parks.

Spoilers for Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man lie ahead. The ending of the first season revealed that Richard Parker (Josh Keaton) is still alive. Keaton’s casting is wonde

This season took some risks with the Spider-Man formula (leaps of faith, to crib from another Spidey story), but there was still plenty of classic webslinging goodness to enjoy. "

Jeff Trammell, the creator and showrunner for the magnificent Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, proved to fans over and over again that he has a deep appreciation for Spideys