Spider-Man: No Way Home added another $52.7 million over New Year’s weekend, and more impressively, crossed the $600 million mark in domestic ticket sale.
Spider-Man: No Way Home added another $52.7 million over New Year’s weekend, and more impressively, crossed the $600 million mark in domestic ticket sale.
If you haven’t seen Spider-Man: No Way Home yet, you hopefully received some tickets in your Christmas stocking, because they were as scarce as free popcorn refills at your local cineplex this weekend.
The re-release of 2018’s Spider-Man No More Epic Collection starts off the Romita era with the Green Goblin storyline that established him as Spider-Man’s arch foe and was also reportedly the last straw for original Amazing Spider-Man artist Steve Ditko.
Kevin Feige has confirmed that Marvel Studios and Sony are currently fast-tracking at least one more Spider-Man movie to continue the blockbuster franchise.
Nothing could stop Spidey from recording the third biggest weekend box office of all time, in any era, to the tune of $253 million.
In addition to Spidey, Thor, and Ant-Man, the collection also represents early issues of the Incredible Hulk, Fantastic Four, and a variety of Marvel’s Sci-Fi, Western, and Romance comics.