With Madame Web opening to the worst superhero movie reviews since the last time Sony made a live-action spin-off Spider-Verse movie, we thought now would be a good time to look back at the franchise. Indeed, the instalments run the gamut from being bad to all-out masterpieces. But which of these is your favorite?
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